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Lake Taylor High School has met the standards for AYP and is "Fully Accredited" for the 2009-2010 school year.
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The Lake Taylor High School family and its stakeholders are committed to the continuous academic growth of all students by maintaining a safe teaching and learning environment, respecting diversity, and offering a world-class education that fosters academic rigor, intellectual curiosity, healthy lifestyles, and prepares all students to be exemplary citizens of a 21st century democracy.
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The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE), in cooperation with the Virginia Department of Health (VDH), has produced two videos to inform parents, teachers, school administrators, school nurses and other educators of steps they can take to prevent the transmission of H1N1 influenza (also known as "swine flu") and seasonal influenza. Click here for more information.
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Here are some safety tips from the
Health and Physical Education Department that will save lives.
1. Safety belts are your best
defense against death and serious injury in a traffic crash. You are
twice as likely to die or sustain serious injury in a crash if you're unbelted.
2. 59% of the teens killed in Va. crashes in 2008 were not wearing safety belts.
That is 67 teens that may be alive today if they had worn their seat
belts.
3. 8 teen's lives could have been saved in the tidewater area in 2009, if they
had worn their seat belts.
4. When buckled, your odds of being ejected in a crash are greatly reduced.
Only 1% of restrained occupants get ejected in a crash compared to 30% of
unrestrained occupants.
5. When worn correct, seat belts are about 50% effective in saving your life.
6. Remember to wear your seat belt correct. The shoulder harness should
fit snugly across the collarbone and chest - not the neck or face. The
lab belt should also fit snugly across your hips - not ride up on your stomach.
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