Logan Elementary School, Altoona PA

More than 2,500 Altoona Area School District students, whose parents completed and returned consent forms, will begin receiving the H1N1 flu immunizations very soon.

The schedule for this mass immunization program is as follows:

*Monday, November 9 – Altoona Area Junior High School, McAuliffe Heights-Irving and Juniata.

*Tuesday, November 10 – Altoona Area High School, Washington-Jefferson and Logan.

*Thursday, November 12 – Baker, Wright, Juniata Gap and Kimmel.

*Friday, November 13 – Ebner, Penn-Lincoln and Pleasant Valley.

*The week of November 16 – The Learning Express at Curtin.

Parents should be aware of these procedures:

*Students ten years of age or younger will receive a second dose of vaccine no less than 21 days following their first dose.

*To receive a second dose, students must have received their first immunization during the AASD mass inoculation. Children who received their first dose from their health care provider must return to that physician for a second dose or attend a Blair County community immunization clinic which will be scheduled.

*Students who are absent when immunizations are given at their school must go to a health care provider or a community clinic to receive the vaccine.

*Parents will not be present when their children are vaccinated at school.

Despite the cost and the massive amount of preparation needed for this mass inoculation, Altoona Area School District is pleased to provide its students with this opportunity to stay healthy and maintain excellent attendance records during the school year.

WELCOME TO THE LOGAN ELEMENTARY WEBSITE

The faculty and staff of Logan Elementary would like to welcome you to the Logan Elementary School Web page.

I would like to introduce myself to all parents and students, my name is Erik Dambeck and I am the principal at Logan Elementary.

I wanted to take a minute and express my extreme pleasure in being the principal of such a well-respected school.

I look forward to helping continue the excellent level of education that all Logan Elementary students receive.

We strive everyday to make Logan Elementary a place where students look forward to going and a place they hate to leave.

All children are born with a powerful desire to learn. Everything we do as parents and teachers must ensure that this powerful desire is kept alive.

An ancient African proverb states: "It takes a village to raise a child.” and I believe it means that every person in the school community has a vested interest in helping to ensure that every child is well cared for, well educated, and well raised.

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