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Influenza Pandemic Mitigation: Schools Play Major Role
Cases of the seasonal influenza, a respiratory infection sometimes called “flu” that
is accompanied by fever and cough, typically peak between November and March
in the United States, though the season can last until May, and flu viruses circulate year
round. Learn More.
Timing Is Key: Be Ready to Act if a Pandemic Occurs
Think of a pandemic as a fi re. When smoldering in the corner of a room, it’s much easier to contain than if it has spread beyond the room and is burning down the house.Learn More.
Elements of School Pandemic Plans
The Challenge interviewed Dr. Volkow recently to discuss the research being conducted on drug abuse and its consequences on adolescent brains. Learn More.
ED Pandemic Planning Resources on The Web
ED has numerous resources to help schools prepare for a crisis, including a pandemic event. Learn More.
Seattle Public Schools: Plans in Place
Parent messages to their children and school policies for their students about alcohol and drug use should be consistent and firm—drug use is not acceptable. Learn More.
News From OSDFS
The Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Advisory Committee was established in 2006 to provide advice to Education Secretary Margaret Spellings. Learn More.
Research Findings
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Resources
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