Physical Education And Health

Safe Place

 

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The City of Georgetown

A "Safe Place"

They came to our school November 8, 2007  for your child's P.E. class.

 


Here are the workers from the City of Georgetown who came to
talk to us about Safe Place in October of 2006.
This is Francisco talking to the students about the 2
stickers thistruck has and why this truck is a safe
place to try and get help if you need it.

Here they are describing their equipment and also talking
to the students about why these are not safe vehicle.

 
This is Jimmy and Jana talking about the white trucks and the symbols.

Stefon Reyes goes for a ride with his dad, Jose.

 
Now that's what I call high giving someone a lift.

Mike and Adrian talk about their city street sweeper.

 
Jose and Bob talk about their electrical basket truck.

Chris and Barbara demonstrate what this machine can do to an
aluminum can if it comes down on it.
 
Thanks Barbara and Chris for the crushing demonstration of why we
should stay away from this kind of machine.

This is one of the two symbols that let the kids know it is a Safe Place vehicle.

 
This is the City symbol that should also be on the safe vehicle.

Thanks Georgetown City Workers for coming and sharing about Safe Place.
The are right to left Adrian Rose, Bob Ward, Jose Reyes, Gabriel Dominguez,
Mike Pilon, and Chris Graham.  Top Row are Jana Kern and Barbara Galaviz.
 		  


Employees from the City of Georgetown came and talked to all of our classes about how they can assist students if they need help.  The main things they talked about are listed below.

  1. Only approach a WHITE city vehicle that has 2 stickers on it.  One will be the Safe Place hand and the other is the City of Georgetown symbol.  They have received training to help you if they have these stickers.  They will call the police for help for you.

  2. Wave with one hand to say "HI" but use two hands and wave really big if you need help.  Also stand by the curb, not in the street.

  3. Don't ever go around the equipment they have with only one sticker on it or if it is surrounded by cones.

 

Thanks for coming to see us and being a valuable part of our city.

 

 

Georgetown Independent School District

Carver Elementary

Last updated:  09/29/08 09:55 AM