Mr. Beltrani reviewed important safety information in case of a home fire.  He told the children to make sure they have a meeting place safely away from the fire–such as at end of your driveway or near your mailbox.  He reminded us all to never try to rescue pets or stuffed animals–firemen and firewomen will know that these things are important to you and will want to go and save them for you.  And, in addition to the well-known “stay low and go,” and “stop drop and roll” rules, Fireman Beltrani taught another way to think about getting out of a fire called, “fall and crawl.”

The pre-kindergarteners and Lower School students wish to thank Mr. Beltrani for taking the time to talk with us about such an important safety message.

Whether they were curled up on beanbag chairs, or sprawled on the floor, stories of ghosts, goblins, and the Great Pumpkin filled the room as Harbor buddies forgot about the weather, enjoyed each others company and strengthened their friendships.