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Communications Corner | Moving Forward Together

Like clockwork, the New Year always feels like a new door, a new beginning. You’re full of energy and excitement about lies on the other side, whether that’s a new exercise regimen or a new way to look at an old budget for that next adventure or much-needed repair, or simply a new way of looking at old ways of thinking. Whatever you choose, the year - and all of the possibilities it can bring - is yours for the taking! Did you know January is National School Board month? What better way to start 2021 than with the recognition of nine people who tirelessly volunteer countless hours each month in an effort to guide Plum Borough School District to higher heights. Special thanks to our Board of School Directors: Mr. Michael Devine (President); Mr. Michael Caliguiri (Vice-President); Dr. Angela Anderson; Mr. Scott Coulson; Mr. Adam Hill; Mr. Scott Kolar; Mrs. Michelle Stepnick; Mr. Joe Tommarello; and Ms. Amy Wetmore. To learn more about the projects and priorities of our Board, visit: https://www.pbsd.net/SchoolBoardWelcomePage.aspx Online registration for Kindergarten is now open. Families with children ages x to x can conveniently sign them up from the convenience of their laptop or table at home by going here: https://pbsd.info/KdgRegister Remember, #SuccessStartsWithK, so register your child(ren) today! “Injustice anywhere...is a threat to justice everywhere” — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. January 18th is the day we set aside each year to observe the work and sacrifices of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who led efforts to achieve equal rights for African-American people that resulted in historic and unprecedented legislation, the Civil Rights Act of 1965. His stirring words and nonviolent protests against discrimination in all forms, from housing, schools, movie theatres and swimming pools to employment and opportunities for advancement, are never more important than they are today as we watch the fight for equality for all marginalized and disenfranchised people and groups continue. To read more about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. see: https://www.si.edu/spotlight/mlk Let’s take what we learned about ourselves and others in 2020, and walk through the door of new opportunities to love and serve our neighbor!

BY CHARLENE PAYNE | ONE-MINUTE READ | [email protected]

Hello #PlumFamily,

Like clockwork, the New Year always feels like a new door, a new beginning. You’re full of energy and excitement about what lies on the other side, whether that’s a new exercise regimen or a new way to look at an old budget for that next adventure or much-needed repair, or simply a new way of looking at old ways of thinking. Whatever you choose, the year - and all of the possibilities it can bring - is yours for the taking!

Did you know January is National School Board month? What better way to start 2021 than with the recognition of nine people who tirelessly volunteer countless hours each month in an effort to guide Plum Borough School District to higher heights.

Special thanks to our Board of School Directors: Mr. Michael Devine (President); Mr. Michael Caliguiri (Vice-President); Dr. Angela Anderson; Mr. Scott Coulson; Mr. Adam Hill; Mr. Scott Kolar; Mrs. Michelle Stepnick; Mr. Joe Tommarello; and Ms. Amy Wetmore.

To learn more about the projects and priorities of our Board, visit: https://www.pbsd.net/SchoolBoardWelcomePage.aspx

Online registration for Kindergarten is now open. Families with children ages x to x can conveniently sign them up from the convenience of their laptop or table at home by going here: https://pbsd.info/KdgRegister

Remember, #SuccessStartsWithK, so register your child(ren) today!

“Injustice anywhere...is a threat to justice everywhere” — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 18th is the day we set aside each year to observe the work and sacrifices of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who led efforts to achieve equal rights for African-American people that resulted in historic and unprecedented legislation, the Civil Rights Act of 1965. His stirring words and nonviolent protests against discrimination in all forms, from housing, schools, movie theatres and swimming pools to employment and opportunities for advancement, are never more important than they are today as we watch the fight for equality for all marginalized and disenfranchised people and groups continue.

To read more about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. see: https://www.si.edu/spotlight/mlk

Let’s take what we learned about ourselves and others in 2020, and walk through the door of new opportunities to love and serve our neighbor!

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