Hold a length of casing across the top of the window and mark where it meets the inside edge of each side casing. With a miter saw, make square crosscuts at those marks. Glue the head casing to the head jamb, making sure its bottom edge lines up with the reveal line.
Why We Need School Immunization Laws. 1  Vaccination of school-age children is one of the most important ways we can protect children against vaccine-preventable diseases. 2  Outbreaks of diseases such as polio, diphtheria, measles, mumps, and rubella were common occurrences in schools before vaccines were available.
Each new school year, another grade is required to have hepatitis B vaccines (e.g., 7th grade in 2000, 7th and 8th grade in 2001). Column 2: The state requires all pregnant women to be screened for hepatitis B. If a mother tests positive, the newborn is then vaccinated following delivery to prevent transmission.