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Congratulations Abbey Hurst and Jamie Golubchik! Each student placed 2nd in their category at the Arizona State Science and Engineering Fair! Special shout-out to Camryn Rasmussen for also being an excellent representative of Summit Academy at the fair!
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Fire Safety Tips from the Mesa Fire and Medical Department
Posted by Brittany Schreiber
on Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 1:36 PM (MST)
Smoke Alarms Save Lives!: Be sure to have at least one smoke alarm outside each sleeping area and on each level or your home. Remember to test them monthy and change the battery every year! Smoke alarms also expire after 10 years so don’t forget to replace them!
Know 2 Ways Out: Each room in your home should have two clear exits out. Keep your exits free of clutter, trash, toys and furniture.
Have a Meeting Place: Once your family has escaped a fire, your family needs to have a meeting place to ensure everyone has escaped safely. Every member of your family should know where the meeting place is. The neighbor’s house could be a good meeting place because you will have access to a phone to call the fire department!
9-1-1: Be sure that everyone in your family knows the correct number to call in an emergency! Remind your family that 9-1-1 is only to be called in an EMERGENCY.
PRACTICE: Have your family practice your home escape plan at least twice a year. You have fire drills at school to prepare you in case of a fire, it’s a good idea to have them at home too!
Smoke Alarms Save Lives!: Be sure to have at least one smoke alarm outside each sleeping area and on each level or your home. Remember to test them monthy and change the battery every year! Smoke alarms also expire after 10 years so don’t forget to replace them!
Know 2 Ways Out: Each room in your home should have two clear exits out. Keep your exits free of clutter, trash, toys and furniture.
Have a Meeting Place: Once your family has escaped a fire, your family needs to have a meeting place to ensure everyone has escaped safely. Every member of your family should know where the meeting place is. The neighbor’s house could be a good meeting place because you will have access to a phone to call the fire department!
9-1-1: Be sure that everyone in your family knows the correct number to call in an emergency! Remind your family that 9-1-1 is only to be called in an EMERGENCY.
PRACTICE: Have your family practice your home escape plan at least twice a year. You have fire drills at school to prepare you in case of a fire, it’s a good idea to have them at home too!
Safety Tips From The Mesa Fire and Medical Department
Posted by Brittany Schreiber
on Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 4:35 PM (MST)
The Arizona Booster Seat Law:
- An appropriate child passenger safety seat is required up to age 8 or under four feet 9 inches tall.
- This is a primary law and fines start at $50
The Arizona Booster Seat Law:
- An appropriate child passenger safety seat is required up to age 8 or under four feet 9 inches tall.
- This is a primary law and fines start at $50
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