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Asthma is a top reason kids miss school. About 5 million U.S. children have asthma. With the right care plan, most can stay healthy and in class. Resources: aafa.org/school

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"Photo taken from behind a classroom of children seated at desks, with a boy in a white shirt in soft focus in the foreground. Bold purple text overlaid on the image reads 'ASTHMA is a top reason for missed school days.' A teal diamond-shaped icon in the top right contains a simple white line illustration of a schoolhouse. The AAFA (Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America) logo appears in the bottom left in teal, and 'aafa.org' appears in the bottom right."
August 31, 2026 at 3:04 PM
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Asthma is one of the top reasons kids miss school. If kids can't breathe, they can't learn. An asthma action plan helps kids keep their asthma under control — so they can stay in class and ready to learn.

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"Solid blue background graphic with a purple border. Bold white heading text reads 'Asthma is one of the top reasons kids miss school,' with a white horizontal line beneath it. Behind the center of the graphic is a large, faint watermark illustration of a pair of lungs. Lime green curved text arcs above and below a white line-art illustration of a schoolhouse with a bell tower and flag, reading 'If kids can't breathe, they can't learn.' Small white text below the schoolhouse reads 'Source: AAFA, 2026.' White body text at the bottom left reads 'An asthma action plan helps kids keep their asthma under control — so they can stay in class and ready to learn.' A white circular logo in the bottom right reads 'Inspiring Health Advances in Lung Care' around an icon of lungs."
September 4, 2026 at 3:19 PM
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Does your child have an asthma action plan for school? 📋 Only about half of kids with asthma have one. Asthma Action Plans tells school staff what to do if your child's symptoms flare up. Ask your child's doctor before the first bell rings!
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"Dark navy graphic with a purple-and-teal line icon of a puffer inhaler with a spacer at the top left. Bold white heading reads 'Does Your Child Have an Asthma Action Plan?' Below and to the right is a preview image of a sample INHALE 'My Asthma Action Plan' form, showing color-coded zones — Green Zone: Doing Well, Yellow Zone: Symptoms Starting, Orange Zone: In Trouble, and Red Zone: In Danger — along with fields for the child's name, date of birth, emergency contact, and medications. A light blue arrow-shaped callout box contains dark navy text reading 'Every child with asthma needs a plan to help keep their asthma under control.' Below that, white text reads 'Download asthma action plans available on inhale.cqi website.' A blue-to-green gradient line icon shows a doctor with a stethoscope standing behind a child. Next to it, a second light blue arrow-shaped callout box contains dark navy text reading 'Only half of school aged kids have a asthma action plan. Ask your child's doctor for one before school starts.' Small white text below the callout reads 'Source: AAFA, 2026.' White text below that reads 'Asthma action plans available for ages 6 and up.' The INHALE CQI circular logo appears at the bottom left, showing a lungs icon and the text 'Inspiring Health Advances in Lung Care.' White text at the bottom right reads '#BreatheBetterWithINHALE.'"
August 25, 2026 at 12:04 PM
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School starts soon! 1 in 15 U.S. kids have asthma — that's 1–2 kids in almost every classroom.
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August 20, 2026 at 8:38 PM