Volunteer Resources.
All lunchroom and playground volunteers are required to view the following PowerPoint presentation ---> Volunteer Training Presentation
To learn how to recognize the signs of an allergic reaction , click here ---> Signs of a Reaction
To learn how to use an Epi-Pen, click here ---> How to Use An Epi-Pen
To learn the best way to wash hands, click here ---> How to Wash Hands
Mrs. Herman will clean the table that is designated for children with severe food allergies. Lunchroom volunteers should NOT clean this table. Some children with allergies will sit with their classmates in the lunchroom. They will have red placemats so that volunteers can keep a close eye on them during lunch time.
Children's Hand Washing
If children have peanut butter during lunch, please remind them to wash their hands before going outside.
Take this short, and mandatory, quiz to assess your allergy awareness ---> Allergy Awareness Quiz
To learn how to recognize the signs of an allergic reaction , click here ---> Signs of a Reaction
To learn how to use an Epi-Pen, click here ---> How to Use An Epi-Pen
To learn the best way to wash hands, click here ---> How to Wash Hands
- One of the keys to good hand washing is to keep scrubbing for as long as it would take you to sing one verse of "Happy Birthday" slowly.
- Hand sanitizer is NOT a substitute for hand washing. It does not remove traces of nuts from hands.
Mrs. Herman will clean the table that is designated for children with severe food allergies. Lunchroom volunteers should NOT clean this table. Some children with allergies will sit with their classmates in the lunchroom. They will have red placemats so that volunteers can keep a close eye on them during lunch time.
Children's Hand Washing
If children have peanut butter during lunch, please remind them to wash their hands before going outside.
Take this short, and mandatory, quiz to assess your allergy awareness ---> Allergy Awareness Quiz
