Flu hits AES hard

Published 12:11am Thursday, February 7, 2013
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Andalusia Elementary School officials used its automated call system Wednesday to warn parents about high rates of flu and flu-like illnesses among its students.

Parents were reminded that students should not return to school until a full 24 hours after their last fever-reducing medication. As well, students diagnose with the flu typically should not attend school for a full seven days.

Parents whose children have been diagnosed with the flu are asked to contact AES.

 

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