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Student Arrival/Dismissal Instructions
Morning Arrival
Students who are eating breakfast in the cafeteria may enter the building at 8:35 using the gym lobby doors. Students who are not eating breakfast in the cafeteria may enter the building at 8:50 through the front doors.
Car rides eating breakfast should be dropped off using the second entrance on the left closest the the school. Vehicles should use the left hand lane to pull up to the second cross walk. A staff member will help students cross the cross walk.
Cars dropping off students, who are not eating breakfast ,should use the first entrance on the left to pull into the center lane of the parking lot. Students will be directed by a staff member to exit the vehicle starting at 8:50. Students are to remain in vehicles until 8:50. A staff member will assist students crossing the cross walk in front of the main doors.
Please have your student ready to exit the vehicle. Parents/guardians should remain in the vehicles.
Walkers who are not eating breakfast should not arrive at school earlier than 8:50.
Afternoon Dismissal
Car Riders – All vehicles picking up a students should have a car tag visible displayed for staff members to see. If the car tag is not displayed, the individual picking up the student(s) may be asked for identification, which does delay the pickup line. Only individuals listed in Sapphire can pick up students at the end of the day without notification from the parent/guardian. Should you need an additional car tag, please contact the main office at (717) 872-9540.
Families with the youngest student in grades K-2 are blue car lane. Blue lane cars should use the second entrance on the left to pull into the bus lane. Blue lane car riders will be dismissed from the front lobby doors.
Families with the youngest student in grades 3-6 are gold car lane. Gold lane cars should use the first entrance on the left to pull into the parking lot. Staff members will help your student(s) safely cross the bus lane to get to your vehicle. Gold lane car riders will be dismissed from the gym lobby doors.
Busses will arrive at 3:30. If you arrive after the busses, please use the first entrance on the left to pull into the parking lot even if you are assigned to the blue lane.
DO NOT PULL AROUND ANOTHER CAR. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU STAY IN LINE UNTIL EXITING THE PARKING LOT. PULLING AROUND ANOTHER VEHICLE CREATES A SAFETY HAZARD.
Walkers – Walkers will be dismissed from the gym lobby doors after car riders. Adults meeting walkers should go to the sidewalk to the left of the gym lobby doors.
Bus Riders – Busses will arrive to pick student up at approximately 3:30.
Transportation Changes
If your student’s mode of transportation is changing for the day, you must complete the Eshleman Daily Transportation Changes / Student Early Dismissal Form by 2:45pm. This applies to a change in the method of transportation, along with an Early Dismissal. This form will allow the office staff to know the pickup date and time. There is no need to send in a paper note regarding the early dismissal if this form is completed online. Students leaving early for medical appointments are still required to turn in a note from the doctor or dental office upon their return to school.
Students who are CONSISTENT Car Riders
No students at Eshleman are assigned car riders. All students are either designated as a bus rider or a walker. If you plan to pick your student(s) up in our car rider line at the end of the day on a consistent basis, please complete the Eshleman Consistent Transportation Change Form.
If you have any questions, please contact the main office:
Email – gretchen.frizado@pennmanor.net / Phone – (717) 872-9540
Safe2Say
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
Below is a list of supplies for the 2025-2026 that we are asking families to provide for the first day of school. We appreciate your help with providing these materials.
The school appreciates any donations of dry erase markers (we use approximately 12 – 15 per student throughout the year), tissues, paper towels, and/or hand sanitizer. These items can be turned into the office to be distributed as needed throughout the year.
Kindergarten: backpack able to hold large library book, pencil box (no a pencil pouch), 2 boxes of 8 or 16 crayons, child scissors, 2 glue sticks
Grade 1 Heiney: backpack
Grade 1 Terry: backpack labeled with name and 1-T, toolbox/pencil box (hard sided, labeled with student’s name), box of crayons (24 count or less), 4 Elmer’s glue sticks, pack of pre-sharpened pencils, pack of dry erase markers (thick tip), 2 pink bar erasers, box of #2 pencils
Grade 2 Houck: backpack, pack of colored pencils (24 count or less), pack of crayons (24 count of less), box of #2 pencils, pack of dry erase markers, 1 box of tissues
Grade 2 Cortez: pencils, whiteboard markers, box of crayons, pencil box, backpack, lunch box (if packing lunch)
Grade 3 Goodling: pencil box, pencils, box of crayons, glue sticks, headphones/earbuds to use with student laptops
Grade 3 Tran: pencil box, at least one highlighter, 1 pack of crayons (24 count), glue stick, headphones/earbuds to use with student laptops
Grade 4 Fitzkee: pencil box, 2″ three ring binder, at least two #2 pencils, at least 4 dry erase markers (We use approximately 20-25 per student throughout the year.)
Grade 4 Ivey: at least two yellow #2 pencils, large eraser, small pencil sharpener, basic marker pack (thin or thick), highlighter (any color, any size)
Grade 5 Becker: pencils, scissors, inexpensive earbuds/headphones to use with student laptops. Optional items: colored pencils or crayons, highlighters, glue sticks, small pencil box *Please do not purchase any large binders or notebooks, as they do not fit in our desks.
Grade 5 Swope: set of colored pencils, a set of thin markers, several white board dry erase markers and an eraser (purchased or a cloth/sock), colored highlighters, headphones/earbuds to use with student laptops
Grade 6 Bodde: headphones/earbuds to use with student laptops, box or pack of pencils, spiral bound notebook for math class
Grade 6 Troup: headphones/earbuds to use with student laptops, 2 one subject notebooks, box or packs of pencils and erasers, expo markers (set of 5), expo eraser