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[Submitted by Mrs. Petri, Gilbertsville Elementary School Principal To Let's Talk Tuesdays, digital newsletter.]
Recently, GES hosted Law Enforcement Day, an engaging and educational experience where students had the opportunity to interact with members of our local law enforcement. Officers were on-site to showcase a variety of important tools and vehicles they use to keep our community safe, including a SWAT truck, police canines, and a Drone Truck. Each class had the opportunity to visit and explore these interactive displays and learn more about the work our officers do every day.
In addition, our 5th-grade students took part in a special session focused on online safety called NetSmartz. This program is a trusted internet safety program developed by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. At Mission Kids, they use this engaging, age-appropriate curriculum to teach students ages 5–17 about online safety, digital citizenship, and cyberbullying. The lessons use animated videos, interactive discussions, and take-home resources to help students learn how to protect themselves and their friends online.
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Thanks, Bob. Love these.
And now I know the Schmidt haus.
Fascinating research. Would love to learn more.
Thank you for this information. Wendel (correct spelling) Renninger was my 8th generation great grandfather. I’d be interested in any other information your research may have turned up on him.
Excellent! Thanks.