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Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz

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Lebanon PA 17046

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Thank you for your help and support during this campaign. Your unwavering commitment is the wind beneath my wings.

On election day, every vote matters. You matter! And I can't win this race without you.

These past four years, it has been an honor and a privilege to represent all of the people of Lebanon County as your commissioner. Please consider volunteering today Jo Ellen Litz

Thank you for your support of my campaign, and for all that you do.

Sincerely, Jo Ellen

Honorary Chair: Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll --a woman who broke the glass ceiling and contributed greatly to PA politics; born in 1930, died November 12, 2008.

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Treasurer: Richelle Whitman

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Your Children--What will Happen to Them in an Emergency if They are Still at School

General Safety:

Notify the school if your child will be absent or late. All schools monitor attendance. This helps to ensure that your child arrives at school safely.

Make sure the school can get in touch with you.

Talk with your child about how school safety patrols can help and where Block Parent homes are located.

For Safety's sake, be informed! Become familiar with:

	The names of your child's teachers.
	The school procedures regarding field trips, fees and supplies.
	The school calendar--identify holidays and special events.
	The school timetable--starting and dismissal times.
	The school emergency procedures and crisis management plans.
	The school parent/student handbook.

In an Emergency:

Each school district and every school within that district must develop its own emergency procedures. This planning includes emergency evacuation, transportation and reunification sites for each school building. Make sure you are familiar with these plans.

	Review safety issues and the school's emergency procedures with teachers at open house.
	When it is necessary to dismiss children early, radio stations are notified and school PTA telephone chains activated.
	Complete school personal student data/questionnaire with emergency notification information for your school. Provide updated information as changes occur (I.e. pager numbers, cell phone numbers).
	Keep the lines of communication open with your school administrators.

Keep a list of School Phone Numbers with you at all times:

	Main Number_______________________________________________________________
	Principal's Office____________________________________________________________
	School Security______________________________________________________________
	Parent Network Numbers______________________________________________________

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