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Inside and Outside the Classroom, Afterschool Programs Work: Another View

The President’s 2018 fiscal budget eliminates federal funding for after-school programs, saying there is no evidence of their impact. That is not the case here in Pennsylvania, where after-school programs are a proven, high yield investment in our kids, our communities and our economy. Every one dollar invested in after-school programs saves at least THREE DOLLARS by increasing kids’ earning potential, improving kids’ performance at school and reducing crime and juvenile delinquency.

Home Safety: Furniture Tip-Over Prevention

Home Safety Newsclip

Eastern York Teaches Situational Awareness

When Timothy Justin Hannah Jr., 23, of York City, impersonated a student to enter Eastern York School District’s high school last month, Assistant Superintendent Rita Becker knew everyone in the district needed some additional training. While she was looking into additional training sessions for the faculty and staff, she noticed that there isn’t a lot of training on situational awareness for students. She found this troublesome because students often notice something wrong before any adults do.

Eastern York News Clipping

Bullying Prevention Month: Impacts

Bullying Prevention Impacts Newsclip

Bullying Prevention Month: What To Do

Bullying Prevention What To Do Newsclip

Bullying Prevention Month: Positive School Climate

Bullying Prevention Positive School Climate Newsclip

Bullying Prevention Month: Protected Class Bullying

Bullying Prevention Protected Class Bullying Newsclip

Child Passenger Safety

Child Passenger Safety Newsclip

Bullying Prevention Month: Cyberbullying

Bullying Prevention Cyberbullying Newsclip

New Car Seat Law: Here Is How New Law Affects Your Child in the Car

On Friday, a new law took effect in Pennsylvania that requires children younger than 2 to be in rear-facing car seats until they max out the weight and height limits designated by the manufacturer.

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