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Why not close school if students are ill?

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Why not close school if students are ill?

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The flu virus is active for between two to eight hours on general surfaces. Given the cleaning regimen Father Ryan is using, the school should be a safe place each day. Experience with the flu last spring revealed that closing the institution has not been the most effective way of decreasing the spread of infection. Research indicates proper use of hygiene techniques and employing the other interventions listed above has a more favorable effect on decreasing infection. As long as the school can function both practically and effectively, the school will remain open. • What can I do to help prevent my student from getting sick? In addition to the items listed above, it is extremely important to have your student vaccinated with the seasonal flu shot as soon as possible. There is concern there may be a shortage of this vaccine due to increased media attention to this issue and an increase in need, so please consult with your pediatrician and/or local pharmacist for options. • What should

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