About Nurse Jackson

Nurse Jackson has been a dedicated nurse since 2014, bringing a wealth of experience from various healthcare settings, including five years in pediatrics. Her diverse background spans public health nursing, obstetrics, and behavioral health, making her well-equipped to care for the students and staff at MAIN STREET ACADEMY.

Nurse Jackson earned her associate degree in nursing from Jersey College School of Nursing and later pursued her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Capella University. With strong roots in Jamaica, WI, and having grown up in Queens, NY, she moved to Georgia November of 2022 and has found a welcoming home at TMSA.

“I love working at TMSA. The culture of inclusivity and the genuine care that educators and staff have for one another and for the well-being of our scholars is truly special. Coming from a tough city, TMSA has been a soft place to land. I’m passionate about my role here, working with students and their families to keep them safe and healthy.”

Outside of her role at TMSA, Nurse Jackson channels her long-standing passion for makeup artistry as a freelance makeup artist, a craft she has nurtured for many years. She later refined her skills and obtained her cosmetology certificate at EMPIRE Beauty School and gained her cosmetology licensure in New York. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her family, engaging in outdoor activities, baking, crafting and traveling back home to Jamaica.

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TMSA ALLERGY SEASON QUICK GUIDE

Atlanta experiences very high pollen levels during the spring months, which can cause uncomfortable allergy symptoms for many students. This guide provides quick information to help families recognize symptoms and understand how the school clinic can assist.

The Family Health Center provides families with medical support and health-related services to help parents access care, guidance, and support outside of the school setting when needed.

Offered Services Include:

Sick Visits, Immunizations, Sports Physicals, Well child checks.

Same Day appointments available! 470.254.9201

Hours of operation: 7:30am-4:30pm

Telehealth visits available Monday-Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm 404.260.5940

2075 Princeton Avenue| College Park GA 30337

* A partnership between Fulton County Schools, College Park Elementary School and The Family Health Centers of Georgia, inc.

Puberty in boys includes changes such as growth spurts, body odor, and voice changes. This resource provides guidance for parents on hygiene habits and supportive conversations during this stage of development. Read more under my "posts" tab.

For student safety, all medications at school must follow TMSA guidelines and be administered through the clinic with proper authorization. This section explains medication forms, parent responsibilities, and important safety rules. Read more under my "posts" tab.

Puberty is a normal part of growing up that brings physical, emotional, and hormonal changes. This resource helps parents talk with their daughters about what to expect, including periods, hygiene, and self-care. Read more under my "posts" tab.