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Welcome to Adobe GoLive 6
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About Me
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Contact Me at Home
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Hours to Visit
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My Links
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Mrs. Mariah Hinton
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Unpublished at teacher's request
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7:30 AM- 2:00 PM
All visitors must check in with front office.
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Welcome Back for the 2022-2023 School Year!
Feel free to give me a call at the school's nurse's office if you have any health concerns about your SES student.
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Elementary PE Class
Tuesday
-1st Grade
-3rd Grade
Wednesday
-Kindergarten
-4th Grade
Thursday
-2nd Grade
Please make sure your child is dress appropriately to participate in PE class on the day their class is scheduled.
Thank you!
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Handwashing
Here are 4 easy steps to clean hands:
1- Get your hands wet in clean water. Put soap on your hands and make suds.
2- Rub rub rub your soapy hands together long enough to sing “Happy Birthday” in your head twice. Clean your palms, the back of your hands, and between your fingers. Don’t forget to clean under your nails. Nails can trap dirt and germs.
3- Hold your hands under clean, running water. Rub them to rinse them fully.
4- Shake your hands a few times, then dry them with a clean towel or hand dryer. Done!
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Eat Your Breakfast!
Many students have visited the health office lately with stomach pains and headaches that have been results of them not eating breakfast, so please make sure your child is eating breakfast each day.
Also, Several studies suggest that eating breakfast may help children do better in school by improving memory, alertness, concentration, problem-solving ability, test scores, school attendance, and mood.
I have attached an article from EatRight.org with some information for parents/guardians to check out!
Thank You!
Mariah Hinton
Health Aide
Click here to open a new window and be redirected to the link mentioned above.
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Identifying Symptoms that need to be addressed at home
Children who have the following symptoms should not come to school until these symptoms have been gone for 24 hours without the help of medication, or until the doctor sends a note stating the condition is not contagious and it is OK for your child to return to school.
Fever
If your child's temperature is 100 degrees or higher, keep your child at home. While at home, encourage your child to drink plenty of liquids. Your child should be fever-free for 24 hours (without medicine such as Tylenol or Motrin) before returning to school.
Mild Cough/Runny Nose
If there's no fever, and the child feels fairly good, school is fine.
Bad Cough/Cold Symptoms
Children with bad coughs need to stay home, and possibly see a doctor. It could be a severe cold or possibly bronchitis, flu, or pneumonia. But when the cough improves, and the child is feeling better, then it's back to school. Don't wait for the cough to disappear entirely -- that could take a week or longer!
Diarrhea or Vomiting
Keep your child home until the illness is over, and for 24 hours after the last episode without medicine.
Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis)
Keep the child home until a doctor has given the OK to return to school. Pink eye is highly contagious and most cases are caused by a virus, which will not respond to an antibiotic. Bacterial conjunctivitis will require an antibiotic; your doctor will be able to determine if this is the case. If antibiotics are prescribed, they must have at least 24 hours of the medicine or drops before returning to school.
Rash
Children with a skin rash should see a doctor, as this could be one of several infectious diseases. One possibility is impetigo, a bacterial skin infection that is very contagious and requires antibiotic treatment. If the rash has any drainage coming from it, the child must be seen by a doctor and may return with a doctor’s note clearing them for school.
It is great that students want to come to school, but it is very important to stop the spread of germs throughout the school.
HAVE STUDENTS STAY HOME WHEN THEY ARE TOO SICK TO COME TO SCHOOL. DO NOT SEND CHILDREN IN TO BE EVALUATED BY THE NURSE. THIS CAUSES GERMS TO SPREAD TO CLASSMATES AND BUS PARTNERS. TAKE THEM TO THE DOCTOR IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST.
Regards,
Mariah Hinton-Pinedo
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