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Local Students Headed Back to School

The summer is winding down and back-to-school season is upon us. As our students head back, we’d like to remind you of some information to help keep them safe and healthy and to help you stay connected during the upcoming school year.

 

School Starting Dates

For your convenience, here is a list of first days of school in our district.

  • Aug. 19 - Mt. Lebanon School District              
  • Aug. 20 - Upper St. Clair School District           
  • Aug. 20 - Young Scholars of Western PA          
  • Aug. 21 - Ave Maria Academy                              
  • Aug. 21 - Keystone Oaks School District           
  • Aug. 25 - Mt. Lebanon Montessori Academy   
  • Aug. 25 - Seton LaSalle
  • Sept. 2 - Baldwin-Whitehall School District     

Crosswalk Safety

Our school districts rely on crossing guards to help keep our children safe. Many thanks to these critical public safety employees for their service to our community - they do a great job!  These programs are frequently looking for crossing guards.  For example, if you are interested, you can apply here to become a Mt. Lebanon crossing guard.

 

School Bus Safety

School buses transport many students throughout the 42nd District. In addition to the traditional yellow buses, please keep an eye out for non-traditional vehicles bearing a “school students” sign.  Please remember to stop for any school bus with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, unless it's on the other side of a divided highway. PennDOT has an excellent website with lots of back-to-school safety information.

 

Safe Walking

The Mt. Lebanon School District is a walking school district. Student safe walking awareness is reviewed annually with the assistance of the Mt. Lebanon Police Department (MLPD). In addition to reinforcing safe walking rules with students at the beginning of the school year, the MLPD has established Safe Walking Routes for each elementary school. Please review these routes with your child throughout the school year. Safe walking maps can be found here.

 

We hope you had an enjoyable summer, and we wish you, your children, and grandchildren much success as they head back to school! Thank you to all the teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals and other staff that have already been hard at work preparing for the new school year.

 

Virtual Lunch & Learn Series Continues

Please join us on Monday, August 11, for the second session of our Virtual Lunch & Learn Series about changes to Medicaid and SNAP. New federal changes will mandate work reporting requirements for many of those who receive Medicaid or SNAP. What will these changes mean, when will they happen, and what are the challenges they pose for those receiving benefits?

On Wednesday, August 13, we will be hosting an Education Lunch & Learn special that will look at the impact of federal funding changes and state budget uncertainty on our public schools.

 

To join us for these FREE discussions, visit RepDanMiller.com and click on the link to join us on the event day. No registration is required!

 

As always, if you have questions about any of this information or any state-related matter, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 412-343-3870 or email RepMiller@pahouse.net.

Pennsylvania State Capitol

109 Irvis Office Building

Harrisburg, PA 17120
(717) 783-1850

District Office

650 Washington Rd., Suite 102
Mt. Lebanon, PA 15228

(412) 343-3870


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