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Pike County: Clearing the Way to Learn!
Email received by Amanda of Pike County’s regional director: I just wanted to shoot you a quick email about the great Job Amanda Chapman did with the Torrey Family in the Wallenpaupack South Elementary school. I have been a police officer for over 26 years and now work for the Wallenpaupack School Police at the South School. I have dealt with many agencies in my years as a police officer and most of them have not been very satisfying. Amanda did an amazing job with this family and having us all work together to help them when they were in need. I wish more people took their jobs to heart...
Mt. Carmel Compass Academy Open House Invitation
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Compass Academy Students provide Easter Egg Hunt for Little Friends Day Care
Posted on NewsItem.com: MOUNT CARMEL — Children from the Little Friends Day Care had a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny thanks to the efforts of students from Mount Carmel’s Compass Academy Tuesday. Students at the Academy were challenged to find a way to give back to the community. One of the ideas was to organize an Easter Egg hunt. In preparation for the event, the teenagers filled plastic eggs with candy and toys, made “bunny baskets” for the children, and acquired a bunny costume. The teens also cleaned up the town park the day before the event. Children from Little Friends Day...
Butler Independent Living: Odds ‘n Ends
Pictured is Dylan of Butler Independent Living. Dylan is a proud, creative, and dedicated young man. Dylan crochets and can make anything from hats, to scarfs, placemats, or dog leashes; you name it he can fulfill your order. Dylan recently placed some of his items at a local consignment store for purchase and is enjoying the journey of becoming a young entrepreneur. Check out Odds n’ Ends in New Castle for Dylan’s handmade items. Way to go...
A Note of Appreciation for Brittanie Wudkwych from Washington County Children and Youth Services!
A note received by Brittanie Wudkwych’s supervisor Alicia, I wanted to send an email about Brittanie. She is such an awesome FRS and does so much for the families that she and I share. She is always available at the drop of a hat when things start to go wrong. She is always good with the families and a very calming effect and is super helpful to me as a caseworker. I can always count on her case notes to be very detailed and accurate. I look forward to the cases we share because I know I can count on her and that she is always just a phone call away to brain storm over the case and come...
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