Talking Taylor Schools / Karl Ziomek
This blog is dedicated to all of the positive things happening in the Taylor School District.
Many parents are planning to skip flu shots for children despite warnings from experts, and public health experts have warned that it’s especially important to get a flu shot this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. A new poll suggests one in three said they plan to skip the flu shot for their children. “When …
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Railroad safety is important year round, and the week of September 21-27 was designated rail safety week. According to Operation Lifesaver, “The goal of Rail Safety Week is to raise awareness of the need for rail safety education and empower the general public to keep themselves safe near highway-rail grade crossings and railroad rights-of-way. Join …
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Taylor Community Library is making it even easier to use the library from home with their new mobile app. Your favorite books, movies, and more are only a tap away. The app allows users to: Find and reserve items from over 60 different area libraries Renew items that are currently checked out Check out items …
A new national effort asks K-12 schools to voluntarily – and anonymously – report their confirmed and suspected coronavirus cases, along with the safety strategies they’re using. The COVID-19 School Response Dashboard was created with the help of several national education organizations. Currently it only shows data for a small fraction of students in the …
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Experts encourage students to research the program, understand the requirements and ask for help when needed. Click here to see the story.
Talking Taylor Schools / Karl Ziomek