School is a generally safe environment
|
44 (71.0)
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166 (73.1)
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Epinephrine Policies
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Emergency (stock) epinephrine is available
|
29 (46.8)
|
126 (55.1)
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Children are able to carry their medications
|
37 (59.7)
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130 (57.3)
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Child’s epinephrine is readily available in the classroom
|
39 (62.9)
|
106 (46.7)*
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Emergency (stock) epinephrine available on all school field trips
|
25 (40.3)
|
79 (34.8)
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Emergency (stock) epinephrine available for after-school activities
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9 (14.5)
|
21 (9.3)
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Emergency (stock) epinephrine travels with groups outside of school
|
9 (14.5)
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24 (10.6)
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Lunchroom Policies
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Designated lunch areas for students with food allergies
|
31 (50.0)
|
153 (67.4)*
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School lunch menus with allergen information available
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18 (29.0)
|
82 (36.1)
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Food items are labeled with allergen information
|
9 (14.5)
|
27 (11.9)
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Clear cleaning procedures in the lunchroom
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37 (59.7)
|
123 (54.2)
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Classroom Policies
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Snack policy in the classroom
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36 (58.1)
|
142 (62.6)
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Strict food guidelines for celebrations (holidays and birthdays)
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27 (43.6)
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126 (55.5)
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Field Trip & After-School Policies
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When food is not provided by the school for field trips, all parents are provided with food guidelines
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24 (38.7)
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50 (22.0)**
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Strict food policies for after-school activities
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8 (12.9)
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15 (6.6)
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Concessions are clearly labeled for food allergens
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4 (6.5)
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14 (6.2))
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Food Allergy Education Policies
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Training and education for students
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11 (17.7)
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20 (8.8)*
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Educational materials in the lunchroom relating to food allergy
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9 (14.5)
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9 (4.0)**
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Educational materials in the classroom relating to food allergy
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5 (8.1)
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11 (4.9)
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Children take school bus to/from school
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17 (27.4)
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112 (49.3)
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Adult on school bus is trained on allergic reactions
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6 (35.3)
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42 (37.5)
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