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Dental Exams Scheduled At Ringing

Posted on 21 January 2009. Tags: , , , , ,

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LOWER POTTSGROVE PA – Dental exams at the Pottsgrove School District‘s Ringing Rocks Elementary School, 1401 Kauffman Rd., are scheduled to be held next Thursday (Jan. 29, 2009) at the school. Its nursing office reminds parents who received a notice of the event in the mail that the school nurse must be notified if their child will be examined by a private dentist.

Completed dental reports must be provided to the nursing office as soon as possible, school officials said.

Photo by T.S. Heisele

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