Health and Safety

Activities and Programs

• Character Education and Substance Abuse Awareness

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District Wide Safety

• Coronavirus - Talking to Children
• 2020-2021 District-wide Safety Plan Draft
  The 2020-2021 District-wide Safety Plan is now open for a 30-day public comment period. Please direct all questions, comments, or concerns to Dr. Paul Lynch (paul.lynch@lynbrookschools.org).
  
• 2019-2020 District-wide Safety Plan
• Disaster Relief Guidebook
• Emergency Checklist
• Emergency Planning - A Guide for Parents
  
• FAQs about the Flu
• Lock Down/Lock Out Information
• Nassau County Police Dept. Programs
  
• Parents' Guide to Ebola
• Report-it.com
• See Something Say Something App
  
• Stop Local Election Voting in our Schools
• Warning Signs: Youth at Risk

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Immunizations

Immunizations Clinic
If you are unable to pay or need assistance in obtaining the required immunizations for school, you can call Nassau University Medical Center, Primary Care Clinic at 516-296-3314.

• New Legislation From New York State Regarding Vaccinations
  
• New Legislation From New York State Regarding Vaccinations (Español)
  
• Meningococcal Requirement Gr 7 & 12
• Meningococcal Record
• Immunization Regulations
• Immunize NY
• Meningococcal Vaccine Memo

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Healthy Habits

• Healthy Habits
• Acceptable Healthy Snacks
• Healthy School Fundraising

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Lead Update

• Lead Remediation Report
  
• Lead Update Letter
• Remediation Plan
• Lead Report

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Policies

• Wellness Policy
• Wellness Policy 2018 Assessment
• Meal Charge Policy
  
• Food Allergy Policy
• Food Allergy Regulation

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Resources

• Is my child at risk of misusing or abusing drugs?: A Parent’s Guide to Accessing Help
  
• Megan's Law Clearinghouse
• University of Michigan Substance Abuse Poll
• What Parents Need to Know About Gangs
• Zika Information
• Community Resource List

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Seasonal Flu Information

• La influenza: Una guía para los padres
  
• NYSDOH Flu Information
• Flu Guidance (CDC)
• Parent's Guide to Seasonal Flu

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