21. Lauren Fix: Back To School Safety – Is Your Car Pool Safe? back to school safety Is Your Car Pool Safe? It’s that time of year again, when the children head back to school. If your vehicle is equipped properly http://www.pennzoil.com/fix/safety/back_to_school_Safety.html

Pennzoil Promotions Auto Smarts Lauren Fix Filter Guide ... Search Lauren Fix: Safety Lauren Fix Home Car Care SetC("C01"); Make Your Ride Last Forever Octane Ratimgs Selling Your Car Online Safety SetC("C02"); Keeping Elderly Drivers Safe Seven Safety Driving Tips Back to School Safety - Is Your Car Pool Safe? About Lauren SetC("C03"); Background "School's Open Safety Week" is August 23-29 and that means more and more children are being driven to school in carpools. Whether it’s to school or to all those after schools activities that make put demands on our cars and us. Here are some safety tips on taking precautions when driving in areas with school age children. Pedestrian-vehicle injuries are a leading cause of death for children ages 5 to 14. 1/4 of all children 14 years of age and younger who die in motor vehicle crashes are pedestrians! Thatmeans drivers need to step up safety around school zones, crosswalks, bus stops, and wherever children may be playing outside. KID SAFETY Be in the habit of becoming aware of where school zones and crosswalks are located on regular routes that you normally drive. Just a reminder - crossing guards are at many crosswalks to protect the children walking, obey their directions.

22. AT&T: The External EH&S Site: Back To School Safety Children are heading back to school. The early morning roads are once again crowded with pedestrians, bikes, and cars in the rush to work and school. http://www.att.com/ehs/safety/back_to_school.html

Access Keys Skip To Content Region / Language Networking Solutions ... Newsroom Environmental, Health, and Safety Articles About Us CEO Letter Company Performance Sustainability ... Contact Us Back to School Safety Children are heading back to school. The early morning roads are once again crowded with pedestrians, bikes, and cars in the rush to work and school. Drivers must always be watchful, and not only of other vehicles. In 1997, more than one third of the pedestrians injured by motor vehicles - approximately 77,000 - were children under the age of 15. Children frequently dart unexpectedly into traffic, often from between parked cars. If you're driving in and around school zones and other areas where children play, expect the unexpected. Bicycling in traffic or on busy roads can be dangerous. Just as if they were driving a car, children on bicycles must observe the rules of the road - yet they may not be familiar with them. The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) suggests the following safe bicycling practices for riding in the U.S.: Always wear a helmet. Other safety gear, such as elbow pads, is recommended, especially for beginners.

23. Insurance Information Institute back to school safety Children who walk to school or to a bus stop must be reminded to. Look left, right, then left again before crossing the street. http://www.iii.org/individuals/other/safety/backtoschool/content.print/

SPECIALTY TYPES OF INSURANCE Back to School Safety Young students Pedestrian injuries are the second leading cause of unintentional death among children ages five to 14. Children who walk to school or to a bus stop must be reminded to: Look left, right, then left again before crossing the street. Always try to cross a street when a crossing guard is present. Cross in front of the bus only after the driver signals it’s okay to do so. High school students Statistics show that teen drivers are four times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash than more experienced drivers. In fact, 6,000 young people are killed each year in fatal crashes. If your children drive to school: Teach them to always buckle-up and require everyone else in the car to buckle-up as well. Remind them to always obey the speed limit. Choose a safe car for teens to drive—remember large cars are safer than small ones. Enforce no-drinking-and-driving rules. College students The number one crime on college campuses is theft. One-out-of-every 10 college students will be robbed while away at school. Most students’ belongings are covered under their parents' homeowner policies, but expensive computer equipment and other items may not be covered. Parents should check their policies to be sure and also: Remind students to always lock dormitory doors, even if they are just going down the hall.

24. Allied Insurance Features Back To School Safety Class Is Now back to school safety. As the new school year begins, we want to help make sure your children will be safe going to and from class each day. http://www.alliedinsurance.com/features_school_safety.cfm

25. Back To School Safety Tips back to school safety tips. According to the American Red Cross, 25 million students ride on school buses. Children riding a bus to school should follow http://www.lanl.gov/orgs/pa/newsbulletin/2003/08/20/Safety_tip_schoolbus.html

Editor's note: Laboratory personnel are reminded to be alert for school children and reduce speed in school zones. The posted speed limit in school zones when children are present is 15 miles per hour. Back to school safety tips According to the American Red Cross, 25 million students ride on school buses. Children riding a bus to school should follow these safety tips to help prevent injury. Line up facing the school bus doornot along the side of the school bus. Don't play in the street while waiting for the school bus. Carry belongings in a backpack or book bag. Never reach under a school bus to get anything that has rolled or fallen underneath. After getting off the school bus, move immediately onto the sidewalk, out of traffic. Wait for a signal from the bus driver before crossing the street. Walk at least 10 steps away from the front of the bus so that the bus driver can see you. Never cross the street behind the school bus. Following these tips will make every school day safe and enjoyable.

26. My ParenTime | Article - Back To School Safety My ParenTime Article back to school safety - Are you ready to get informed, educated, entertained? At My ParenTime you ll find informative articles, http://www.myparentime.com/articles/article149.shtml

Pregnancy Tests Pregnancy Pedometer Baby Gifts ... "I KNOW SAFETY!" MyParenTime.com's Articles Article List Previous Next Submit an Article Back to School Safety Going back to school can be stressful for many children, especially if your child is entering school for the first time. There are a lot of expectations for children these days - school dress codes, supply lists, homework and behaving in class are only a few of the responsibilities your child will encounter. But our children are not the only ones who have school responsibilities. Parents are getting more involved in their child's education and as a result, they have their own set of expectations and responsibilities. The job of parenting never gets any easier...parents have the added stress of making sure their children stay safe while in school. This month we've provided some helpful articles to help you and your family prepare for the school year. Get involved in your child's school life! Ask questions, but most importantly, listen to your children. Together we can work to make our children's school years as safe as it can be :)! The following articles are located on myparentime.com:

27. St. Petersburg Times Online: News Of Citrus County Back to School 20045. Other stories. back to school safety program set for Aug. 4. By Times Staff Writer Published August 1, 2004 http://www.sptimes.com/2004/08/01/Citrus/Back_to_School_Safety.shtml

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28. Youth Sports Safety, Back To School Safety Prevention Tips - MomsTeam.com Youth Sports, health and safety, children s nutrition, nutrition. http://www.momsteam.com/alpha/features/ounce_of_prevention/ounce_of_prevention_n

Youth Sports Parenting Information For Sports Moms Choose A Sport: Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball Biking - BMX Biking - Mountain Bowling Crew/Rowing Curling Cross Country Running Cycling Diving Equestrian Sports Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf Gymnastics Ice Hockey Inline Hockey Lacrosse Rodeo Martial Arts Paint Ball Racquetball Rock Climbing Sailing Skateboarding Skating - Figure Skating - Inline Skating - Roller Skiing - Alpine Skiing - X Country Snowboarding Soccer Softball Spirit Sports Squash Surfing Swimming T Ball TABLE TENNIS Table Tennis Tennis Track and Field Trampoline Volleyball Wakeboarding Water Skiing Windsurfing Wrestling Creating A Safer, Saner, More Inclusive Youth Sports Experience Click on any area below for more information! Welcome Preseason Regular Season Post Season ... Workshops Back To School Safety Prevention Tips By David H. Janda, M.D. Safety Checklist Parent Involvement Is Key With the return to school fast approaching, it is imperative that we get our families’ house in order as it relates to return to school, recreational and organized sports activities. Over 12 million student athletes between ages 5 and 22 will sustain a sports-related injury this year. Students will lose twenty million school days as a result of an injury related either to sports or recreational activities. Safety Checklist I believe that the vast majority of these injuries are completely preventable. In my book

29. Back To School Safety - News - MSNBC.com The start of school is just around the corner for Topeka Public Schools. Parents and police are hoping students stay safe from strangers. http://msnbc.msn.com/id/8843700/

Skip navigation Local News Your local news Other cities ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... Your Weather KSNT-TV MAKE THIS YOUR LOCAL NEWS TOP STORIES FROM: Back to School Safety Protecting Students from Stranger Danger By Amanda Kinseth KSNT-TV Topeka - The start of school is just around the corner for Topeka Public Schools.Parents and police are hoping students stay safe from strangers.Warren Freeman is eight years old. This year, for the first time, he will be walking home from school by himself. He's excited, but his mom says she's worried."Yeah, I'm a little nervous sometimes, but you know, there are a lot of kids that come by in groups, that come down the same street. So it's not like he'll be alone." Staci Freeman says she will still walk her son to school to make sure he gets there safe, but she wants to make sure he gets home safe, too."I've talked to him about if a stranger comes, he should roll under a car because grown-ups can't get under there.And where to kick, and certain ways to maneuver yourself to get away from people." The Topeka Public Schools Superintendent Tony Sawyer says he wants all parents to teach their kids about stranger danger."Children should never talk to strangers.Unfortunately we live in a very troubled world, and we know that if our children are properly prepared, they can protect themselves from danger."

30. The Car Connection - TCC Tip: Back To School Safety - Time To Keep An Eye Out Fo TCC Tip back to school safety Time to keep an eye out for students. http://www.thecarconnection.com/Shoppers/Driving_Tips/TCC_Tip_Back_to_School_Saf

En Español NEW FEATURE SEND TO A FRIEND Send to Email: Your Email: Personal Note: CONNECT » Links » Message Boards » Calendar of Events » Photos ... » Subscribe TCC Tip: Back to School Safety TCC Tip: Back to School Safety Time to keep an eye out for students. by  Bengt Halvorson More TCC Weekly Tips Pedestrian-vehicle injuries are a leading cause of death for children ages 5 to 14. Kids are back from summer camp, school is in session again, and school buses are out plying the streets. That means drivers need to step up safety around school zones, crosswalks, bus stops, and wherever children may be playing outside. Here are some back-to-school tips: Be familiar with school zones. Get in the habit of noticing where school zones and crosswalks are on routes that you normally take. Accidents, including pedestrian accidents, are far more likely to occur locally on routes that drivers are familiar-and thus overly comfortable with. Stop for school bus lights. Always stop for school buses with flashing red lights. Drivers approaching the bus must come to a full stop for the duration that the red lights are on. Some school buses have flashing yellow lights also, which means that drivers may proceed with extreme caution. Bus drivers often engage the flashing yellow lights before the flashing red lights, signaling that they are about to stop. Obey crossing guards.

31. Students Against Violence Everywhere - Evaluation back to school safety TIPS THAT PARENTS CAN REALLY USE Students are heading back to school and it s hard to determine who is more excited, the students http://www.nationalsave.org/main/backtoschl.php

Home Youth Board Youth Voices Our Association ... Sponsorship Opportunities STUDENTS AGAINST VIOLENCE EVERYWHERE BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY TIPS THAT PARENTS CAN REALLY USE It is "that" time of year again. Students are heading back to school and it's hard to determine who is more excited, the students or the parents! Your students have their pens and paper, and their outfits for the first day of school, but have you thought about their safety and what you need to do to prepare them for a safe school year? A small amount of planning now, can help your student to have a more pleasant and safer experience for beginning the school year and beyond. Before School Begins Check student records at school. Is your contact information correct? Do they have your work and cell phone number? Do you have alternate contacts in case you cannot be reached? Are your student's medical records up-to-date, including allergies and current medications? Discuss with your child the school's weapons policies.

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Adventure Every Day Personal Space Transport ... Practical Living Message Board Meet and greet, share advice, get great tips and info on fine foods, products, places, etc. Get FINE LIVING today On TELEVISION ... Inside FINE LIVING: Wine, Cocktails and Travel Picks Resources: Back to School Safety Keep your kids safe and sound during the busy back to school season. Here's where to get the latest news... Get Net Wise Website Online safety guide for children on the Internet. Includes info about risks kids can face online, privacy controls, how to identify trouble and where to go for assistance. Browse for computer safety products. Find great sites for families. Site was created as a public service by industry companies and concerned groups. free You're just a click away from making an informed decision about your family's web surfing www.getnetwise.org National Safe Kids Campaign Website Non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention of children's accidents - the number one safety issue for kids under 14 years. Find links to coalitions in every state. Read strategies to end injuries or learn about campaigns for better regulations at state and federal levels. free Take a safety quiz with your kids online www.safekids.org

33. Back To School Safety back to school safety Over the next few weeks, the sound of school bells will signal the end of summer vacation. For parents this means http://www.wainwright.army.mil/safety/back_to_school_safety.htm

BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY Home Back to School Safety Before Leaving Home School Bus Safety Rules ... Cycling Safety BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY Over the next few weeks, the sound of school bells will signal the end of summer vacation. For parents this means reminding students about the importance of safety. Kindergartners through college students need to change some of their summer behaviors to protect themselves as well as their possessions. Young Students Pedestrian injuries are the second leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 5 to 14. Children who walk to school or to a bus stop must be reminded to: Look left, right, then left again before crossing the street. Always try to cross a street were a crossing guard is present. Walk 10 giant steps away from the front of the school bus. Cross in front of the bus only after the driver signals it’s okay to do so. High School Students Statistics show that teen drivers are four times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash. In fact, 6,000 young people are killed each year in fatal crashes. If your son or daughter drives to school:

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35. Back To School Safety - Healthy Learning Environment School Safety Indoor Air Quality, Pesticide Use, Healthy Food, School Bus Safety. (Environmental/Health Article) http://www.grinningplanet.com/2004/08-24/back-to-school-safety-article.htm

Get GP free via email ! SEARCH Home GP Issues Index Jokes-Cartoons ... Contact BACK TO SCHOOL, STUDENTS, SCHOOL SAFETY, HEALTHY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT we're proudly reviewing our child's report card, making sure our kids get a good education is important to all of us. We usually take it for granted that their learning environment will be clean and safe, but some school districts could be doing a better job. Here's a list of things to check into to make sure your school isn't poisoning bodies at the same time it's nurturing minds. 1. INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN SCHOOLS Over the past several decades, exposure to indoor air pollutants has increased due to a variety of factors, including: buildings being built "tighter" and ventilation systems using a lower percentage of fresh air (both of which are done to keep energy costs down); the use of synthetic building materials and furnishings, which off-gas pollutants; people's use of chemically-formulated personal care products and cleaning supplies, which also send molecules of pollution into our breathing air; applications of chemical pesticides inside buildings.

36. Boston.com / Business / Back To School Safety Equipment back to school safety equipment. Deter wouldbe attackers or call for help with a peircing blow of a safety whistle. They range in price from $3-$10. http://www.boston.com/business/Features/safety/

Back to school safety equipment Back to school safety equipment Deter would-be attackers or call for help with a peircing blow of a safety whistle. They range in price from $3-$10. Pictured is the Aqua "Storm" Whistle which retails for $7.95. (Courtesy of Amazon.com) Next E-mail to a friend Close window

37. Boston.com / Business / Back To School Safety Equipment back to school safety equipment. A sewing kit can save your life in a fashion emergency. They range in price from $5 to $25. Pictured is the Singer HC22 Sew http://www.boston.com/business/Features/safety?pg=2

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39. School Safety Tips ---Toy Directory -- Profile Pages For More Than 2700 Toy, Gam School Safety Tips WASHINGTON, DC As millions of children head back to school, CPSC s back to school safety Checklist offers tips on making schools, http://www.toydirectory.com/schoolsafety.htm

By Product Category By Company Name Catalog request Online Magazine ... Resources School Safety Tips WASHINGTON, D.C. - As millions of children head back to school, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is giving parents, teachers, and care-givers tips on making back to school time a safe time. CPSC's "Back to School Safety Checklist" offers tips on making schools, child care facilities and playgrounds safer. "Take a few minutes to check your child's school, day center and playground for hidden hazards we don't always think about during this busy time of year," said CPSC Chairman Ann Brown. "Use our free checklist to make sure your children head back to school safely." The free "Back to School Safety Checklist" is available right here in standard text or actual image of the checklist, or by sending a postcard to CPSC, Washington DC 20207. Hidden hazards highlighted include the following: Playgrounds - Check the surfaces around playground equipment. There should be a 12-inch depth of wood chips, mulch, sand or pea gravel, or there should be mats made of safety-tested rubber or fiber material to prevent head injury when a child falls. Each year, more than 200,000 children are treated in U.S. hospital emergency rooms for playground-associated injuries. Most of these injuries occur when a child falls from the equipment.

40. City Of Austin - Back To School Safety Fair APD HOSTS BACK TO SCHOOL BARBECUE SAFETY FAIR. The Austin Police Department is inviting parents and students to attend a Back to School Barbecue and http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/police/release21_0802.htm

Options Directory Departments FAQ ... Contact Us APD News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 23, 2002 Contact: Public Information Office, 974-5017 The Austin Police Department is inviting parents and students to attend a Back to School Barbecue and Safety Fair from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 24, 2002 at Santa Maria Village Apartments, 8071 North Lamar. Personnel from APD's Office of Community Liaison and Northeast Area Command will offer information and resources for parents and students on safety issues including underage drinking, tobacco awareness and VIN etching. The Austin Fire Department and Austin/Travis County EMS will also provide displays and safety information. The event will include Kids and Cops Trading Cards, Peanut the Remote Police Car, a dunking booth, food, refreshments, and music. Austin City Connection The Official Web site of the City of Austin Contact Us: Send Email or 512-974-5000. Legal Notices Privacy Statement © 2001 City of Austin, Texas All Rights Reserved. P.O. Box 1088, Austin, TX 78701 (512) 974-2000

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