Safe to Say
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If you see something, say something!
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| Keeping each other safe is a task in which we all play a role. One of the most important things that anyone can do to prevent violence is to say something (to someone in authority) when one sees or hears something (that indicates violence might happen). Protecting yourself, your friends, and members of your community from violence is not "ratting," "squealing," "snitching," or "tattling." In fact, it's just the opposite - it's being loyal to yourself, your friends, and your community. If you hear something that concerns you, talk to your teacher. Talk to your school resource officer. Talk to a principal: High school principal Ron Collins rcollins@npsd.org (570) 842-7676 ext. 5600 Middle school principal Matt Montoro mmontoro@npsd.org (570) 842-7676 ext. 3600 Intermediate school principal Eliza Maganzini emaganzini@npsd.org (570) 842-7676 ext. 4600 Moscow Elementary principal Jeff Hatala jhatala@npsd.org (570) 842-7676 ext. 6600 Jefferson Elementary principal Judy Castrogiovanni jacastrogiovanni@npsd.org (570) 842-7676 ext. 2600 Talk to the police: Covington Township Police: (570) 842-6400 Moscow Borough Police: (570) 842-2061 Pennsylvania State Police (Dunmore): (570) 963-3156 You can even call 911. If you become aware of potential or planned violence, don't be silent. If you see something...say something! |