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.
As of school year 2016-2017, a NEW meningitis vaccine is required for students entering 6th and 12th grades. One dose is required for students entering 6th grade, and two doses are required of students entering 12th grade (if the first dose was given at age 16 or older, only one dose will be required at 12th grade).