MRSA Staph Infections - updated November 29, 2007
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Thank you for your attention to these important health measures and for sharing handwashing guidelines with your family.

Click on the following links for instructions on preventative measures.

Fact Sheet on MRSA:  http://www.oakgov.com/health/assets/Documents/fs_mrsa.pdf

Handwashing: http://www.oakgov.com/health/assets/Documents/HealthyHints/Wellness/handwashing

http://www.oakgov.com/health/assets/Documents/fs_handwashing.pdf

Norovirus Fact Sheet

Parents and guardians: Please remind children of the need to be cautious and attentive when walking or playing on the streets of our communities. First and foremost, if you observe a suspicious person, vehicle or circumstance, either around school or in the area, call the police immediately (911). It is also important that discussions take place between parents and children about how to handle suspicious incidents.Please remind your child of the following safety measures they can take:

If someone tries to get a child to go with them, the child's best defense is to yell "This is not myfather/mother!" and run away.
If someone is following a child in a car or is walking very close, teach your child to stay away from them, and run to the nearest house (preferably where someone they know is home) to ask for help.
Do not talk to strangers or go near their car - even if they seem nice and say they have candy or a toy in the car.
Do not help strangers find their dog or cat or anything. Adults do not need children's help.
Always tell a parent or whoever is in charge at home where they are going and do not leave that location without getting an OK from parents or teachers at school.
If someone tells your child "Don't tell," assure the child she or he should definitely report the incident to a trusted adult.