We hope you will find the following resources informative and helpful. We welcome your feedback and encourage you to email [email protected] with suggestions. 

American Lung Association
Provides tools to help smokers quit, as well as, information for parents who want to keep their kids from smoking or encourage them to quit if they’ve already started to smoke.

Center for Schools and Communities
Focuses on prevention and intervention initiatives operated by schools, organizations, and agencies serving children, youth and families.

CHIP
Pennsylvania's CHIP program puts health coverage within reach for all uninsured kids and teens who are not eligible for or enrolled in Medical Assistance.

Cumberland-Perry Drug & Alcohol Commission
Provides a comprehensive list of services offered locally including a downloadable listing of secure medication collection boxes and prescription medication disposal guidelines.

PA Free Quitline: 1-800-784-8669
A free program that provides helpful tools, information, and support for smokers who want to quit.

Red Land Community Action Program and Community Progress Council 
Provides case management services and emergency services such as food and energy assistance. Some programs developing include: GED Classes, Financial Literacy, Nutrition Classes, Resume Building, Job Application Assistance, Job Fairs, and Support Groups.

Resources for Parents Dealing With Tragedy
Parents may find these resources helpful in dealing with issues related to grief, fear, and confusion in children following a tragedy.

Safe Kids Pennsylvania
Promotes the prevention of childhood injuries in Pennsylvania through education, collaboration, and advocacy.

Social Service Agencies in Cumberland & York County
Provided by Mrs. Amy Gross, District School Social Worker / Home and School Visitor

Teenline: 717-763-2345 or 1-800-722-5385
A 24-hour helpline thru Holy Spirit Hospital providing help to teens facing serious issues at school or home, and parents trying to cope with a troubled son or daughter.

York-Adams Drug & Alcohol Commission Provides a comprehensive list of services offered locally. S P E C I A L   M U L T I M E D I A   S E R I E S WITF’s Real Life | Real Issues Drugs & Young People  From November 2014 through June 2015, resources will be added to the Real Life | Real Issues website and blog as the series explores dangers of drug use by school aged children. This initiative, made possible by the Pennsylvania Association of Intermediate Units and the Pennsylvania Association of Elementary and Secondary Schools in consultation with the Cumberland-Perry Drug and Alcohol Commission, Byrnes Health Education Center, and Gaudenzia, Inc. is designed to be a resource for school staff and parents.   D I S T R I C T   S A F E T Y   C O M M I T T E E Each month the District's Safety Committee will be sharing information from the National Safety Council. These resources, which are designed for school staff and parents, support the National Safety Council's mission to save lives by preventing injuries and deaths at work, in homes, throughout communities, and on the roads. Click here to view this information.

Parent Request Form - Educational Trip (PDF - 514 KB)
Revised August 2015 | Please refer to the District Handbook and/or Board Policy 231 for additional information about criteria for Educational Trips

Major Trip and Student Activities Application (DOCX - 65 KB)

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• Board Policy 231 - Educational Trips