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biblio Website, including downloadable documents and a rich collection of links to other U.S. sites dealing with environmental health and children's health and safety.

Write or paste in an abstract of the reference, highlighting those aspects of the reference that are most important to HealthySchools.com:

abstract Healthy Schools Network, Inc. is a nationally recognized, New York State based advocate for the protection of children’s environmental health in schools.<BR><BR> Founded in 1994, HSN Inc. does research, information and referral, advocacy, and coalition-building to build awareness of children’s environmental health needs and to assure every child and school employee an environmentally healthy school.<BR><BR> No organized body had a comprehensive or child-centered focus on the hazards in decayed or poorly constructed and maintained New York schools before HSN Inc. Its model program and impact is growing within New York state and nationally in the United States as more people recognize children’s unique needs and vulnerabilities and understand the risks to learning and health that can be avoided by setting and following healthier standards.

Write or paste in any additional notes you feel are relevant, e.g. whether this reference is current or outdated, specific pages or sections that might be of particular interest, etc.:

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Step 1. Reference Information:	For a list of all existing Reference records: click here
security code
title
subtitle
pub_date
website (www...)
keywords

Step 2. Authors	For a list of all existing Author records: click here If an author does not appear in the list, click here to add a new author to the database before continuing.
author_id_1
author_id_2
author_id_3
author_id_4
author_id_5

Step 3. Publisher	For a list of all existing publisher records: click here If the publisher does not appear in the list, click here to add a new publisher to the database before continuing.
pub_id

Step 4. Text Files:
	Describe the nature of the document (e.g. hardcover book or softcover report, size, ISBN, price, availability if other than from publisher, etc.):
biblio	Website, including downloadable documents and a rich collection of links to other U.S. sites dealing with environmental health and children's health and safety.
	Write or paste in an abstract of the reference, highlighting those aspects of the reference that are most important to HealthySchools.com:
abstract	Healthy Schools Network, Inc. is a nationally recognized, New York State based advocate for the protection of children’s environmental health in schools.<BR><BR> Founded in 1994, HSN Inc. does research, information and referral, advocacy, and coalition-building to build awareness of children’s environmental health needs and to assure every child and school employee an environmentally healthy school.<BR><BR> No organized body had a comprehensive or child-centered focus on the hazards in decayed or poorly constructed and maintained New York schools before HSN Inc. Its model program and impact is growing within New York state and nationally in the United States as more people recognize children’s unique needs and vulnerabilities and understand the risks to learning and health that can be avoided by setting and following healthier standards.
	Write or paste in any additional notes you feel are relevant, e.g. whether this reference is current or outdated, specific pages or sections that might be of particular interest, etc.:
additional notes