April Is EDGE Month!
Don’t miss The EDGE Month to benefit over 12,000 Children! All of April 2011. Find out more by emailing us at info@theedgeeducation.com.
The EDGE at The United Way
Join the EDGE on January 26th for important information every educator should know about protecting the environment, protecting their students, educating the community and saving money. This event is being hosted by The United Way Center for Excellence in Early Education and you may register by emailing us at info@theedgeeducation.com.
Faces of Influenza
In partnership with:
American Lung Association’s Faces of Influenza Campaign
Former Heat Player, Jamal Mashburn
Walgreens
To benefit migrant children, children of human trafficking victims and children of domestic abuse.
DID YOU KNOW: According to the Center for Disease Control “On average, 1 out of 5 Americans suffer from influenza every year.In addition, influenza and its related complications result in an estimated 226,000 hospitalizations and 36,000 deaths in the US each year.
We all are at risk for contracting influenza. The results for some will be lost work or school days. But for those at highest risk, the results can be more serious – leading to hospitalization and even death. The best way to prevent influenza is with an annual flu shot.”
Influenza shots will be given to 200 children that cannot… Read the rest
CHILD CARE PROVIDERS: BLEACH IN YOUR SCHOOL
Last week The Early Development of Global Education (EDGE) announced its newest development with The Department of Children and Families and their recognition of our report on the harmful affects of BLEACH and the use of harmful disinfectants in schools.
What Administrative Code did this have to do with?
The use of sanitizers and disinfectants in schools is associated with Florida Administrative Code 65C22-002.
Can I discontinue the use of bleach in my school?
Yes, you can. The Administrative Code does not mandate the use of bleach. This is a misconception that bleach is mandatory. It only suggests the solution ratio of bleach and water. Inspectors are misinformed and are requiring the use of bleach because they are not clear about the code or about the dangerous affects of bleach.
When will
