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Due to the limited influenza vaccine supply, the
Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) flu clinics
scheduled in the school district are no longer
open to the public. The vaccines will go to
ICCSD staff so that we can keep our staff
healthy during this flu season. The VNA
anticipate that they will receive another
shipment of vaccine later in November and will
be scheduling more public clinics at that time.
The VNA and ICCSD apologize for the
inconvenience. Thank you for your patience and
understanding.
Susie Poulton
ICCSD
Director of Health Services
H1N1 Influenza information
Parent
letter
Handwashing
poster
Career Shaping Up For Tate High School
Student
Nanci Young,
Workplace Learning Connection
Tate
High School senior, Chris Hogon,
explored the possibility of a career as an
Athletic Trainer on November 4th
at Fit 2 Live Gym in Iowa City. This group
job shadow experience, coordinated by the
Workplace Learning Connection, involved 21
students from 15 area high schools. Chris
learned about the difference between a
personal trainer and an athletic trainer,
as well as the education and training
required after high school to get into this
field. Then, Chris and his fellow high
schoolers went through a work-out routine
that included running, skipping and
squatting. In addition to being able to
learn about the career, get in a little
work-out and ask questions about this field,
two former Iowa Hawkeye basketball players
met with the group to talk about how they
use athletic training principles in their
businesses.
Athletic
training is a fast-growing field and
employment in this area is projected to grow
about 24% within the next 5-7 years. As the
nation struggles with problems such as
obesity and fitness, the demand for trained
professionals continues. For information on
this and other career exploration
activities, contact the high school guidance
office or go to
www.workplace-learning.org
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The Taste
of Tate event was a complete
success.
Over 100 people enjoyed great food and
karaoke singing. Thanks to all the local
food vendors and families who donated
delicious food to make our event a great
time. Students, families and staff
participated in a relaxed and
comfortable atmosphere, where smiles and
laughter were abundant.
"This is by far, the best event I've
attended at the alternative school. I've
been to several celebration events, such
as graduations, auctions, and special
occasions over the course of the last 18
years and the Taste of Tate was
unbelievable," said Ewa, the wife of
teacher Dr. Hani Elkadi.
Andrew Wooten's visit
Multiple Intelligence Survey
It is the policy of the Iowa City Community School
District not to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color,
religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, sexual
orientation, gender identity, veteran status, disability, or
socioeconomic status in its educational programs, activities, or
employment practices.If you believe you have (or your child has)
been discriminated against or treated unjustly at school, please
contact the Equity Director,
Ross Wilburn, at
509 S. Dubuque Street, 319-688-1000.
Last updated
11/18/2009
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