Message from the Health Room - October
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It’s that time of year! Muddy and rainy weather is upon us and with this weather comes the occasional need for a clothing change at school. The health room is running low on our supply of pants, so please look around and send back any of ours you may have. Please also consider including a gallon-size Ziploc with a change of clothes in your students’ backpacks (yes, even for older kids). While we encourage our students to choose their outdoor activities with discretion, mud and puddle encounters do happen and wet clothes can be very distracting for learning. Our goal is always for students to stay in class as much as possible, so a quick change into their own clothes is our best solution. Thank you for your partnership!
Shelby Boehm RN
Challenger School Nurse