There is a reported case of chickenpox at Kenton Senior High.
There is also a reported case of Fifth’s Disease, which is viral communicable condition that follows a viral infection by 7-10 days. Its symptoms give a “slapped cheek” appearance to the cheeks with activity. It can be accompanied by low grade fever, slight nausea, and a raised rash that starts on the arms and legs and moves to the trunk of the body. The disease is spread through respiratory secretions so hand washing frequently and after coughing and sneezing is a must. Symptoms last 5 to 7 days. No need for exclusion unles there is fever and/or nausea.
Wednesday, January 11
Period 2 …. 8:50 – 10:05 a.m.
Period 4 …. 10:10 – 11:25 a.m.
Lunch …. 11:30 – 12:20 p.m.
Period 6 …. 12:25 – 1:40 p.m.
Period 8 …
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2012 Reorganizational Meeting Agenda
Recently there have been diagnosed 2 cases of chickenpox at KMS and 1 case at Hardin Central.
There is risk for exposure to this virus for the following health conditions:
The incubation period for this disesase is 14- 21 days. The lesions appear as small clear fluid filled blisters on the skin. Even with children who have had the chickenpox vaccine ( varicella), some cases are still reported in this population. If you have questions about the health of anyone in your family regarding exposure, please contact your health care provider or the Kenton Hardin Health Department.
Early yearbook orders are at a discount price! If you order between now and February 29, soft cover yearbooks are $15 and hard cover yearbooks cost $19.50. Some changes in the order forms include: checks made payable to Lifetouch, photo and name on the cover cost extra, and other extras such as autograph pages and stickers.
Please order yours today!
BOE Agenda for December 12, 2011
Lunch menus for December are available on the Cafeteria page.
