Gary Rozman, vice president of the Clarks Summit Elementary PTA, watches as students ask questions. Ben Freda | For Abington Journal

Gary Rozman, vice president of the Clarks Summit Elementary PTA, watches as students ask questions.

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<p>Council president Gerrie Carey answers questions, in which students have asked her.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

Council president Gerrie Carey answers questions, in which students have asked her.

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<p>Thorsten Daum, parent, sits with the students.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

Thorsten Daum, parent, sits with the students.

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<p>Pictured in the front row are students of Clarks Summit Elementary’s after-school club. Back row from left, are council president Gerrie Carey, borough manager Virginia Kehoe, PTA vice president Gary Rozman, and Clarks Summit police officer Kevin Yetkowskas.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

Pictured in the front row are students of Clarks Summit Elementary’s after-school club. Back row from left, are council president Gerrie Carey, borough manager Virginia Kehoe, PTA vice president Gary Rozman, and Clarks Summit police officer Kevin Yetkowskas.

Ben Freda | For Abington Journal

Students, who are members of the “My Hometown” after-school club led by Gary Rozman, visit local businesses and meet local leaders. They walked from the school towards downtown Clarks Summit while learning about safety precautions on the way. Clarks Summit Council chambers hosted a presentation in teaching them civics. Council president Gerrie Carey, borough manager Virginia Kehoe, and police officer Kevin Yetkowskas answer questions from the students. The presentation was on Monday, May 2.

— Ben Freda

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