Spring Into Health!
Happy March! As the weather begins to warm, it’s a great time to focus on healthy habits, germs, and safety. Here are some tips to keep our K–6 students happy and healthy this month.
Even as the weather warms, germs are still around. Keep your child home if they have:
Fever 100 °F or higher (must be fever-free without medication for 24 hours to return)
Vomiting / Diarrhea within the past 24 hours
Difficulty Breathing
Undiagnosed Rash
Nurse Kalata - Currently on Maternity Leave until the End of May 2026 - A substitute nurse is present! Please make sure to call the absence line when your child will be absent.
Welcome Spring – Stay Active!
Longer days mean more opportunities for outdoor play and physical activity. Encourage your child to:
Run, jump, or play outside daily
Stretch or do fun movement activities at home
Limit screen time to balance activity and rest
Being active helps hearts, muscles, and minds stay strong!
Allergy Awareness
Spring can bring seasonal allergies. Common symptoms include itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing, or coughing. If your child has allergies, make sure:
Allergy medication is taken at home in the morning if needed
Your child knows how to manage symptoms
The nurse is aware of any changes in their condition
Nutrition Focus – Healthy Snacks
March is a great time to encourage brain-boosting snacks:
Fruits like apples, oranges, or berries
Veggies with hummus or yogurt dip
Whole grain crackers or granola
Water instead of sugary drinks
Healthy snacks help students focus and stay energized in the classroom.
Hygiene Reminder
Good hygiene habits are important year-round:
Brush teeth twice a day
Wash hands before eating and after using the restroom
Bathe regularly