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Local schools to share about $2 million in CARES Act funds By MARCIE SCHELLHAMMER
Pennsylvania has been awarded $523.8 million in one-time federal emergency funds to help schools respond to COVID-19 impacts. That includes more than $2 million to be split among the five districts in McKean County, according to a proposal released Wednesday by Gov. Tom Wolf. The funds, from the U.S. Department of Education, were awarded based on the state Department of Education’s Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund application submitted last week. “Our schools and educators have been working tirelessly to help students and their families during this crisis,” said Wolf. “These efforts must be paired with investments that reflect the unprecedented scale of this challenge. USDE’s approval of Pennsylvania’s
application is an important first step in securing those investments.” According to the proposal, Bradford Area School District would receive $974,704; Kane would receive $311,019; Otto-Eldred, $135,083; Smethport, $252,772; and Port Allegany, $282,508. Districts must apply to the department of education to receive the allocation, and can expect to start seeing the funds within the next several weeks, according to Wolf’s office. Cameron County School District is proposed to receive $159,825. In Elk County, Johnsonburg would receive $120,090; Ridgway, $148,757; and St. Marys, $253,007. In Potter County, Austin would receive $36,901; Coudersport, $168,990; Galeton, $106,684; Northern Potter, $281,950; and Oswayo Valley, $113,462. Under the federal Coronavirus Aid,
Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act, at least 90 percent, or $471 million, of the funds will flow through to traditional public schools and charter schools. Each entity will receive an amount proportional to federal Title I-A funds received in 2019 under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). The funding may be used for a wide range of purposes, including food service, professional training, technology purchases, sanitization and cleaning supplies, summer and afterschool programs, and mental health supports. Funds must be used by September 2022. PDE is urging school entities to prioritize investments for vulnerable students and families, including those living in the deepest poverty, students with disabilities, English learners, migrant students, students experiencing homelessness, and children in foster care.
Kuhn reaches 1,000 mask goal
U.S. Navy veteran John Kuhn delivered masks to Quinn Aubrey’s in Duke Center. The masks are for members of Otto-Eldred’s Class of 2020.
By JOELLEN WANKEL Rixford resident John Kuhn, a U.S. Navy veteran who set a goal of providing 1,000 masks to local health care workers and area residents in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, has surpassed his initial goal. Kuhn, who is battling alcoholism and PostTraumatic Stress Disorder, set the mission for himself as a way to “honor the fallen by saving the living.” His first donation of masks occurred in early to mid-April, when he provided masks to different hospitals and
senior living facilities. He also dropped off masks at Quinn Aubrey’s in Duke Center to provide options for residents who were not capable of sewing their own or of obtaining the materials to do so. As of April 21, Kuhn had crafted and handed out 275 masks. On May 14, Kuhn made another trip to deliver masks to various locations. Those masks brought him over the 1,000 mark — to 1,015 masks made and packaged for delivery. Kuhn explained that mask 276 to mask 1,015 were made entirely from donated fabric from those who believe in his efforts.
The masks were donated to Chapel Ridge in Bradford for staff and residents and Quinn Aubrey’s will have some on hand for Otto-Eldred’s Class of 2020. Kuhn noted that, while he has reached his goal, this is not the end of his mask making endeavor. Kuhn shares his sober journey and struggles to deal with PTSD on his Facebook page, PTSD Recovery, Lost at Sea by John Kuhn. Kuhn explained the page is intended to be a destination for those who are looking for support or who wish to follow Kuhn’s journey to PTSD recovery.
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For most of us the countdown to spring’s arrival brings joyful thoughts of awakening after a long winter. Gardening, outdoor walks, bicycling, fishing, cookouts and camping are just some of the pastimes that we look forward to as the days brighten and the weather gets warmer. Well, the past several weeks, quite a few other things have been foremost in our minds. Health and safety, work and income and home schooling have replaced many of our usual springtime thoughts. Latex gloves, face masks and sanitizing agents have replaced sunscreen, bug spray and baseball caps as protective must-haves. Social distancing at home and work is the substitute for many of our fondest habits, like gathering for picnics or dining at a favorite restaurant. Nevertheless, through all of this we have remained strong, doing what is necessary to protect our communities and to support those essential workers who perform services we could not do without — not least our medical professionals. Our thoughts and prayers also go out to those who have been hospitalized, as well as to the families who have lost loved ones. At the same time, we look avidly ahead for the right time to move forward. In Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women,” one of her characters declares, “…I’m not afraid of storms, for I’m learning how to sail my ship.” In many ways our families, friends and communities are displaying this daily. Sectors are beginning to open, some are returning to work, people are going out for walks. There seems to be a faint light ahead, one that we all must look to, albeit with caution. Here at our group of newspapers we are seeing glimpses of things returning to normal, and hope to return to full capacity very soon. To our readers and advertisers, I say a heartfelt thank your for your continued support of your local newspaper. Community journalism has taken some very hard hits lately, yet I am extremely proud in what our Editorial folks have accomplished in the past few weeks. I want to give a shout-out and a thank you to our management team members, who have been on board all the way through these difficult times, and to our sales and support folks working from home. Great job, everyone. Finally, to our production folks, those who print, assemble and help deliver your daily and weekly papers, thank you. Again, I greatly appreciate everyone who continues to support local journalism and your local paper. We are here to help and support you as well. I wish everyone well and hope you all stay safe. Jim Bonn Chief Operating Office The Salamanca Press/Bradford Publishing Co.
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ELDRED — The Otto-Eldred School board received a letter of resignation from current high school principal, Harley Ramsey at the board meeting Tuesday evening, as he has accepted a position with the St. Marys school district. Although the board met at the elementary technology center, most attended via video conference. Ramsey’s letter of resignation was read to the board with many mixed emotions. The board approved his resignation to be effective June 30th.
Superintendent Matthew Splain offered this statement on Ramsey’s resignation: “It has been a pleasure working with Mr. Ramsey over the past nine years. He has played an integral role in many of the improvements made during his time at Otto-Eldred. As difficult as it is for a principal in a small, rural school to be an educational leader, he definitely demonstrated that it could be done. He worked tirelessly to see that every student had every opportunity and also to be sure staff was supported appropriately. He held high expectations not
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Allegheny Highlands Council suspends Scouting summer camps
The Allegheny Highlands Council, BSA, which serves Scouts in a five-county region on the New York-Pennsylvania line, has suspended in-person activities at its two camps for most of the 2020 summer season. The suspension, approved Tuesday night, is out of concern for the health and safety of both Scouts and adult leaders in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Scout Council operates Elk Lick Scout Reserve in Smethport, Pa., primarily for Cub Scouts, and Camp Merz, on Chautauqua Lake, for Scouts BSA. “Ensuring the health and safety of our youth is paramount in this decision,” said Nathaniel
Thornton, Allegheny Highlands Council Scout Executive. “We could not determine with absolute certainty that social distancing guidelines and ongoing health department regulations could be met adequately this summer and are not willing to risk the health of Scouts and their families amid this uncertainty.” The council board reviewed reports from the organization’s enterprise risk management, camping and finance committees, and noted that the decision does not affect the International Calumet Camporee, which continues to be scheduled for Aug. 14-16. “Summer camping traditionally is a highlight of the Scouting expe-
rience, so the board’s decision was a particularly difficult one,” said Michael Kelley, Allegheny Highlands Council board president. “Our commitment now is to engage our Scouts and Scout families in as many virtual camporees and home-based Scout activities as possible during May, June and July, in order to maintain the Scout spirit typically fostered in the summer camp environment.” A council-wide virtual camporee is being planned for late May, and Scouts are being encouraged to participate in the Boy Scouts of America National Camp-In, scheduled for Saturday. The board resolution further called for
File photo Members of the Allegheny Highlands Council Boy Scouts of America take part in a mock battle as part of Angelica’s Civil War Weekend in September. The council has suspended all in-person activities because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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