Photos: SV students with visual impairments learn fire safety
Mr. Jack Carney, Fire Safety Education Coordinator and Max Mehall, seventh-grader at Ryan Gloyer Middle School practice using a fire extinguisher on a simulated fire. Submitted Photo
Seneca Valley middle and high school students with visual impairments learned about fire safety in a hands-on program presented by the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company on Tuesday, April 22, at the Seneca Valley Senior High School.
Organized by Ms. Jessica Sloan, Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV teacher of the visually impaired, this event was tailored to address both general and low-vision-specific fire safety practices.
This program offered students the chance to learn essential safety tips and practice using a fire extinguisher to put out a simulated fire.
Jack Carney, Fire Safety Education Coordinator for the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company delivered an informative session on fire safety practices Tuesday, April 22 at Ryan Gloyer Middle School. Afterward, students had the opportunity to head outside and practice using a fire extinguisher on a simulated fire. Submitted Photos
Jack Carney, Fire Safety Education Coordinator for the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company delivered an informative session on fire safety practices Tuesday, April 22 at Ryan Gloyer Middle School. Afterward, students had the opportunity to head outside and practice using a fire extinguisher on a simulated fire. Submitted Photos
