Safe Environment Program
If you teach at a Level II school then all questions should be directed to your Principal or Safe Environment Program Coordinator. If you teach at a Level I school, then the following apply:- Do you have questions about the Safe Environment Program?
- Want to check on your Safe Environment Program status? Visit seattle.setanet.org and choose My Obligations from the central menu.
- Need to find your Safe Environment Program Participant Number (aka SETA Net number)? Look in the email sent to you confirming your completion of a training class. Or email your name and street address to Carl Swenson, Carls@Seattlearch.org, and we will send it to you.
Jump Rope For HeartHave you heard about us?The American Heart Association would like to partner with your school through our Jump Rope for Heart program. Participating schools receive 14 jump ropes, curriculum support, heart healthy educational posters, bookmarks, stickers, and fundraising envelopes! Each student will have a chance to earn a jump rope for home. If schools would like to participate in any of our programs I would be the best point of contact- they may also complete an online form, which will direct them to me. High schools may join the fight against the nation’s #1 killer- heart disease though participation in the American Heart Association’s National Wear Red Day program, which is February 4, 2011. I know this day is the end of Catholic Schools Week, so it might be a nice culmination event for students to promote heart health. The American Heart Association will provide each participating school with education materials. Jennifer Hilke Jennifer.Hilke@heart.org American Heart Association Western States Affiliate |
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