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Kids Pledge of Safety

Avatar photo Tassia Stewart March 30, 2020

You can make a difference in the fight against germs and disease. By taking this pledge you promise to take all the safety actions every day to keep you and your family safe.

  1. Have your parents download and print the pledge.
  2. Then sign, take the pledge and post on the wall.
  3. Recite as often as you wish to remember the pledge.
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safetyplegde_english.pdf 410 KB
safetypledge_spanish.pdf 439 KB
safetypledge_french.pdf 428 KB
safetypledge_arabic.pdf 414 KB
safetypledge_portuguesebr.pdf 443 KB
safetypledge_portugueseeuaf.pdf 433 KB
safetypledge_italian.pdf 430 KB

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