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Keeping Your Child Safe

Posted on August 28, 2007September 14, 2007 by LiNuX

Defywire is a company with the goal to keep students safe and teachers teaching. They provide tips and information on how you can keep track of where your children are and know where you can find them and get in touch with them in times of emergency.

Since school starts for most students in a few days or so, Defywire provides a school safety checklist. It gives tips on having someone out of town to get your child in case you cannot get to him or her to having keywords that represent whole sentences to whole paragraph. One smart thing I agree with this is go to your child’s Parent Teacher Association Meetings. These meetings give tips and even access into the school to practice safety evacuations and how to get a hold of your child in emergencies. More information can be found on the Defywire website if you are interested in protecting your child.

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