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H1N1 Swine Flu Preparedness
As the first day of school approaches, Mead School District feels it is important to remind our community we have a Pandemic Flu plan in place and ready to implement should it become necessary.
News has slowed down on this issue but the virus continues to circulate in our community. The Mead School District is working with Spokane Regional Health District and other community partners in anticipation that as kids return to school in a few weeks, we may see the virus spread. A vaccine for the virus will not likely be available until sometime in October.
Although the virus is primarily causing mild to moderate symptoms, serious symptoms can occur. The Spokane Regional Health District is stressing the importance of people taking simple actions to stop the spread of germs, including:
The Center for Disease Control and The Spokane Regional Health District both stress that for most people who catch the H1N1 swine flu virus; symptoms can be managed at home through proper hydration and fever reduction. People should contact their health care provider by phone if they have serious symptoms such as high fever, difficulty breathing, or other symptoms which would normally cause a person to seek medical care.
The Mead School District's priority continues to be the protection of our community's health. We will continue to provide you with the most updated information as we receive it from the Spokane Regional Health District. Read More..
Making the Morning Edition
M.E.A.D. students made the newspapers (again)! Click on this link to see what the Spokesman-Review had to say about us:
"Students Subdue Stereotypes" [http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2009/mar/27/students-subdue-stereotypes/ ]
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