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[naviga:h3]Youth exchange applicants sought[/naviga:h3]
JACKSON TWP — Rotary clubs in the Seneca Valley School District area are offering students the opportunity to study and live in another country during the 2018-19 school year as a part of the Rotary Youth Exchange program.
The Rotary Youth Exchange program offers high school students from the United States and other countries the opportunity to visit another country during a school year.
Eligible students should be of good character and reputation; be between the ages of 15 and 18½ at time of departure; have above- average academic ability; and have a pleasant personality.
A preliminary application with a local interview is followed by final interviews in November.
Country preferences will be taken into consideration and placements will be made in January 2018.
The student’s share of expenses include a $450 youth exchange program fee, airfare, insurance and other travel costs.
The Rotary club will provide housing with host families, food, schooling and a monthly allowance. Visit www.exchangestudent.org for more information.
To receive a preliminary application or for more information on how to participate in Rotary Youth Exchange, contact Jeff Simmons, Rotary District 7280 Outbound Coordinator, at 724-473-0016 or jssim89167@yahoo.com.
[naviga:h3]Child safety seat checks provided[/naviga:h3]
CRANBERRY TWP — State police will have a child safety seat inspection from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Cranberry Volunteer Fire Department on Route 19.
No appointment is needed and there is no charge.
