text: Love this! It is exactly experiences like this which you can only learn by traveling! I am fascinated by the idea of national speed limits. I think a lot of police in the States would be out of a job if we had those. =D I have roadtripped in Canada, which wasn’t too different from the US, and in Spain. In my experience, Spain only has two lanes of traffic: super slow, or super fast. It was a bit harrowing when you are trying to merge onto an expressway!
  Couldn’t agree more on this, the first time I was in the UK it was really hard to adjust with the driving. They have really narrow roads unlike in North America that we build wide roads,and in there they are more prone to traffic.
  
  My name is Sharon Nodine and I am very excited to be the Rose Garden School Nurse. With a growing number of students, our goal is to keep a healthy environment for our students and staff.
  This is a reminder, that orders for medications and special medical procedures must be renewed each school year and must have a parents and doctor's signature. ALL medication must be brought to campus by a parent, guardian or a designated adult. Students are not allowed to cary any medication (see student/parent handbook). Paperwork for medication and procedures requires a parent and healthcare providers signature.
  State mandated screenings for vision, hearing and Type 2 Diabetes will be done on students in Pre-K, kindergarden, 1st and 3rd grade, in the first 120 school days. Parents will be notified if their child does not pass one or more of these screenings, or if I am unable screen your student. Students in 2nd and 4th grade may be screened if time permits. It is important that students wear their glasses daily as prescribed by their eye doctor. Good vision and hearing will promote better eye health and educatioanl outcomes.
  Please add a change of clothes in your students backpack if they are in Pre-K, kindergarden or first grade. Occastionally students will have bathroom accidents.
  The State of Texas requires that all students be up to date on all their immunizations prior to entering school. Parents/guardians will be notified when immunizations are due. Please send updated immunization records to the school nurse, when your child recieves an immunization. If your child has an Immunization Exemption, it must be current. Requests for exemption can be found on the Texas Department of State Health Services (dshs.Texas.gov/immunize/school/exemptions.aspx ).
  Our district is fortunate to have a School Based Health Center, operated by Methodist Healthcare Ministries. They provide well and sick child visits, immunizations, basic dental care, mental health care and more. They are located next to Schertz Elementary School at 757 Curtiss Avenue, Schertz, Texas, 78154. Their phone number is (210) 658-4875.
  
  Medicare supplement insurance plans in Mercedes, Texas 78570, Hidalgo County are designed to cover what Medicare doesn’t pay in full. Call us at (888) 373-4315 for a free, immediate price comparison!
  If you’re on Medicare or if you’re planning to become eligible for Medicare in the near future, you feel a little overwhelmed when it comes to picking plans which will fit your own personal needs. You will find still likely to be out of pocket expenses which you may not want to have to pay for, as it pertains to the original Medicare which includes Parts A and B. That is where the supplemental plans come into play. The ones we’ll be going over here are plans F, G, and N.
  Each of the supplement plans is offered by private insurance companies throughout the country along with the prices of the plans will vary from one insurer to another. The benefits that you reap from every plan will undoubtedly be standardized according to every letter of the plans which are offered. What this ensures that say for instance you choose the coverage that the plan offers will be exactly the same, Plan F no matter what insurance company you decide to deal with.
  Plan F tends to be a very popular pick for most people because it offers a lot more coverage than other supplement plans. It is important to notice there are two types that are different. There is certainly the standard Plan F and another one that has the same benefits as the standard but comes with a much higher deductible. This implies if you were to choose the higher deductible ahead of the coverage would even begin, which you would need to pay a certain amount of money. Call (888) 373-4315 for a free quote on Plan F today!
  If you decide that you just want to pick the higher deductible plan then you’ll be required to pay for all the out of pocket costs until you have reached a certain amount, that the original Medicare does not cover. In 2017, that amount was before this plan kicked in. But, by choosing the higher deductible plan you could end up paying a much lower monthly amount than with the standard Medigap Plan F.