There are so many lessons to be learned from 2020 that will be studied for decades. Will we as a nation take intentional steps to eradicate COVID19, gun violence, climate injustice, and racism? They are undeniably linked, unearthed by a global pandemic that had a laser focus on those most vulnerable and least protected. It took a global health emergency, with the unimaginable loss of life for the privileged among us to finally acknowledge what has always been present for communities of color.
As another year closes for The Relentless School Nurse, I want to share the top 10 blog posts of the year. It is no surprise that COVID19 was the theme that runs through the most widely read blog posts of 2020. This year saw a big increase in visitors to my blog. In 2019, we had 43,480 views and in 2020 that number rose to 186,344.
Top 10 Countdown:
10. – The Relentless School Nurse: You are Witnessing The Death of Expertise
9. – The Relentless School Nurse: Remember the 5 W’s – For Now, It’s All We Have
8. – The Relentless School Nurse: You are Witnessing The Death of Expertise
7. – The Relentless School Nurse: Anti-Racist Resource Guide by Victoria Alexander
5. – The Relentless School Nurse: After the Bell, the School Bubble Bursts
3. – The Relentless School Nurse: Add This to Your COVID19 School Nurse Tool-Kit
2. – The Relentless School Nurse: My Adventures in Media – First Stop CNN
1. – The Relentless School Nurse: 91 Questions for Reopening Schools
Please accept my endless appreciation and gratitude for supporting The Relentless School Nurse blog. It is because you shared the posts within your networks that this year of exponential growth was possible. Best wishes for a safe, healthy, and vaccinated 2021.
Thank you, Robin, for sharing insightful thoughts – yours and others – about current events that impact individuals and families connected to schools!
Thank you Jenny! I appreciate your message 😉
May the New Year bring you it’s best! Thank you for all you do to communicate relevance to School Nurses!
Thank you for this wonderful message Donna! Wishes for a healthy, happy New Year to you as well.