Resources

Student Arrival/Dismissal Instructions

If you are dropping your student off before school or picking him/her up after school, please reference the following map.  This is our pick up and and drop off route.  

The school day begins at 9:00 AM.  If your student arrives late or needs to be  picked up early, please enter through the main entrance. Visitors will not be permitted to enter from other doors. 

STUDENT DROP-OFF PROCEDURES:

Students should not be dropped off any earlier than 8:50 am. The morning car rider door will open at 8:30 am for breakfast students only. Please do not drop your student off early for breakfast, if they are not going to be eating breakfast. Morning car rider drop-off is 8:50 am. Bus riders will be dismissed at 8:40 am if they are eating breakfast.

STUDENT PICK-UP PROCEDURES:

Our car rider line is located in the back of the building, please use the garden side of the building to access. Car riders are dismissed at 3:25 pm. We ask that all parents display the provided car rider bright green tag in your window for staff to see. If it is someone unknown by the school, they may be asked to show photo ID before your child is released to their care. If you do not have your placard you will be asked to show ID to pick up. Extra placards can be made for other family members picking up, please contact the office if you need more. 

As parents arrive to drop off and pick up students, they should remain in their vehicles in a single-file line and students will enter the building and exit the building independently while supervised by staff members. Please be sure you notify the office of who is picking your child up.  

We ask that if you need to enter the building, you park in an appropriate parking space and use the main entrance at the front of the building only, this includes arrival and dismissal times. Visitors will not be permitted to enter from other doors during our arrival/dismissal times. We appreciate your cooperation in assisting us in the supervision and safety of all students.

Safe2Say Information

Penn Manor School District is participating in a statewide effort to prevent school violence called Safe2Say Something.

The program enables students and staff to anonymously report information about individuals they suspect may be about to hurt themselves or others via a phone app, website or 24-hour crisis center.

To submit a tip or link to the Safe2Say app, click here.

To submit a tip by phone, call 1-844-5-SAYNOW (1-844-572-9669)

Trained Safe2 Say staffers will review the tips and immediately contact school officials and, if necessary, law enforcement, to respond to the information they receive.

Penn Manor has established a team of school staff members to respond to tips. In addition, students and staff will receive training on reporting tips and identifying behaviors that could indicate a student is intent on causing harm.

We encourage students and staff members to use this new tool in reducing school violence.

Grade Level Supply List

*2025-2026 School Year – Grade Level Supply List*

Please see the following list of grade level supplies our teachers are hoping you can supply for your child. These are not required, but would be helpful for your son/daughter to have to begin the school year. If purchasing these items causes a financial burden on your family, please contact the school or your child’s teacher. Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Kindergarten

• Backpack – big enough to carry a large library book
• Pencil box – no pencil pouches please
• glue sticks (ongoing)
• 16-pack of crayons
• Black EXPO marker

First Grade

• EXPO markers
• Glue Sticks
• Pencil box/container with pencils/erasers
• Box of 24 Crayola crayons
• Scissors
• Headphones

Second Grade

• Pencil box with pencils & crayons/colored pencils
• Thin black dry erase markers
• Scissors (marked with name)
• Large glue sticks
• Headphones/earbuds

Third Grade

• Pencil box w/ pencils & crayons/colored pencils
• Headphones or earbuds labeled w/ child’s name in a clear, plastic bag
• Whiteboard markers (ongoing)
• Scissors
• Glue sticks (ongoing)

Fourth Grade (Please refer to student letters for additional needed supplies)

• Headphones or earbuds labeled w/ child’s name in a clear, plastic bag
• Expo Markers (ongoing)
• Colored pencils/crayons
• Glue sticks (ongoing)
• Scissors

Fifth Grade

• Pencils
• Glue sticks
• Colored pencils/crayons
• White board markers
• Composition notebook

Sixth Grade  (Please refer to student letters for additional needed supplies)

• Pocket folders (5)
• Single-subject notebooks (4)
• Pencils
• Colored pencils/crayons
• Black EXPO markers
• Headphones/earbuds