November 29th, 2018 /
Rob Francom /
News
As the weather becomes colder our skin tends to become drier. Many students come to the health clerk with dry skin and chapped lips. It is important that students stay in class, so we would like to see a decrease in these sorts of office visits. If you would like to send a tube of chapstick or a small bottle of lotion with your student’s name on it, they can keep it in their desk or backpack and use it as needed.
lease see advisory below and talk to your children about what to do if they ever see a bat. Bats are extremely beneficial for our environment however, please teach children to NEVER touch a bat if they see one.
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