Resources

Student Arrival/Dismissal Instructions

Early Dismissal/Change of Dismissal Form 

Please complete this form prior to 2:30 on the day of your dismissal.

DROP OFF and PICK UP PROCEDURES

If you are dropping your child off before school or picking him/her up after school, please see the map below. This is our pick up and drop off route. Please do not block cars in the Manor Middle School back parking lot while waiting in line.

At no time should students be dropped off in the parking lots and use the crosswalks.

The left/inside lane closest to the building is for drop off after 8:50am. The right/outside lane is for students arriving early for breakfast. This lane can begin to unload at 8:35am. Please do not unload early, as we do not have staff available to supervise students until 8:35am.

Please be alert to students exiting their cars. Thank you for assisting in keeping our students safe.

If you are picking up your student(s) early or dropping off late, please enter the school through the open door and wait in the vestibule to speak with one of our secretaries.

If the car line during pick up goes out to Charlestown Rd., please use Ironstone Ridge Rd. to circle around to the front of Manor Middle School and over to Hambright.

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

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We are asking parents to help us with basic school supplies for this school year. Below is a list of grade level supplies that your child needs.  If you are unable to provide these supplies, we will make sure all children are equipped.  Individual teachers may also ask for additional supplies or donations for their classroom.

Thanks for your support!

Eric Howe, Principal 

Kindergarten

• Regular sized backpack
• 1 hard plastic pencil box (please no fabric pencil pouches)
• 3 or 4 containers of Play-Dough (preferably no sparkly or scented Play-Dough )
• 3 or 4 glue sticks
• 1 pack of Crayola crayons
• 1 pair of kid scissors

1st Grade

• 1 pencil box
• 12 or more pencils
• 1 pair of kids scissors
• 1 – 6 pack of glue sticks (large)
• 1 – 24 count box of crayons
• 1 – 4  pack of black expo markers
• Corded Headphones (not bluetooth)

2nd Grade

• Pencil box
• Dry erase markers
• Crayola Crayons (24 count)
• Pencils
• Glue Sticks

3rd Grade

• Pencils and erasers
• 1″ binder
• Zippered pencil pouch for a binder
• Earbuds or headphones – Label with your name
• Homework Folder – not a binder

4th Grade

• Earbuds or headphones
• Pencils & Sharpener
• Crayons
• Glue Sticks
• Pencil pouch/bag

5th Grade

• Pencils
• One pack of markers
• Glue stick
• Pencil Box/Bag
• Earbuds or headphones-labeled with your name

6th Grade

• Dry erase markers
• Headphones/earbuds
• Crayons/colored pencils
• Pencils
• Calculator (Model TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator)