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Tsev kawm ntawv thiab kev zov menyuam

Tsev kawm ntawv kaw thiab qhib rov qab, kev hloov cov kev kawm caij ntuj sov, kev zov menyuam, thiab zaub mov pub dawb rau menyuam.

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Child Care Resource & Referral

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Kev pab dawb nrhiav chaw zov menyuam uas muaj ntawv tso cai, ntxiv rau lub thawv pub diaper thiab ib qho chaw ua si sab hauv pub dawb — pab tau yog cua daj cua dub cuam tshuam koj txoj kev zov menyuam ib txwm.

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Child Care Resource & Referral (CCR&R) pab cov tsev neeg hauv Fox Valley nrhiav chaw zov menyuam uas muaj ntawv tso cai thiab kuaj los lawm — tsim nyog hu yog koj qhov chaw zov menyuam, tsev kawm ntawv, los sis tus saib menyuam ib txwm tsis muaj vim cua daj cua dub ua rau puas.

Lawv kuj muaj lub thawv pub diaper, ib qho chaw ua si sab hauv pub dawb, thiab ib qho Kev Pab Pw Nyab Xeeb (yuav tsum muaj neeg xa mus).

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Menasha Joint School District — kev puas los ntawm cua daj cua dub

Nathan Calder Stadium puas hnyav. Saib district cov chaw qhia xov xwm txog kev hloov.

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Menasha High School's Nathan Calder Stadium was significantly damaged — images circulating after the storm show the bleachers torn apart. The stadium opened in 1964 and was renovated in 2017.

Football's first day of practice was scheduled for August 4, with the Bluejays' first home game August 21 against Plymouth. Expect changes to fall sports scheduling and venues.

Watch the district website and official Facebook page for closures, facility changes, summer program cancellations and fall planning. If you have confirmed information, please submit it here.

Pab menyuam dhau kev cua daj cua dub

Txwv kev saib duab rov qab, ua raws li tej niaj hnub, thiab teb lawv cov lus nug kom tseeb raws li lawv hnub nyoog. Rov qab ua me nyuam yog ib qho ib txwm muaj.

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Disaster Distress Helpline — lus qhia rau niam txiv

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Children take their cue about how frightened to be from the adults around them, so how you handle it matters more than what you say.

Limit exposure to repeated storm footage. Young children often think a replayed video is a new tornado happening again
Keep routines — meals, bedtime, familiar rituals. Predictability is what rebuilds a sense of safety
Answer honestly, at their level. Do not promise it will never happen again; promise that you will keep them safe and that adults are working on it
Expect regression — bedwetting, clinginess, thumb-sucking, wanting to sleep in your bed, stomach aches with no cause. All normal, and usually temporary
Let them tell the story repeatedly if they want to, or draw it. That is how children process
Teenagers may seem fine and then become irritable or withdrawn. Give them useful jobs — helping neighbors is genuinely protective at that age
Get help if symptoms are severe or persist past a few weeks. The Disaster Distress Helpline (1-800-985-5990) advises parents too

Look after yourself as well. Children with a steady adult recover far better, and you cannot be that on no sleep.

Tsis yog qhov koj xav tau?

Qhia txog koj qhov kev puas tsuaj Yuav pab li cas Kev ntxuav thiab tshem khib nyiab Tsiaj nyob tsev Kev thauj mus los thiab txoj kev Khoom ploj thiab khoom nrhiav tau

Tseem nrhiav tsis tau? Hu rau 211 — pub dawb, tsis qhia leej twg, 24 teev ib hnub. Los sis nrhiav txhua yam.