Common use of Emergency Information Clause in Contracts

Emergency Information. In case of a serious accident, we make every effort to contact the parents or guardian. In order to do this, be sure the office and your child's teacher has the following current information:  Parent/Guardian home and work phone numbers.  Emergency contact person's name and phone number in case the parent/guardian can't be The health of your child is important to all of us. Proper nutrition is emphasized throughout the curriculum of health and science. Soft drinks and candy are discouraged as treats from home for the class. Parents have been very creative in finding ways other than cupcakes, etc. to acknowledge their child's birthday, thus showing their support of finding alternative ways toward good health. We appreciate your creativity. Students who have definite signs of a cold or other illness should not be sent to school. If a student becomes ill at school, care will be provided temporarily and parents will be notified. If a student is determined to be too ill to remain at school, or is running a temperature, parents will be notified to pick up the child. Head Lice Policy Head lice are tiny bugs that live on the hair and scalp. They are transmitted from one person to another by direct contact or on shared xxxxx, hairbrushes or hats. They can also be acquired from upholstered furniture and bedding. Head lice cannot hop or jump! If your child is found to have head lice:

Emergency Information. In case of a serious accident, we make every effort to contact the parents or guardian. In order to do this, be sure the office and your child's teacher has the following current information:  ⮊ Parent/Guardian home and work phone numbers.  ⮊ Emergency contact person's name and phone number in case the parent/guardian can't be The health of your child is important to all of us. Proper nutrition is emphasized throughout the curriculum of health and science. Soft drinks and candy are discouraged as treats from home for the class. Parents have been very creative in finding ways other than cupcakes, etc. to acknowledge their child's birthday, thus showing their support of finding alternative ways toward good health. We appreciate your creativity. Students who have definite signs of a cold or other illness should not be sent to school. If a student becomes ill at school, care will be provided temporarily and parents will be notified. If a student is determined to be too ill to remain at school, or is running a temperature, parents will be notified to pick up the child. Head Lice Policy Head lice are tiny bugs that live on the hair and scalp. They are transmitted from one person to another by direct contact or on shared xxxxx, hairbrushes or hats. They can also be acquired from upholstered furniture and bedding. Head lice cannot hop or jump! If your child is found to have head lice: