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Jason Carney talks to students from Bush Elementary School as they tour the Delta Blood Bank’s mobile donation unit Friday in Stockton.

STOCKTON - In its search for new blood, the Delta Blood Bank's mobile donation unit pulled up Friday morning at Bush Elementary School.

It was the third time the bus has visited a Stockton Unified site in the past two weeks, after making previous stops at the campuses of Peyton and Rio Calaveras.

The visits are part of an educational initiative by the blood bank, which also is hoping to recruit new donors in the process. The blood bank is asking students at the three schools to sign up parents and guardians to donate blood.

"During the holiday month, the blood supply is a little lower than normal," said Michelle Mills of the Delta Blood Bank. "(The school visits) have a really positive impact on the community, and it's saving lives."

Bush's fifth- through eighth-grade students attended assemblies Friday, where they learned about the importance of giving blood. They then toured the mobile donation unit.

On Dec. 13, the donors who are recruited by the Bush, Peyton and Rio Calaveras students will roll up their sleeves and give the gift of blood. The blood bank will set up donation stations at Rio Calaveras from 3 to 7 p.m. that day. Mills said she is hoping the students will sign up 75 new donors.

"Donors will come and have their blood pressure, pulse, and iron levels checked, and we'll review their medical history," Mills said. "If they are eligible to donate, we will do the donation and then give them juice and cookies."

Invest in your student's education!  Make sure they are at school everyday.  If you need to schedule doctors appointments, make sure they are after school whenever possible.

It is also extremely important that students arrive to school on time everyday.  Every minute in class is important and will help them be successful.

Bush 8th graders participated in the NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF EDUCATION PROGRESS for the 2010-11 school year. Our 8th graders will represent schools across the state and nation. NAEP is the only ...more

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