Tag: Keeping an Eye on Safety
Drew: Keep Children Safe During Coronavirus
By Samuetta Hill Drew
A few months ago an ill wind figuratively blew across the globe called Coronavirus COVID-19. This ill wind caught the world...
Drew: How to stay safe by properly-wearing a face mask
By Samuetta Hill Drew
During this COVID – 19 coronavirus pandemic, the focus of our safety articles has been to share various ways to protect...
Drew: What if You Contract COVID-19?
By Samuetta Hill Drew
What if you get sick with the coronavirus (COVID–19)? How should you care for yourself at home? What safety steps should...
Drew: Car Rental Safety Tips
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Approximately 55 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more away from home over the holiday season. The American Automobile Association...
Drew: Is Your Child’s Cell Phone Safe?
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Keeping your child safe is a top responsibility and desire for parents. After being an educator for numerous years I never...
Drew: Steps a parent should take if their child is being...
By Samuetta Hill Drew
This is the final article in our bullying series. We have addressed the signs of bullying, different methods to address it...
Drew: Signs Your Child May be being Bullied at School
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Over the past couple of weeks, the safety articles have addressed bullying. The first article began with defining the various types...
Drew: Behavioral Signs, Symptoms, Prevention and Response to Bullying
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Bullying is a very serious matter. The Care.com commissioned survey results clearly say that parents want their children’s school to take...
Drew: Bullying Behavioral Signs, Symptoms, Prevention and Response
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Bullying! A topic which is almost as old as time itself. It was because of bullies an old commonly used phrase...
Drew: Teachers Safety Matters
By Samuetta Hill Drew
Public and private schools operate typically for nine months, beginning somewhere between dates in August and September. Teachers then begin interacting...
