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EISD has contracted with
PaySchools to provide an
opportunity for you to
purchase/pay for school
services via the Internet.
Read on...
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You may click the Parent/Teacher Access link
below. If you had a GradeSpeed account
last year you do not need to reapply again just
continue using your current login info.
Parent
/ Teacher Access
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Trouble accessing
GradeSpeed please contact your
child's campus through the
appropriate email link below: |
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Student Course Request
Current year 8th through
11th graders, ONLY.
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Middle & High School |
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8:00 |
First Bell |
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Primary & Intermediate |
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First Bell |
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Tardy Bell |
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Washing
our hands is a lesson we all learned as children, but when
we're busy or in a hurry we tend to rush or forget to do it.
We think our hands are clean, but they are not if we haven't
done it right.
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rinsing your hands isn't washing them, it's wetting
them. To get them clean you need to use soap. |
A quick
rub, even with soap, won't get your hands clean, and
the few seconds you save could cost you days if you
get sick later. |
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To
make sure your hands are really clean, soap up
your palms, between your fingers, the backs of
your hands and under your fingernails for at
least 20 seconds. |
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After rinsing, dry your hands with a paper
towel. Use the same paper towel to turn
off the water and open the restroom door.
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Many
outbreaks of food borne illness are
traced to unwashed or poorly washed
hands. |
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Sneezing and
coughing can spread cold germs into the
air, but most colds are caught and
spread through germs on people's hands. |
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The
germs that cause the flu, SARS, hepatitis A, and
many kinds of diarrhea can also be picked up and
spread by your hands.
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If these germs are
on your hands, touching your mouth or nose to
eat, sneeze or cough can make you sick.
Touching a doorknob,
pressing an elevator button, pushing a grocery
cart or shaking hands can spread germs to
others. |
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Always wash your hands |
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touch or
serve food |
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eat or
drink |
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put in
or take out contact lenses |
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treat a
cut, scrape, burn or blister |
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take
care of someone who is sick |
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go to
the bathroom |
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help
someone else use the bathroom |
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change a
diaper (don't forget to wash the baby's hands too!) |
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cough,
sneeze, blow your nose or wipe a child's nose |
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handle
uncooked food, especially raw meat, poultry, fish or
eggs |
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handle
garbage |
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touch an
animal - especially a reptile - or clean up animal
waste |
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take
care of someone who is sick or injured |
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use
public transportation |
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Nurse's Office |
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WeatherNet
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Nineline
by Covenant House,
1-800-999-9999 is a toll free number
that provides counselors to talk to teens who are
troubled and need support and guidance 24/7.
Nineline is also available to parents and caregivers who
want to get help for their teens. Nineline can
also be accessed by email at
help@nineline.org,
and you can visit the website at
www.nineline.org. |
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This site is not endorsed, maintained or
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School Closings...
during inclement
weather
listen to KCKL 95.9 fm or
WBAP 820 am radio, or
watch NBC Ch. 5, or visit
www.nbc5i.com
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