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It’s a SNAP: A Cross-Curricular, School-Wide Education Program for Middle Schools

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    SNAP toolkit
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    Welcome to SNAP: The School Network for Absenteeism Prevention . . . an exciting initiative that will get the entire school community talking about clean hands! ; Whether you are a school nurse, teacher, food service director, parent, student, or administrator, you can make a ; difference in school health with this program. ; No doubt you already understand the benefits of basic hand cleaning. But now you’ll be able to engage students by incorporating a clean hands program into your existing curriculum — and, ultimately, you might bring national recognition to your school, too! ; It’s all possible, thanks to SNAP. This innovative network is a new health initiative striving to bring “boring old handwashing” into the limelight — right where it belongs. ; The information contained in this publication was compiled by The Soap and Detergent Association, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Department of Health and Human Services. ; This information is not copyrighted and is intended for educational purposes only.
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