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Shawnee High School Announces Educational Services Professional of the Year!

Shawnee High School Announces Educational Services Professional of the Year!

Shawnee High School announces and proudly congratulates Mrs. Rachel Gotshall, School Nurse, as the Educational Services Professional of the Year.

In her essential role as school nurse, Mrs. Rachel Gotshall faces the complexities of health care in the post-COVID era with grace and remarkable efficiency. Her top priority is, without question, the health and safety of our students. She greets each student with a friendly smile, demonstrating patience and understanding for their diverse needs. Importantly, she connects with students outside of her office, building crucial trust and rapport. During emergency situations, Mrs. Gotshall remains calm and acts swiftly, a testament to her professionalism and dedication.

Beyond her commitment to student care, Mrs. Gotshall is a fierce advocate for our staff and an actively engaged member of the larger school community. Her willingness to assist is evident; anyone can reach out to her with questions, and she responds promptly and helpfully. She fosters an environment where no question is too small, always taking the time to educate others as she provides support. 

Matthew Campbell, Principal of Shawnee High School, states, “On a daily basis, there can be a need for recurring or emergency health care due to any number of reasons: injuries and trauma, students suffering from headaches, stomachaches and cold or flu symptoms, or medication needs due to chronic conditions such as diabetes, asthma, allergies or seizures.”  He continues, “Mrs. Gotshall manages the nurse’s office, in a school of over 1300 students, in a way where every student in need receives thorough and immediate medical attention, and feels safe and cared for, regardless of their unique health needs that they are facing at any time during the school day.”

(Photo Credit: Shawnee Photo Club under the direction of Christian Hochenberger)