By the Healthy Learning Environments Guide Team Start Here: What This Checklist Helps You Do If your child has a food allergy, the school should have a written plan that covers three things: how …
A Student Asthma Action Plan: Roles, Records, Access, and Emergency Communication
By the Healthy Learning Environments Guide Team What This Guide Covers If your child has asthma, the school usually asks for an Asthma Action Plan from your child's doctor. This plan tells school …
School Hydration Routines: Water Access, Heat, Activity, and Student Needs
By the Healthy Learning Environments Guide Team What "hydration routine" actually means for a school A school hydration routine is simply the combination of things that determine whether students can …
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When Illness Spreads at School: Finding the Current Public Health Message
By the Healthy Learning Environments Guide Team When illness is spreading through a classroom or a whole school, families often see three different messages at once: a note from the teacher, a …
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Returning to Learn After Concussion: Academic Supports and Update Questions
By the Healthy Learning Environments Guide Team "Return to learn" is the process of a student going back to schoolwork after a concussion, usually with a step-by-step plan from a doctor or other …
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School Indoor Air Questions: Ventilation, Filtration, Maintenance, and Communication
By the Healthy Learning Environments Guide Team A parent picks up their child from school and hears the same thing three days in a row: "It was really stuffy in our room today." Maybe a teacher …