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Nov 5, 2005
Does your district have a plan in case of a bird flu
pandemic? It may or may not happen, obviously, but if it
does, it could be a terrible thing. Will schools be among
the first places shut down because the flu can spread
quickly through a classroom, or will they stay open
because they are such a critical part of societal
infrastructure? If it hits, a classroom is NOT going to
be a safe place for anyone.
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