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WHEREAS, during the month of May, Allegheny General Hospital Auxiliary and the Allegheny General Hospital-Northside Leadership Conference Partnership co-sponsor Stranger Awareness programs; and,
WHEREAS, the disappearance and murder of East Allegheny resident Scott Drake was the catalyst for the Stranger Awareness program on Pittsburgh's Northside; and,
WHEREAS, in its fourteenth year, students in Northside Elementary Schools (Spring Hill K-5, Spring Garden Early Childhood and Pittsburgh Allegheny Elementary School) will receive two days of instruction from Brashear High School, Perry High School, and Pittsburgh Westinghouse 6-12 students focusing on the importance of Stranger Awareness on April 24 and May 1; and,
WHEREAS, on Friday, May 8, 2015, the program will conclude with a performance for students by Grover's Gang, a nationally known children's band; and,
WHEREAS, the following individuals and organizations have offered support and partnered with this year's Stranger Awareness event:
The AGH Auxiliary Board; Andrea Joubert, President;
Debra Caplan, Sr. Vice President, AGH;
Mark T. Fatla, Esq., Executive Director, Northside Leadership Conference;
Lindsey Blocki, AGH-Northside Partnership Coordinator, Northside Leadership Conference;
Ashley McFall, Start On Success Transition Facilitator, Pittsburgh Public Schools;
Erin McClay, Principal, Spring Hill K-5;
Melissa Cujas, Education Coordinator, Spring Garden Early Childhood;
Molly O'Malley-Argueta, Principal, Pittsburgh Allegheny K-5;
Kimberly Safran, Principal, Brashear High School;
Dr. Dennis Chakey, Principal, Perry Traditional Academy;
LouAnn Zwieryznski, Principal, Pittsburgh Westinghouse 6-12;
Brad Ward, Start On Success Transition Instructor, Perry Traditional Academy;
Michael Rymniak, Start On Success Transition Instructor, Brashear High School;
Perry Traditional Academy students;
Brashear High School students;
Pittsburgh Westinghouse students;
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