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Hanna Wolde
Lauren Avila
Cristina Jackson
Chaylyn Medrano
Emily Xiong
Amenaghawon Ahmad
Christina Yanez
Sarah Radel
Blair Greenberg
Patricia Andrade
Mitchell Caudill
Adriana Kellogg (Sanchez)
Tracy Holaday
Gina Sandoval
Judy Speelman
Megan Ehrhardt
Kellee Lunn
Lajae Johnson
Elizabeth Harton
Allison Costa
Alida Madril
Heaven Cueto-Estrada
Nikita Schenck
Rais Tuluka
Jacqueline Burton
Rosalva Santiago
Mikie Inthavong
Veronica Gregory
Joulissa Zenteno
Kaitlyn Holt
Jamie Sangasaeng
Maria Rodriguez
Sarah Duarte
Kayleena Quesada
Erin Kent
Shelby Chulack-Takenouchi
Tylor Boseman
Sylvia Diana Rico
Binh Huynh
Vera Brooker
Krystie Martinez
Amelia Thaoxaochay
Kyla Cronn-Hetrick
Clarissa Reyes
Irma Sanchez Corona
Austin Anderson
Eleesa Schumacher
Jazmin Ceja
Arthur Wildberger
Evelyn Narez
Newsletter August 2017
Fire Drills are an exercise that we practice in our clinics to ensure that if we have an actual emergency, such as a fire, our employees and our patients know what to do, and even more importantly, stay calm. It is for this reason that fire drills should ALWAYS be taken seriously and practiced as if it was an actual event. Here are some reminders about fire drills:
1. When you hear the alarm, drop everything and leave immediately.
Because we are practicing as if this was an actual event, when you hear the alarm, You need to stop whatever you are currently working on and exit the building. Keep in mind, the alarm will be LOUD, and might stress or agitate our patients. If you are working with a patient, it is your responsibility to get them out of the building as quickly and efficiently as possible.
2. When you leave the building go to the closest exit, regardless of where it’s located.
Some of our clinics have more then one exit out of the building, so when you hear the alarm, go out the clos-est one to you. The idea is to get outside as quickly as possible, and avoid having to be exposed to smoke and the fire. If the closest exit is where the fire is located, go to the next closest one free of fire.
3. Once you are outside, go to the meeting location.
Each clinic has a designated area to meet in case of an emergency. If you do not know where the meeting lo-cation is, ask your Office Coordinator. Once you reach the location, check in with your supervisor and wait there with your patient for further instructions. Keep in mind, your are still responsible for your patient so keep a close eye on them!
4. When the office Coordinator arrives, they will take attendance.
It is the task of the Office Coordinator to grab the sign in sheet when they exit the building. This is because when they arrive at the meeting location, they need to make sure everyone that was in the building is ac-counted for and no one was left behind.
5. Once everyone is accounted for , wait for the okay to return to the building and resume your work day.
Once you are given the all clear to enter the building, go back inside and resume working for the remainder of your shift.
1. where is your clinic’s meeting location?
2. What are you supposed to do when you hear the fire alarm?
3. True/ False: If my client is agitated, I don’t have to take him outside for a fire drill.
4. Why is it important to sign in when you arrive at the clinic?
Email your answers to [email protected]
SHHHH don’t spill the beans…..
Which location won the T-shirt design contest?? I
know you’ve been waiting to find out.
Well the answer is….wait for it…wait for it…
everyone did!! What, how did everyone win? We
took part of everyone’s ideas and designs and put
them together for the most awesome Learning
ARTS 20th anniversary baseball jersey ever. Pick
yours up at the 20th anniversary event in your area!
Here’s what’s going on in your area:
SALINAS Game Night August 2, 2017
MERCED Putt Putt Golf in Modesto August 12, 2017
CITRUS HEIGHTS/Roseville Carnival August 19,
2017
FRESNO Grizzly Baseball Game August 25, 2017
EAST BAY Area Picnic in the Park September TBD
Employee Game Night
Enjoy games, pizza and ice cream as we celebrate Learning Arts 20th Anni-
versary. We will feature retro video games on our projector including classics like
Sega genesis and N64. The event will provide pizza and ice cream as well as prizes
for participants. Come help us celebrate 20 years as we look to give back to those
that make it all possible.
August 2nd
6- 9pm
South Bay Area
Event!!
Come bring your family and friends as we Celebrate Learning ARTS
20th Anniversary with an Under the Sea Carnival! Enjoy yummy
Food, Fun Activities and Games, and of course, because it is an
Under the Sea theme, prepare to get wet!
Where: Citrus Heights Clinic
6400 Tupelo Drive Citrus Heights, CA 95621
When : August 19th
Time : 4:00pm-7:00pm
RSVP to the Resource Center by JULY 31ST
** check the box “volunteer” if you want to help out**
AUG 25 7:05 PM
20th Anniversary!! Learning ARTS invites you to celebrate!!!! It is time to celebrate 20 years of providing amazing services to our patients throughout
the state of California. Learning Arts could have done this without YOU!!!! As a way of
saying thank you Learning ARTS will be providing one admission ticket to all staff and
including a +1. Families are welcome as well, however will need to pay separate for their
entrance
Free Admission!!
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Firework Friday!!!
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Get Featured on LA monthly
newsletter
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Free Hat with admission when
20 + employees sign up
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Shout- out sign on the big
screen!!!
ChuckChansi Park 1800 Tulare St, Fresno CA 93721
08/25/17 @ 7:05 PM
RSVP by 08/15/17
Employee Appreciation
Day
@
Sat Aug 12, 2017
5:00p.m.-9:00p.m.
4307 Coffee Rd.
Modesto Ca, 95357
Unlimited admissions to Putt-Putt Golf, All you can eat Buffet Hour:
Splashworks Pirate Ship Ride, 5 different styles of Pizza,
Freddy’s Tree House, Up To 6 Rides Hot Dog Bar, Salad Bar, Dessert
At XD Theater, The Spin Zone or 24oz Soda.
NEW Lightning Raceway.
**IT is
HOT OUT THERE!
Don’t leave your tablets, laptops, or iPhones/phones in your car!
Electronics – Mobile phones, laptops, tablets, cameras and other electronic devices do not deal well
with high temperatures.
Batteries and other components inside the device can leak and fail, turning the device into a paper-
weight. Heat-related damage may not be covered under warranties.
Batteries – Same as electronics. Batteries can deform, leak and even explode when exposed to high heat
for long periods of time.
Congratulations to those who earned a
promotion this month!!
Nimra Ahmed Felicitas Ekdahl Anthony Atases
*Remember that your Learning ARTS Email expires every 90 days!
Please make sure to set a new and secure password!
1. Go to https://login.microsoftonline.com
2. Enter you Learning ARTS email (typically this is FIRST
3. Click on the blue link at the bottom that says “Can’t access your account”
4. Follow the verification steps and then enter a new password!
*Don’t see the verification screen? If you receive an error, please go here:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=524980
You will need to add verification information to your account. Next go back and select “Can’t access my
account” and it will take you through the verification prompts.
**Having technical issues? Contact [email protected]
**Having Tablets issues or need to request a new/replacement tablet?
1. Login to the Learning ARTS Portal: https://forms.learningarts.com
2. Go down to the “Resource Center” link
3. Choose “Tablet Requests” on the “Welcome” Tab
