March 2008

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
24	25	26	27	28	29	1
2	3	4	5	6	7	8 8:00am 70th Reunion News Stories (2007)
9	10 8:00am Rules are gravestones...	11 8:00am Need for responsibility	12 8:00am A Special Responsibility	13 8:00am School Security Plans	14 8:00am CELEBRATE SAFETY HEROES	15 8:00am A Safety Bill of Rights
16 8:00am National Poison Prevention Week 8:00am National Inhalants & Poisons Wk	17 8:00am Ideas for Safety Posters	18 8:00am 71 years ago today	19 8:00am Maine Resource	20 8:00am Learning by Accident	21 8:00am Montana Resource	22 8:00am National Standards
23 8:00am IOWA Resource	24 8:00am Science & Safety CSSS	25 8:00am 9-yr-old Carolyn Speaks for Safety 1937	26 8:00am New Hampshire Best Practices	27 8:00am US EPA Schools Chemical Cleanout Campaign	28 8:00am Theater Safety	29 8:00am Comprehensive Safety in Schools
30 8:00am Legal Reference	31 8:00am Work with the media.	1 8:00am Work with your local or state officials	2 8:00am Do not act alone.	3 8:00am Speak UP	4 8:00am Link up with others	5 8:00am BE INSPIRED, INSPIRE OTHERS

Bring the Lessons of the 1937 Texas School Explosion to your school.

Click on calendar dates to find ideas, references, classroom activities and success stories. Link to local and national events, conferences, and resources dedicated to making every day a Healthy Schools Day.

2008 Healthy Schools Day, April 28. www.healthyschools.org

Added on�March�05,�2008�by�healthykids
Lessons Of History

The story of the Texas tragedy needs to be part of our national legacy because the decision-making that led to the 1937 explosion is the same type of decision-making that leaves dangerous old explosives and other hazards in today's classrooms, labs, closets and storerooms.

The Lessons of the 1937 Texas School Explosion encourages parents and others in every school community to break the silence about school hazards and to dispel the myths that excuse inaction.

Added on�March�30,�2007�by�TextSample
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Lessons of the 1937 Texas School Explosion