Information
What is included in the Budget
For the 2011-2012 school year, General McLane adopted a general fund budget totaling $27,395,114. This budget included costs to educate
approximately 2,100 students at four schools. The budget includes salaries and benefits for 337 full and part-time employees. General McLane currently employs 166 teachers. The other 171 employees include transportation, custodial, maintenance, clerical, food service and administrative staff. These expenditures represent 72% of the budget.
Debt service is 5% of the budget. This includes current principal and interest payments on district bond issues. These bonds were issued to finance the recent renovations to all four of the district’s schools and the construction of the Service Center.
The remaining budget includes items such as purchased instructional and support services, equipment, supplies and utilities.
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Where does the money come from?
General McLane’s revenue of 52% comes from state subsidies.
Federal subsidies represent only 3% of the revenue budget with the remainder coming from local sources.
Local revenues consist of taxes, investment income, tuition and other income derived locally. Local taxes consist of real estate taxes, earned income taxes, real estate transfer taxes and occupational privilege tax. Real estate taxes represent 87% of tax revenues and earned income tax represents 12% of tax revenue. Currently, real estate taxes are the only revenues the district can control.
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How Does General McLane Compare to Other Districts?
Each year, the Pennsylvania Department of Education compiles selected financial data from all 500 of the school districts in Pennsylvania. The most recent data available is from the 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 school years.
EXPENDITURES
The statewide average instructional cost per weighted average daily membership was $6,313 for the 2008-2009 school year. The average for Erie County was $6,250. General McLane’s expenditure per student was $6,313.
REVENUES
State averages for 2009-2010 showed schools receiving 57% of their revenues from local sources, 36% from
state subsidies and 7% from federal subsidies. In Erie County, schools received 42% of their revenue from local sources, 47% from state subsidies and 11% from federal subsidies. General McLane received 40% of its revenue from local sources, 52% from state subsidies and 8% from federal subsidies.
Because General McLane has one of the lowest costs per students in Pennsylvania and receives more state subsidies than most schools, real estate tax rates in the district are very low compared to other districts. General McLane’s real estate tax rate was the third lowest in Erie County for the 2008-2009 school year. General McLane’s real estate tax rate was lower than 416 districts out of a total of 500 Pennsylvania school districts.
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What Does the Future Hold
Over the last three decades, the percentage of school costs paid by the state has drastically shifted. During the early seventies, the state paid approximately 50% of actual instructional costs. Today that number is around 36% for many districts. The state has considered several proposals that would increase their share of school funding. Because General McLane currently receives 52% of its revenue from the state, any change would have a major impact on real estate taxes and the district’s budget. The Taxpayer Relief Act of 2006 provided several tax relief options through increased funding for the state’s Senior Citizens Property Tax and Rent Rebate Program, an annual inflationary cost index limit for real estate increases, an installment payment option for real estate taxes for homestead owners and state gaming revenue to provide homestead real estate tax relief. Approximately 3,844 certified homestead property owners will realize real estate tax relief with state gaming revenues during the 2011-2012 school year.
On the expenditure side, the two biggest challenges facing the district are health insurance and retirement contributions. Health care inflation continues to be high and the district’s share of retirement is projected to increase from its current level of 8.65% of payroll to 21.18% by fiscal year 2014-2015. All of these increases are driven by current economic conditions and are similar to problems facing schools, businesses and governmental entities across the nation.
Historically, General McLanehas provided residents with an above-average education for a below-average cost. The district will continue to operate as efficiently as possible without adversely affecting the quality of education provided.
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General McLane Foundation
The General McLane Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) Charitable Organization to benefit the students of General McLane School District. Over the past thirty years, memorials in excess of $275,000 have been donated in memory or honor of students, teachers and staff. The investments earnings are used to fund scholarships to graduating seniors. In June of 2011, the Foundation awarded 23 scholarships valued over $13,600. The Foundation is enrolled with the Pennsylvania Educational Tax Credit Program to fund innovative educational programs with Pennsylvania corporate tax credits and received $4,500 in the fiscal year ended June 30, 2011. The Foundation hosts two annual fundraising events each year to continually support the scholarship endowment. The Holiday Arts Fair will be Saturday, November 19, 2011 and the Golf Tournament will be Saturday, May 26, 2012.
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District Directory
| DR. Therse T. Walter Education Center | General McLane High School | ||
| 11771 Edinboro Road, Edinboro, PA 16412 |
273-1033 ext.5900 |
11761 Edinboro Road, Edinboro, PA 16412 |
273-1033 ext.1900 |
| Richard Scaletta, Superintendent | ext.5901 | Daniel V. Mennow, Principal | |
| Jeffrey A. Fox, CPA, Business Manager | ext.5903 | Michael J. Cannata, Associate Principal | |
| Dr. Stephen P. Barrett, Ed.D., Curriculum Coordinator |
ext.5900 | ||
| Karen L. Katich, Board Secretary | ext.5901 | ||
| James W. Parker Middle School | Edinboro Elementary | ||
| 11781 Edinboro Road Edinboro, PA 16412 |
273-1033 ext.2900 | 5390 Route 6N West Edinboro, PA 16412 |
273-1033 ext.3900 |
| John B. Hansen, Principal | Randy S. White, Principal | ||
| Jason T. Buto, Assistant Principal | |||
| MCKean Elementary School | Support Services Center | ||
| 5120 West Road McKean, PA 16426 |
273-1033 ext.4900 | 11921 Edinboro Road Edinboro, PA 16412 |
273-1033 |
| Michael G. Getz, Principal | Thomas K. Henning, Transportation/Cafeteria Supervisor |
ext.6900 | |
| David J. Campbell, Buildings & Grounds Supervisor |
ext.7900 | ||
Educational Records – Your Rights and Privileges
From time to time you may have questions regarding educational records. The following is a summary of rights and privileges concening educational records:
- Right to have access to all educational records
- Right to challenge the information in the educational records. Procedures may be obtained from the building.
- Right to a hearing before a hearing examiner if the challenge is not satisfactory.
- Right to a copy of the records at a nominal fee.
- Right to be notified of the District policy regarding student records.
- Right to request amendment or destruction of data.
- Right to file complaints with the United States Department of Healthm Education and Welfare.
Certain records are classified as “Directory.” These records include (but are not limited to) the student’s name, address, telephone number, date and place of birth, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic reams, dates of attendance,degrees and awards received, the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student, and other similar information. Normally this information is released to the public in the form of news releases on student activities, honor rolls, athletic programs, clubs and other extracurricular activities. This data may be disclosed without consent; however, parents and eligible students have the right to have the Directory file deleted. The Board of Education has approved a District-wide testing program designed to provide information concerning the proficiency of all children in the district on standardized tests of academic achievement and aptitude. The results of these tests provide a continuing record of each child’s academic progress in comparison with national norms. The following have been approved:
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Grade K-2 |
Grade 5 |
Board of School Directors
| Director | Representing | Phone |
| James H. Bucksbee, P.E., Vice President | Region 1 | 476-7918 |
| Peter J. Dobrzynski | Region 1 | 476-1139 |
| Mona L. Buschak | Region 2 | 734-4637 |
| Deb H. Greenleaf | Region 2 | 734-1741 |
| Timothy D. Wise, Ph.D. | Region 3 | 734-1317 |
| Melodee A. Kushner, President | Region 3 | 734-7619 |
| Carrie Crow | At Large | 734-2769 |
| Jennifer D. Yonkin | At Large | 734-0151 |
| Annette M. Rilling | At Large | 734-4530 |
The Board of School Directors of the General McLane School District consists of nine members, each elected for a four-year term of office. Board members serve without compensation and have the primary task of formulating and evaluating all policies necessary for the operation of the school district. The Board of School Directors meets monthly on the third Wednesday at the Dr. Therese T. Walter Education Center, Board Room. Each regular business meeting is advertised in the legal section of the local newspapers and meeting dates are posted on the doors of the Education Center.
Residents of the General McLane School District may bring matters of concern to the attention of the Board in two ways: through correspondence sent to the Secretary of the Board; or,
by personally addressing the Board during the time set aside at the regular business meeting for comments and questions from the community. Ten minutes is available on the Agenda for those who call and ask to be recognized. The time for others is five minutes.
Board workshops which address special issues are also scheduled during the year. These sessions are generally held on the second Wednesday of the month and are also advertised.
Regional Designation
Region 1 — McKean Borough and McKean Township
Region 2 — Washington Township and Franklin Rownship
Region 3 — Edinboro Borough Election Districts 1 and 2
At Large — Encompasses all five areas
Notes: Parents/guardians have all these rights unless the student qualifies as an emancipated student and is not dependent on his/her parents for his/her subsistence. Students have only the right of access of Education Records. Questions concerning student records should be referred to the building principal. The policy of the School Board concerning student records may be examined at the Education Center in the Office of the Superintendent.
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SAT Information
The General McLane School code number for SAT registration and financial aid forms is 391165.
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Special Request
This calendar lists many special functions. More will be added as the year progresses.
You are encouraged to attend family events together. If an activity is for students only or if your child/children are attending without adult supervision, please be sure that they are delivered and picked up promptly. Also, please insist on proper behavior during the event.
There is no planned supervision of students who attend events or functions without parents or other adults. Problems (before, during or after an event) will be handled on a case-by-case basis and may result in loss of privilege of attending.
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Attendance
A child must be five (5) years old prior to June 1 of the term when he/she enters Kindergarten. If entering first grade, a child must be six (6) years of age prior to September 1 of the school term. Once parents elect to enter a child in school, the child is subject to the compulsory attendance laws of the state of Pennsylvania.
Students who are absent from school must bring a written excuse signed by their parent or guardian when returning to school. The note should indicate the dates of absence and the reason for absence. Absences are recognized as excused for one of the following reasons: illness, quarantine, death in the immediate family, weather so inclement as to endanger the health of the child, educational trips, or exceptionally urgent reasons that affect the welfare of the child directly and not for the convenience of the parent.
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School Hours
Edinboro Elementary 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
McKean Elementary 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
James W. Parker Middle School 7:55 am – 2:45 pm
General McLane High School 8:00 am- 2:45 pm
District Snow Make-up Days
January 2
January 16
February 20
March 16
April 5
If more than five days are missed, they will be added in June.
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Food Service Program
The School Lunch Program hopes to attend to all students’ nutritional needs while at school. The district offers attractive, moderately priced, nutritious lunches as well as a la carte items to supplement any lunch. The 2011-12 lunch prices are as follows:
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Regular Lunch |
Edinboro & McKean Elementary |
$1.90 |
| Regular Lunch | General McLane HS & James W. Parker MS | $2.00 |
| Premium Lunch |
General McLane HS |
$2.25 |
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Salad Bar Lunch |
General McLane HS & James W. Parker MS |
$2.00 |
| Reduced Price Lunch | (eligibility based upon application approval) | $ .40 |
The School Breakfast Program will continue in all schools in the District. The Elementary Breakfast will consist of cereal, milk, 100% juice and a pastry. The High School and Middle School Breakfast will have the same selections or a choice of a hot breakfast selection to replace the cereal and pastry.
| Regular Breakfast |
Edinboro & McKean Elementary |
$1.25 |
| Regular Breakfast | General McLane HS & James W. Parker MS | $1.25 |
| Premium Breakfast | General McLane HS & James W. Parker MS | $1.50 |
| Reduced Price Breakfast | (eligibility based upon application approval) | $ .30 |
The School Lunch Program operates under the guidelines set by the US Department of Agriculture and administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. This program allows families who have difficulty providing a nutritious lunch for their children to apply for free or reduced price meals. The application and eligibility guidelines will be sent to each home. If you wish to apply for the program, complete the application and return it to the school office. You may request this application any time during the school year, and may reapply if your income changes during the year.
The new point of sale system allows parents and guardians to pay for meals in advance at any time. Please mark your student’s name on the check or envelope to ensure proper credit to the account. Charging is reserved for emergencies only and will not be permitted in May or June. Cash is still accepted daily, but parents and guardians are encouraged to pay for weeks or months to avoid the daily handling of money at the lunch line. Notices are sent home when a student’s account is negative $3.00 or more. A student’s account is closed if it reaches negative $10.00. Students are reminded at the lunch line when the account is getting low. Parents and guardians may check the account online or call the Food Service Office at 273-1033 ext. 6900. Please contact the Food Service Office to answer any questions about the School Breakfast and Lunch Programs.
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Drug Free Schools Policy
The General McLane School Board supports a comprehensive prevention and intervention program to deal with the problems of substance abuse that face our students. Students receive information addressing the legal, social and health consequences of drugs and alcohol beginning in Kindergarten through Grade 12.
It is the Board’s position that the use of illicit drugs and the unlawful possession and use of alcohol is wrong and harmful and that the unlawful possession, use or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students on school premises or as part of any of its activities is prohibited. Compliance with these standards is mandatory.
The Board has adopted Policy 227 in Drug Abuse which includes disciplinary sanctions up to and including expulsion and referral for prosecution. For purposes of this policy, “drugs” mean:
- all dangerous controlled substances and anabolic steroids, prohibited by law;
- all “look alike” drugs;
- all alcoholic beverages;
- any drug paraphernalia;
- any prescription medication (except those for which permission to use in school has been granted pursuant to Medical Procedure 227-R).
In addition, any over-the-counter medication (except those for which permission to use in school has been granted pursuant to Medication Procedure 227-R) may be considered a drug under this policy.
The Board prohibits the use, possession, or distribution of any drug:
- during school hours,
- on school property, and
- at any school sponsored event.
The District Disciplinary Code regarding substance abuse has been developed with input from parents, teachers and administrators, adopted by the Board and is in compliance with local, state and federal law. The Disciplinary Code is distributed at the beginning of the school year to middle and high school students and includes and abbreviated version of Policy 227. A copy of the complete policy may be obtained by calling the Education Center.
Drug and alcohol counseling services are available for secondary students though Hamot Mental Health Center and GECAC during the school day. Aftercare programs for students who have been in treatment are also available. If you have any questions about these efforts, please contact your child’s guidance counselor or principal.
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NCLB Complaint Procedure
Complaints alleging violations of law in the district’s administration of NCLB education programs shall be processed in accordance with procedures listed in Policy 906 – Public Complaints. Board Policies are listed on the district webpage at www.generalmclane.net.
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Student Support Program
The Student Support Program is a prevention, intervention and support program. It is designed to help students whose social, emotional or academic problems interfere with learning.
It is not the function of the Student Support Program to diagnose, counsel or determine treatment programs. The function is to identify students with problem behaviors and to refer those students and their parents to professional agencies.
An initial referral may be made by any school staff member, parent, or student. Referrals are based on observations of behaviors which indicate the student is experiencing problems. The Student Support Team will collect data from teachers and administrators who deal with the student and the student’s parents.
The Student Support Team and guidance counselors are available to help, and parents should feel free to call upon them. For more information, please contact the counselors listed.
GUIDANCE COUNSELORS
Edinboro Elementary
Virginia McClelland, Counselor
273-1033 ext.3900
McKean Elementary
Dorothy Baugh, Counselor
273-1033 ext.4900
James W. Parker Middle School
Mike Simmons, Counselor
Pam Swanseger, Counselor
273-1033 ext.2900
General McLane High School
Gary Astorino, Counselor
Brenda Hertel, Counselor
Betsy Weiss, Counselor
273-1033 ext. 1900
Special Education
The General McLane School District provides a complete range of services to meet the unique educational needs of students who qualify for Special Education programs. Programs and services available include:
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Early Intervention |
Learning Support |
Emotional Support |
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Sensory Support |
Physical Support |
Gifted Support |
| Speech Language Support | Autistic Support | Life Skills Support |
If parents or guardians feel their child might need special education services, they can refer the child by contacting the principal of the school which the child attends, or the School District administration office.
Children with disabilities who do not require special education services are protected by the Chapter 15 regulations of the school code. A parent who feels their child may be a “protected handicapped student” should contact the principal of the school their child attends for further information.
Information regarding identification, evaluation, and programming of children who may require special education services is strictly confidential. Information about confidentiality will be provided to parents or guardians at the time a referral is made.
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School Bus Regulations
Bus routes are adjusted each school year to accommodate changes in the student population of the District. The School District cannot guarantee that students will have the same bus route, driver, pick-up time or drop-off time as in previous years.
Students should be at the bus stop 5 minutes before the scheduled arrival time and dressed appropriately in inclement weather. If the school bus does not arrive at the bus stop on time because of mechanical failure, road or weather conditions, the student is expected to wait a reasonable length of time and then return home.
Since bus drivers focus their attention upon the highway and the operation of the bus, the safety of all students cannot be jeopardized because of the behavior of a few. Parental support is critical in helping with safety consciousness and the District bus regulations. The School District permits the use of video cameras capable of recording audio and video on school buses to aid in student discipline.
The General McLane School District has adopted bus regulations that apply to any resident or non-resident, public or non-public school students, transported at any time by the District owned buses or vehicles, or by buses or vehicles under contract to the District. Regulations will be strictly enforced. Riding a school bus is not a right but a privilege, the continuation of which depends upon satisfactory behavior on the bus.
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Educational Trips
Family outings can provide valuable educational experiences. It is recommended, however, that families plan such trips and excursions during the vacation periods of the school year. Parents who are considering plans that would take students from class should ask the school principal about the appropriate procedures to follow in requesting an excused absence. Request for Approval of Educational Trip forms must be completed and approved in advance.
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Snow Day / Weather Alerts
The District decision to close school due to weather conditions is made after consulting with the District Transportation Supervisor, with the Township Supervisors, and with personnel in surrounding districts. Ordinarily, our goal is to make a decision in time to begin announcements over all local radio and TV stations at 6 a.m. In the event of a late start, time should be calculated by adding the announced delay to the regular time. For example, if the bus usually stops at 8:20 a.m. for an elementary school opening at 9:00 a.m., a two-hour delay would mean a bus pick-up at 10:20 a.m. for the 11:00 a.m. start.
In the case of severe weather, snow, ice, etc. the official announcement for closings or delays may be heard over the local radio and television stations, Those parents who signed up for the Alert Now System will receive a phone call. School closings will also be posted by the superintendent on the District Phone Line - 273.1033.
Schools may also be dismissed early, without notice, if a severe storm or emergency arises. If a parent will not be home when the child arrives, provisions should be made with neighbors to take care of the child upon his or her arrival at home. Because of the diversity of the District, decisions about closing (or not closing) are difficult. Parents are urged to use their own discretion about sending their children to school regardless of the District’s decision. Parents are asked to keep children home if certain buses cannot make the morning run since we have no assurance that the afternoon run will be possible.
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Medication Procedure
- All medications are drugs and should be given only with supervision by parents.
- Those medications that cannot be given any other time can be brought to school and given by the nurse. ALL MEDICATIONS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PRESCRIPTION AND A NOTE FROM THE PARENT.
- ALL medications must be sent in daily doses in the original pharmacy container.
- Students must register all medicines with the nurse. This includes prescriptions as well as over the counter products.
Any medications not registered with the nurse will be considered a violation of the Drug Abuse Policy 227 which includes disciplinary sanctions up to and including expulsion and referral for prosecution.
Immnization Policy / Medical Care
PA Health regulations have been adopted as legal requirements for entry to school. The following immunization series are required and must be completed:
Children in ALL grades (K – 12) need the following vaccines:
3 doses of tetanus *
3 doses of diphtheria *
3 doses of polio 2 doses of measles **
1 dose of mumps **
1 dose of rubella (German measles) **
Children ENTERING SCHOOL (at K or grade 1) need the following vaccines:
4 doses of tetanus * (1 dose on or after the 4th birthday)
4 doses of diphtheria * (1 dose on or after the 4th birthday)
3 doses of polio 2 doses of measles **
1 dose of mumps **
1 dose of rubella (German measles) **
3 doses of hepatitis B
1 dose of varicella (chickenpox) or history of disease
Children ENTERING 7TH GRADE need the following vaccines:
3 doses of tetanus *
3 doses of diphtheria *
3 doses of polio
2 doses of measles **
1 dose of mumps **
1 dose of rubella (German measles) **
3 doses of hepatitis B
Age appropriate dose(s) of varicella (chickenpox) vaccine or history of disease
*Usually given as DTP or DtaP or DT or Td
** Usually given as MMR / First dose on or after first birthday
Each school is provided with the part-time services of a physician, nurse and dentist to help you and your child with health problems as they arise and to help in the development of good health practices.
Regular attendance is essential. A child should be in school every day he/she is physically fit. Good health, however, is more desirable than perfect school attendance. It is wise to keep your child home when you observe that he/she has: swollen glands, acute cold, continual coughing, listlessness, rash, sores around the nose and mouth, sore throat, severe, headache, severe toothache, vomiting/diarrhea, earache, red or mattered eyes.
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No Smoking Policy
Board Policy No. 222 has been enacted to implement the provisions of Act 145 of 1996, which prohibits the use or possession of tobacco by students in school buildings, school buses, and on any other property owned, leased, or under the control of the School District. This Policy shall be enforced by means of a civil fine of not more than fifty dollars ($50). Students may also be subject to other disciplinary action. The No Smoking Policy also applies to staff and visitors while on school property.
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Golden Age Cards Available
Residents of the District who are age 62 or over are invited to receive a Golden Age Card. This complimentary pass entitles holders to free admission to all home sporting events, concerts, plays and other special events sponsored by the school district. The Broadway Dinner is excluded. Senior Citizens wishing to receive a card may call 273-1033, ext. 5900.
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Student Insurance Information
The General McLane School District offers student accident insurance. A brochure and application form will be sent home with students during the first week of school.
The District no longer provides football and sports insurance for participants involved in the interscholastic sports programs, including band and cheerleading activities. It shall be the responsibility of the parents or guardians to provide proof of insurance coverage for students participation in all interscholastic activities and to provide a signed waiver for any liability or injury resulting from any cause whatsoever in connection with the activity. Students without insurance coverage shall not be permitted to participate in interscholastic activities.
Coverage’s are “primary excess over $100″. As such, benefits are payable for the first $100 of covered expenses without regard to other insurance; thereafter benefits are payable for covered expenses above $100 that are not recoverable from another (personal) plan providing medical expense benefits. If the insured is not covered by another plan providing medical benefits, the excess provision shall not apply and benefits are payable to the limits provided under the student insurance plan.
These coverage’s are intended to provide only basic benefits assuming that most families maintain their own personal insurance.
Injuries should be reported immediately to teachers or principals. Claims should be filed on forms available in the school offices.
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School District Liability
Periodically, a student may be accidentally injured while riding the bus, attending school, or while involved in a school-sponsored event. General McLane School District does not carry medical insurance for such claims and is not responsible for the bills incurred. Therefore, bills that are incurred should be provided to your own medical insurance carrier or otherwise paid by you.
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Equal Opportunity Policy
General McLane School District is an equal opportunity educational institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or handicap in its activities, programs or employment practices as required by Title VI, Title IX and Section 504.
For information regarding civil rights or grievance procedures, contact Dr. Stephen Barrett, Title IX Coordinator, or Jeff Fox, Section 504 Coordinator, at the Education Center, 11771 Edinboro Road, Edinboro, PA 16412 (273-1033, ext.5900). For information regarding services, activities and facilities that are accessible to and useable by handicapped persons, contact Jeff Fox.
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Asbestos Management
General McLane School District follows an Asbestos Management Plan which was implemented in 1988 using Microbac Laboratories in Erie, PA. Routine re-inspections of managed areas are performed every six months by the District, In accordance with AHERA regulations, trennial re- inspection by Microbac Laboratories was performed in 1991, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2003 and 2006 and 2009 and the Asbestos Management Plan updated accordingly. The District will continue to fully comply with all Federal and State Regulations with respect to asbestos and asbestos management.
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Integrated Pest Management
Integrated Pest Management Plan is a plan that establishes a sustainable approach to managing pests (includes insects and weeds) by combining biological, cultural, physical and chemical tools in a way that minimizes economic, health and environmental risks and complies with policies and regulations promulgated by the Department of Agriculture.
To be placed on the IPM notification list you must send a request in writing to :
General McLane School District
Attn: David Campbell
11921 Edinboro Road
Edinboro, PA 16412
General Exterminating will conduct a pest inspection and possible application to all district kitchen areas on the last Friday of every month starting at 3:30 pm unless other notification is made.
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Athletic Game Times
| Varsity Football | 7:00 pm | Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball | 6:00 pm |
| Junior Varsity Football | 10:30 am | Girls’ 8th Grade Basketball | 4:00 pm |
| 7th-8th Grade Football | 4:30 pm | Varsity Wrestling | 7:30 pm |
| Girls’ Volleyball | 6:00 pm | Junior Varsity Wrestling | 6:30 pm |
| Cross Country | 4:00 pm | 7th-8th Grade Wrestling | 5:00 pm |
| Boys’ Soccer | 4:00 pm | Track | 4:00 pm |
| Girls’ Soccer | 4:00 pm | Girls’ Softball | 4:15 pm |
| Boys’ Varsity Basketball | 7:30 pm (or 15 minutes following JV Game) |
Varsity Baseball | 4:00 pm |
| Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball | 6:00 pm | Junior Varsity Baseball | follows varsity; 11:00 am Saturdays |
| Boys’ 7th,8th & 9th Grade Basketball | 4:00 pm | Tennis | 3:30 pm |
| Girls’ Varsity Basketball | 7:30 pm (or 15 minutes following JV Game) |
Golf | 4:00 pm |
| Swimming | 6:00 pm |
Since soccer times vary, they are denoted individually on the calendar page. All schedules are subject to change and/or cancellation. Daily sports updates may be learned by calling Sports line 452-2000. General McLane’s code is 6880.
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Athletic Admisssion Fees
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Adult
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Student
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|---|---|---|
| Football |
$4.00
|
$1.00
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| Basketball, Boys |
$4.00
|
$1.00
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| Basketball, Girls |
$3.00
|
$1.00
|
| Wrestling |
$4.00
|
$1.00
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| Volleyball |
$3.00
|
$1.00
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| Soccer |
$3.00
|
$1.00
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Athletic Director
Robert Kennerknecht
General McLane High School
273-1033, ext.1600
Email: kennerknecht.r@generalmclane.org
District Information
Space does not permit complete publication of all policies or procedures. Copies of complete documents are available from the appropriate school or the Education Center.
| District Size: | The region is composed of 114.8 square miles. |
| Student Population: | There are approximately 2,100 students in the four buildings in our district. |
| Total Budget: | $27,395,114 |
