Programs foster informed decisions at Neshannock High
A week of anti drinking and driving activities at Neshannock High School concluded with a talk by Bob Anastas, founder of Students Against Drunk Driving. Students tied red ribbons, posted statistics, and linked names on paper chains to show commitment. The event coincided with a student White Out Day and featured a portrayal of a teen killed in a drunken driving crash.
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Neshannock High School
Bob Anastas
Neshannock
Maynard Harvey
Anastas
SADD Speaker Urges Life Choices To Teens
Anastas urged students to sign the Contract For Life to prevent drunk driving and offered calm moments of support for peers. He noted his talks have reached about 3 million kids in 20 years and aim to reduce teen deaths by promoting responsible decisions and open family conversations.
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Anastas
Jamie Rainey
SADD
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Budget decisions highlight district fiscal and staffing moves
The board named Philip Weiner Co. of New Castle as district auditor and appointed several depositories for funds. It retained ARA MARK Corp. to run next year’s food services with a four year renewal option, and formed a continuing education committee to satisfy Act 48. Members include district staff, a community rep, a parent, and a local business figure. Additional actions cover substitute lists, student teacher placements, a volunteer boys tennis coach, a kindergarten retirement, expert witness for Coregis suit, and bids on athletic equipment including a security fence and bleacher table.
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Degrees Lead A Mentor Guided Career Path
A 1975 New Castle High School graduate, Rondinelli earned a 1979 Westminster College BA. She began teaching English at Shenango High School in 1979, earned a master’s in education and reading specialist certification by 1983, and later taught developmental reading at Kent State and college prep English reading at Mentor beginning in 1984 after her husband’s business relocation.
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Ohio teachers' degree requirements rise with Act 48
In 1985 Rondinelli started a family in New Castle as she advanced from Shenango High English teacher to department head and later administrator. As she pursued a Pittsburgh doctoral program while guiding Moon Area, Slippery Rock officials note Act 48 pushes Pennsylvania educators to six credits beyond the first degree every five years and higher degrees increasingly required in fields like physical therapy and counseling.
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