Via Paul Vallas, Save-A-Life Unsuccessfully Tries To Get Into Philadelphia Schools (2006-07)

National Headquarters
SALF
9950 W. Lawrence Ave Ste 300
Schiller Park, Illinois 60176-1216
Ph: (847)928-9683
Fax: (847)928-9684
Save A Life Foundation Websitc:
Carol J. Spizzirri
Founder / President
March 31,2006
Mrs. Bettyann Creighton

Director Health Safety and Physical Education
School District of Philadelphia
40 East High St. Rm VJ5
Philadelphia^^W44
Dear Mrs
Thank you for meeting with us yesterday and your enthusiastic support of our mutual goal to
prepare our children to make a life saving difference. We were encouraged by your knowledge
and understanding of the need for SALF's comprehensive program that teaches children (K-12)
Life Supporting First Aid skills.
Enclosed is a copy of the Comcast PSA with Pennsylvania's own NASCAR driver Travis
Geister. As we implement the program, we could do similar PSAs with Mayor Street,
Superintendent Paul Vallas and other prominent officials to publicize the SALF initiative and
promote community awareness.
We will continue to work closely with you in the coming weeks to create a pilot program for
driver education students; an important element we agreed is especially needed to save lives.
Your support and leadership are much appreciated in formulating a long-term strategy to make
the SALF program available to all Philadelphia children.
Carol Spizzirri
Founder/President
CC: Dane Neal

Vince Davis
encl.
Russell Gallagher, 4/17/06 12:11 PM -0400, Re: FW: Meeting Request
From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

To: '"bettyann creighton'" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: FW: Meeting Request
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 12:11:26 -0400
Bettyann,
Yes we do. Captain Eric Fleming from the Fire Academy and Chief George
Butts, the Chief of EMTs, are coming. In addition, Mark Ornstein will
attend. He is interested in getting his students from the Fire Academies
involved.
Original Message
From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Monday, April 17,2006 12:03 PM
To: Russell Gallagher
Subject: Re: FW: Meeting Request
Hi Russ, Do we have someone from the Fire Department coming on

Thursday? Bettyann
Bettyann Creighton , Director (215) 951 -7769

(phone)
Health, Safety and Physical Education (215) 951 -5790 (fax)
Office of Health, Safety, Physical Education
and Sports Administration
Germantown High School
40 East High Street Room 175
Phila., PA 19144
Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

RusseU Gallagher, 4/17/06 11:53 AM -0400, Fwd: Meeting Request

To: <eric.fleming@phila.gov>, <george.butts@phila.gov>
Cc: <mjomstein@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: FW: Meeting Request
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 11:53:29 -0400
Eric,
It was a pleasure talking to you today. We are tentatively planning the

meeting with Save-A-Life-Foundation on Thursday April 19, 2006 at 11:00
AM in the conference room at 440 near Mark Ornstein's office. Look
forward to seeing you there.
Russ
Russell A. Gallagher
Director of JROTC
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@salf.org]
Sent: Monday, April 10,2006 12:27 PM
To: bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us
Cc: Dane Neal; Carol J. Spizzirri
Subject: Meeting Request
Col. Gallagher and Mrs. Creighton,
Would like to make sure we will have a representative from the Phila.
Fire/EMS at our meeting next week. Since they will be your instructors
its
the appropriate stage to get them involved and obtain their support
before
we move forward. I recall Col. Gallagher mentioned in our previous
meeting
he had some contacts with the EMS. Let us know what you can come up
with.
Vince
Vincent B. Davis (Sfc Ret.)

National Director of Military Affairs
Save A Life Foundation, Inc.
9950 W. Lawrence Ave. Suite 300
Schiller Park, IL 60176
Phone: 847-928-9683

RusseU Gallagher, 4/17/0611:53 AM -0400, Fwd: Meeting Request
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org

Russell Gallagher, 4/27/06 8:21 AM -0400, Fwd: Save A Life follow-up

To: <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: FW: Save A Life follow-up
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 08:21:47 -0400
Bettyann,
This letter is pretty generic. I suggest we run it by the Legal

Department before we sign our names to it. In addition, the bottom of
the letters wants us to list how we plan to raise funds to support the
program. I though they said they would do that. Did I misunderstand
them? I think it is a great idea but I surely don't plan to run around
trying to raise money. Let me know what you think.
Russ
Director of Junior ROTC
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis(g).salf.org]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 3:14 PM
To: Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us; Bettyann Creighton
Subject: Save A Life follow-up
Ms. Creighton and Col. Gallagher
Please find the attached sample letter of intent regarding the proposed
pilot of the SALF training for Phila. JROTC and Drivers Education
students.
If you would revise/complete it on your letterhead and return it to me
as
soon as possible, we can move forward with the planning and budget for
the
pilot program. Meanwhile, I have mailed additional information packets
as
you requested. We will stay in close contact throughout the process and
look
forward to working with you on this exciting venture.
Vince



Phone: 847-928-9683
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org
3f Letter of Intent.final I.rtf

Russell Gallagher, 4/27/0610:30 AM -0400, Re: FW: Save A Life follow-up

To: '"bettyann creighton1" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: FW: Save A Life follow-up
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 10:30:57 -0400
Bettyann,
I will forward the letter to Paul McCarthy of Legal and Marcia Schulman
for their review.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@.phila.k 12.pa.us]
Sent: Thursday, April 27,2006 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: FW: Save A Life follow-up
Hi Russ, I misunderstood that as well. Were we misled? I don't

think this will even fly by legal, maybe Marcia Schulman should see
it also. Do you want to forward? Bettyann

(phone)
Health, Safety and Physical Education (215)951 -5790 (fax)
Phila., PA 19144


To: <pnmccarthy@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: '"bettyann creighton1" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: FW: Save A Life follow-up
Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 10:01:37 -0400
Paul,
Paul Vallas was contacted by the Save-A-Life-Foundation (SALF) recently

regarding starting a pilot program here in Philadelphia. He suggested we
conduct that pilot program with JROTC and the Driver's Education
Programs. SALF sent Bettyann Creighton and me a draft letter of intent
to be put on our letterhead and returned. Would you please review the
attached letter and let me know what the next step should be. Thanks.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@,salf.org]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 3:14 PM
Subject: Save A Life follow-up
Ms. Creighton and Col. Gallagher
Please find the attached sample letter of intent regarding the proposed
pilot of the SALF training for Phila. JROTC and Drivers Education
students.
If you would revise/complete it on your letterhead and return it to me
as
soon as possible, we can move forward with the planning and budget for
the
pilot program. Meanwhile, I have mailed additional information packets
as
you requested. We will stay in close contact throughout the process and
look
forward to working with you on this exciting venture.
Vince


Phone: 847-928-9683
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org
* Letter of Intent.final 2.rtf

(Your Letterhead)
Date
Carol Spizzirri
Founder & President
Save A Life Foundation
9950 W. Lawrence Avenue
Schiller Park IL 60176
Dear Ms. Spizzirri:
The submits this "Letter of Intent" to indicate our desire to establish a Hosting Branch
City or Organization
of the Save A Life Foundation (SALF). Our organization intends to provide the capability to
establish our SALF Branch at the to begin training approximately
_local school children, in school district/s and adults within the ,,
The proposed SALF Branch home has agreed to provide office space, equipment i.e.
telephone, fax, computer access and personnel to facilitate the scheduling and administration
of the SALF program.
As part of our commitment to SALF, it is our goal to help raise necessary funds to expand
our program through the following initiatives:
Donations from
Corporate Sponsorship from
Fundraiser through
In-Kind-Services/Gifts from
Available funds from
Sincerely,
Your Name
Title
Telephone/Fax
Email address
Russell Gallagher, 7/24/06 11:47 AM -0400, Re; Meeting Request

To: <vdavis@salf.org>, "'Bettyann Creighton1" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: '"Dane Neal1" <dneal@salf.org>
Subject: RE: Meeting Request
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 11:47:26 -0400
Vince,
At the moment, I am available all day Friday. Let me know what is the most
convenient time and location for you, Bettyann, and Chief Butts.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@salf.org1
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 8:33 PM
To: Bettyann Creighton; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us
Cc: Dane Neal
Subject: Meeting Request
Col. Gallagher & Bettyann
Hope all is well with you both. Dane and I will be in Phila. on Friday July
28. Dane will be meeting with some sponsors for the National Preparedness
month billboard campaign, and I'd like to meet with the two of you for about
an hour with EMS Chief Butts. I will arrive about 10:00 am and am at your
disposal for the remainder of the day. We can meet together or separately at
the place of your choosing, whatever is most convenient for both of you. We
will be getting down to particulars regarding the training agreements,
instructors, and logistics of the pilot program. This will be the first of
several meetings leading up to the start of the pilot.
Let me know what your schedules are and if next Friday doesn't work for
everyone, we'll pick an alternate date.
Warmest Regards
Vince


RusseU GaUagher, 7/24/0611:47 AM -0400, Re: Meeting Request

Phone: 847-928-9683
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org

Russell Gallagher, 7/24/06 3:24 PM -0400, Re: Meeting Request

To: '"bettyann creighton*" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <vdavis@salf.org>
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 15:24:35 -0400
Vince,
I am free at that time. Lunch sounds good to me.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Monday, July 24,2006 3:20 PM
To: vdavis@salf.org
Cc: rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us
Hi Vince, I am available on Friday after 11:30. Would you like to

meet for lunch? Is it ok if I bring someone? Thanks, Bettyann
Bettyann Creighton , Director (215)951 -7769

(phone)
Health, Safety and Physical Education (215)951 -5790 (fax)
Phila., PA 19144


To: <vdavis@salf.org>, "'Bettyann Creighton'" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: '"Dane Neal1" <dneal@salf.org>
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 16:57:48 -0400
Bettyann & Vince,
How about the Applebee's on Henry Avenue in Roxborough? That's not too far
for us and it is easily accessible from the Airport and for Chief Butts from
Northeast Philly.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@,salf.org1
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 3:38 PM
To: Bettyann Creighton; Russell Gallagher
Cc: Dane Neal
Importance: High
Bettyann and Russ,
11:30 works for us, please name the meeting place. We will also meet with
Chief Butts and his staff at the same time. Bettyann, it is ok to bring
someone, let us know who and how many so we can prepare.
Thanks
Original Message
From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us1
To: 'bettyann creighton'; vdavis@salf.org
Vince,
I am free at that time. Lunch sounds good to me.
Russ

215-248-6641
Original Message
• From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us]
To: vdavis@salf.org
Cc: rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa. us
Hi Vince, I am available on Friday after 11:30. Would you like to

meet for lunch? Is it ok ifl bring someone? Thanks, Bettyann

(phone)
Health, Safety and Physical Education (215) 951-5790 (fax)
Phila., PA 19144

Russell Gallagher, 7/26/06 11:52 AM -0400, Re: Meeting Request

To: <vdavis@salf.org>, <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <dneal@salf.org>
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 11:52:06 -0400
Vince, Dane, and Bettyann,
I will plan on attending the meeting at the Fire Academy on Friday July 28
at 12:00 noon unless I hear otherwise. Lunch afterwards sound great!
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: BettyannCreighton [mailto:bcreighton(g),phila.kl2.pa.us]
Subject: Re: Meeting Request
Hi Russ, It looks like we will be up on State Rd. There are two nice spots
up there, Dagwoods and Steve's. See you on Friday, Bettyann
Original Message
To: <vdavis@salf.org>; "'Bettyann Creighton'" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: "'Dane NeaT <dneal@salf.org>
> Bettyann & Vince,

>
> How about the Applebee's on Henry Avenue in Roxborough? That's not too far
> for us and it is easily accessible from the Airport and for Chief Butts
from
> Northeast Philly.
>
> Russ
>
> Russell A. Gallagher

> Director of Junior ROTC
> 215-248-6641
>
> Original Message

Russell Gallagher, 7/26/0611:52 AM -0400, Re: Meeting Request
> From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@salf.org]

> Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 3:38 PM
> To: Bettyann Creighton; Russell Gallagher
> Cc: Dane Neal
> Subject: RE: Meeting Request
> Importance: High
>
> Bettyann and Russ.

>
> 11:30 works for us. please name the meeting place. We will also meet with
> Chief Butts and his staff at the same time. Bettyann. it is ok to bring
> someone, let us know who and how many so we can prepare.
>
> Thanks
>
> Original Message

> From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:ragallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us]
> To: 'bettyann creighton1; vdavis@salf.org
> Vince,
>
> I am free at that time. Lunch sounds good to me.

>
> Russ
>

> 215-248-6641
>
> Original Message

> From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@phila.k 12.pa.us]
> Sent: Monday. July 24, 2006 3:20 PM
> To: vdavis@salf.org
> Cc: rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us
>
> Hi Vince, I am available on Friday after 11:30. Would you like to

> meet for lunch? Is it ok if 1 bring someone? Thanks, Bettyann
> —
> Bettyann Creighton , Director (215) 951-7769

> (phone)
> Health, Safety and Physical Education (215) 951-5790 (fax)
> Office of Health, Safety, Physical Education

Russell Gallagher, 7/26/06 11:52 AM -0400, Re: Meeting Request
> and Sports Administration

> Germantown High School
> 40 East High Street Room 175
>Phila.,PA 19144

RusseU Gallagher, 8/1/06 4:52 PM -0400, Re: Meeting Request

To: <vdavis@salf.org>
Cc: <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 16:52:00 -0400
Vince,
Are we still meeting Friday? If so, what time and where?
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@,salf.ore]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26,2006 1:45 PM
We'll see you there
Original Message
From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:rugallagher@pliila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26,2006 10:52 AM
To: vdavis@salf.org; bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us; dneal@salf.org
Vince, Dane, and Bettyann,
I will plan on attending the meeting at the Fire Academy on Friday July 28
at 12:00 noon unless I hear otherwise. Lunch afterwards sound great!
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Bettyann Creighton [mailto:bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us]

Subject: Re: Meeting Request
Hi Russ, It looks like we will be up on State Rd. There are two nice spots
up there, Dagwoods and Steve's. See you on Friday, Bettyann
Original Message
To: <vdavis@salf.org>; '"Bettyann Creighton1" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: "'DaneNeal'" <dneal@salf.org>
> Bettyann & Vince,

>
> How about the Applebees on Henry Avenue in Roxborough? That's not too far
> for us and it is easily accessible from the Airport and for Chief Butts
from
> Northeast Philly.
>
> Russ
>

> 215-248-6641
>
> Original Message

> From: Vince Davis |mailto:vdavis@,salf.orgj
> To: Bettyann Creighton; Russell Gallagher
• > Cc: Dane Neal
> Importance: High
>
> Bettyann and Russ,

>
> 11:30 works for us, please name the meeting place. We will also meet with
> Chief Butts and his staff at the same time. Bettyann, it is ok to bring
> someone, let us know who and how many so we can prepare.
>
> Thanks
>
> Original Message

> From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:rugallagherfg),phila.kl2.pa.us]
> To: 'bettyann creighton': vdavis@salf.org

RusseU Gallagher, 8/1/06 4:52 PM -0400, Re: Meeting Request
> Vince,
>
> I am free at that time. Lunch sounds good to me.

>
> Russ
>

> 215-248-6641
>
> Original Message

> From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@,phila.kl2.pa.us]
> To: vdavis@salf.org
> Cc: mgallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us
>
> Hi Vince, I am available on Friday after 11:30. Would you like to

> meet for lunch? Is it ok if I bring someone? Thanks, Bettyann
> —
> Bettyann Creighton , Director (215) 951-7769

>(phone)
> Health, Safety and Physical Education (215) 951-5790 (fax)
> Office of Health, Safety, Physical Education
> and Sports Administration
> Germantown High School
> 40 East High Street Room 175
>Phi]a.,PA 19144

Russell Gallagher, 8/16/06 2:54 PM -0400, Re: National Preparedness Month Events

Cc: <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <george.butts@phila.gov>
Subject: RE: National Preparedness Month Events
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 14:54:32 -0400
Vince,
I think we need to discuss this during a conference call. I am available

most days. I think I will be out on Friday but I'm not sure yet.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
Sent: Wednesday, August 16,2006 12:45 PM
To: george.butts@phila.gov; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us; Bettyann
Creighton
Cc: Carol J. Spizzirri; Dane Neal
Subject: National Preparedness Month Events
Importance: High
Greetings All,
Hope things are going well. Thanks for all your patience and support. As we
go into September, we will be planning for events, press conferences etc.
surrounding the SELF program and National Preparedness Month. We need your
input as to possible dates in September that we may do specific events i.e.,
a demonstration of the training at a school, press conference or other
related event in the schools an the city. Please give us a couple of
tentative dates we could plan around and we will work out the appropriate
media coverage for those days. We'll try to plan a conference call for next
week to discuss further. Please let me know what days you may be available.
Warmest Regards
Vince


Russell Gallagher, 8/16/06 2:54 PM -0400, Re: National Preparedness Month Events

Phone: 847-928-9683
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org

Russell Gallagher, 8/17/06 8:13 AM -0400, Re: National Preparedness Month Events

To: "'Bettyann Creighton'" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: National Preparedness Month Events
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 08:13:35 -0400
Bettyann,
I concur. Bur before we contact the Office of Communications, we need to

find out exactly what Vince has planned. He suggested we talk on Friday. Are
you available? I'm tied up in the morning.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Bettyann Creighton [mailto:bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: National Preparedness Month Events
Hi Russ, If they want to do a press confernece, we need to include

Communications. Do you want to contact them? I still don't get why
we haven't heard from the EMT's. Bettyann
On Aug 16, 2006, at 2:54 PM, Russell Gallagher wrote:
> Vince,
>
> 1 think we need to discuss this during a conference call. I am

> available
> most days. I think I will be out on Friday but I'm not sure yet.
>
> Russ
>

> 215-248-6641
>
> Original Message

> From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@salf.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 12:45 PM
> To: george.butts@phila.gov; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us: Bettyann
> Creighton
> Cc: Carol .1. Spizzirri; Dane Neal

Russell Gallagher, 8/17/06 8:13 AM -0400, Re: National Preparedness Month Events
> Subject: National Preparedness Month Events

> Importance: High
>
> Greetings All,

>
> Hope things are going well. Thanks for all your patience and
> support. As we
> go into September, we will be planning for events, press
> conferences etc.
> surrounding the SELF program and National Preparedness Month. We
> need your
> input as to possible dates in September that we may do specific
> events i.e.,
> a demonstration of the training at a school, press conference or other
> related event in the schools an the city. Please give us a couple of
> tentative dates we could plan around and we will work out the
> appropriate
> media coverage for those days. We'll try to plan a conference call
> for next
> week to discuss further. Please let me know what days you may be
> available.
>
> Wannest Regards

>
> Vince
>
> Vincent B. Davis (Sfc Ret.)

> National Director of Military Affairs
> Save A Life Foundation, Inc.
> 9950 W. Lawrence Ave. Suite 300
> Schiller Park, IL 60176
> Phone: 847-928-9683
> Cell: 847-361-5546
> vdavis@salf.org

Russell Gallagher, 8/28/06 12:47 PM -0400, Re: Save A Life Follow-up

To: <vdavis@salf.org>,"'Bettyarm Creighton"1 <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: "'DaneNeaP <dneal@salf.org>
Subject: RE: Save A Life Follow-up
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 12:47:50 -0400
Vince,
I am only available later on Thursday afternoon.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@,salf.org]
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 12:14 PM
Cc: Dane Neal
Subject: Save A Life Follow-up
Importance: High
Hello, Col. Gallagher and Bettyann,
We're closing in on September and need to get down to cases on some of

the
media events, sponsorship, training pilot details. Dane and I will be in
Phila. Thursday and Friday of this week. Please let us know your widest
availability on either of those days. We promise to make this a private
meeting just the two of you to avoid the distraction of other issues. We
also promise to be available for lunch. Let us know your schedules and
well
work around them. We will arrive Thursday morning around 10:00 am and
depart
Friday around 6:00 pm.
Vince

Phone: 847-928-9683

Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org
Printed for bettvann creiehton <bcrei2hton@phila.kl2.pa.us>


Cc: '"bettyann creighton"1 <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 21:31:43 -0400
Vince,
Bettyann has a meeting at Frankford HS until early afternoon. She would

like to meet somewhere near there. I'll check with her for a time and
location.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
Sent: Monday, August 28,2006 7:50 PM
Thursday pm works, you name the time and place

Original Message
From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 11:48 AM
To: vdavis@salf.org; 'Bettyann Creighton1
Cc:'Dane NeaT
Vince,
I am only available later on Thursday afternoon.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message

Sent: Monday, August 28,2006 12:14 PM

Cc:DaneNeal
Subject: Save A Life Follow-up
Importance: High
Hello, Col. Gallagher and Bettyann,
We're closing in on September and need to get down to cases on some of

the
media events, sponsorship, training pilot details. Dane and I will be in
Phila. Thursday and Friday of this week. Please let us know your widest
availability on either of those days. We promise to make this a private
meeting just the two of you to avoid the distraction of other issues. We
also promise to be available for lunch. Let us know your schedules and
we'll
work around them. We will arrive Thursday morning around 10:00 am and
depart
Friday around 6:00 pm.
Vince

Phone: 847-928-9683
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org
Printed for bettvann creighton <bcrei&hton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Vince/Bettyann,
I can meet you at Frankford at 3:00 or 3:30, which ever you think is
best
Russ
215-248-6641
From: Vince Davis [ nail o:\ davisffi.salf.org]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 2:56 PM
To: bettyann creighton
...snip...
Office of Health. Safety, Physical Education
Phila., PA 19144

Russell Gallagher, 8/30/0610:18 AM -0400, Re: Save A Life Follow-up

To: <vdavis@salf.org>, '"bettyann creighton'" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: "'Dane Neal"1 <dneal@salf.org>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 10:18:12 -0400
Vince/Bettyann,
Can we make the meeting earlier? I have another place I need to be by

5:00 PM and it will take me an hour to get there. If2:30 doesn't work,
can we make it at 3:00 at the latest? Thanks.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
Sent: Wednesday, August 30,2006 9:37 AM
To: Russell Gallagher; 'bettyann creighton1
Cc: 'Dane Neal1
3:30 at the school is good, Bettyann if you could provide me with the
street
address that will be great.
Vince
Original Message
From: Russell Gallagher [mailto: rugal lagher@phila.k 12.pa.us]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29,2006 4:05 PM
To: vdavis@salf.org; 'bettyann creighton'
Cc:'Dane Neal'
Vince/Bettyann,
best.
Russ

Russell Gallagher, 8/30/06 10:18 AM -0400, Re: Save A Life Follow-up
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [rnailio:vdavis-;<jSbtJI'.org]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29,2006 2:56 PM
Cc: Dane Neal; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us
That will work, we'll schedule accordingly, does that work for you Col.
Gallagher?
Original Message
From: bettyann creighton [ nailto:bi:reighton^ phila.ki 2.pa.us]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 11:31 AM
To: vdavis@salf.org
Cc: rugallagher@phila.k 12 .pa.us
Subject: Re: Save A Life Follow-up
Importance: High
Hi Vince, I will be at Frankford HS from 10-2 on Thursday. Can we

meet there around 3:00 or 3:30? Thanks, Bettyann
Bettyann Creighton , Director (215)951 -7769

(phone)
Health, Safety and Physical Education (215) 951-5790 (fax)
Phila., PA 19144


To: <vdavis@salf.org>, "'bettyann creighton1" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: '"Dane NeaT <dneal@salf.org>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 13:37:16 -0400
Vince/Bettyann,
2:30 it is! I'll meet you in room 911.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 11:57 AM
Cc:'Dane NeaT
Importance: High
2:30 is ok with us if it works for both of you. Shouldn't be a long

meeting,
we just want to get the details of the pilot ironed out and discuss any
issues, concerns the two of you may have. We will meet with Chief Butts
separately after we have had your input.
Original Message
From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:rugallagher@.phila.kl2.pa.us]
To: vdavis@salf.org; 'bettyann creighton'
Cc:'Dane NeaT
Vince/Bettyann,
Can we make the meeting earlier? I have another place I need to be by

5:00 PM and it will take me an hour to get there. If2:30 doesn't work,
can we make it at 3:00 at the latest? Thanks.
Russ

Russell Gallagher, 8/30/061:37 PM -0400, Re: Save A Life Follow-up
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@.salf.org"|
Cc'DaneNeaT
3:30 at the school is good, Bettyann if you could provide me with the
street
address that will be great.
Vince
Original Message
From: Russell Gallagher [mailto:ragallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us]
To: vdavis@salf.org; 'bettyann creighton1
Cc:'Dane NeaT
Vince/Bettyann,
best.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis:a).salf.org]
Cc: Dane Neal; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us
That will work, we'll schedule accordingly, does that work for you Col.
Gallagher?
Printed for bettyann creigfaton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Russell Gallagher, 8/30/061:37 PM -0400, Re: Save A Life Follow-up
Original Message
From: bettyann creighton [: nai ito: bcreighton!@.phila.kl 2.pa.us]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29,2006 11:31 AM
To: vdavis@salf.org
Cc: rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us
Subject: Re: Save A Life Follow-up
Importance: High
Hi Vince, I will be at Frankford HS from 10-2 on Thursday. Can we

meet there around 3:00 or 3:3 0? Thanks, Bettyann

(phone)
Phila., PA 19144

Russell Gallagher, 9/20/06 3:55 PM -0400, SALF Media Event
To: '"bettyann creighton1" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: SALF Media Event
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 15:55:56 -0400
Bettyann,
Dane and Vince would like us to pick the location for the SALF media event. I think it would be best if we did it
at a location with both JROTC and Driver's Ed. Here's where we have JROTC:
1. Bartram
2. Ben Franklin
3. Bok
4. Frankford
5. Germantown
6. Gratz
7. Lincoln
8. MLK
9. Overbrook
10. PMA-Leeds
11. PMA-Elverson
12. Roxborough
13. South Phila
14. Strawberry Mansion
15. Swenson
16. University City
17. West Phila
t which of these schools do you have Drivers Ed. Any thoughts on which one would work best?
Russ
215-248-6641

Russell Gallagher, 9/21/06 4:50 PM -0400, Re: Hello, next week from Dane.

To: "'Dane Neal"1 <dneal@salf.org>
Cc: "'bettyann creighton'" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>,
<jmmakara@phila.kl 2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: Hello, next week from Dane.
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 16:50:45 -0400
Dane,
I spoke with John Makara today, the Driver's Education Coordinator. We

suggest Benjamin Franklin HS. This school has a state of the art Drivers
Ed program as well as an excellent JROTC program. In addition, it is
only 200 yards from School District HQs and about 5 blocks from the Fire
Commissioner's office and from City Hall.
I have not coordinated the event at this school yet. May I suggest that
you coordinate the location with School District HQs. The principal is
more likely to agree if it comes from there. John and I will coordinate
participation from our respective programs.
Let me know what you think.
Russ
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Dane Neal [mailto:dnealfg).salf.org]
Sent: Thursday, September 21,2006 12:45 PM
To: rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us
Subject: Hello, next week from Dane.
Hey Col Gallagher!
Hope you are well, let me know when you have spoken to Bettyanne, we
have
our travel set and will ne in Philadelphia all day thursday...
the 3pm works great, hope it will work for Bettyanne, or we can shift it
...also really like your idea of a school with both...Vince i think has
that
list and is in the office today.
If we can get the time and place set, I can send info to Senator Specter
Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila Jtl2.pa.us>

RusseU Gallagher, 9/21/06 4:50 PM -0400, Re: Hello, next week from Dane.
and
HHS and get info to DC as well.
thanks again so much, talk to you soon and see you next week.
Dane.
Dane Neal
National Policy Director
Save A Life Foundation (SALF)
O'Hare Aerospace Center
847-928-9683 Phone
847-928-9684 Fax
www.salf.org
Printed for bettvann creighton <bcreishton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Russell Gallagher, 9/22/06 9:12 AM -0400, Re: Hello, next week from Dane,
Thursday, Sept 28 at 3:00 PM
215-248-6641
From: bettyann creighton [mai ho:bcreighton^).phila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Friday, September 22,2006 8:50 AM
...snip...
Phila., PA 19144

Russell Gallagher, 9/28/06 9:10 AM -0400, Fwd: Press Agenda

To: <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <mtstanley@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: FW: Press Agenda
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 09:10:17 -0400
Bettyann,
Here is the media event agenda. Can you ask Dr. Wasserman to have his Ben
Franklin kids (or any others that are there at the start time) ready by
2:45? I suspect we'll have about one minute each to talk about our programs.
See you there.
Russ
Director of JROTC
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: dane [mailto.-dnealc/ sair.org]
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 9:03 AM
To: Col Russ Gallagher
Subject: Fw: Press Agenda
Col Gallagher, here is the agenda with edits that I got back from Verna and
Jim Golden, please let me know what you think...and if you could forward to
bettyann,
Thanks!
Dane.
My cell is 847-344-9265
Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from U.S. Cellular
Original Message
From: "vcole@phila.kl2.pa.us" <vcole@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 21:08:09
To :dneal@salf.org
Cc:vcole@phila.k 12.pa.us
Subject: Press Agenda
Dane
This tentative agenda looks good to me. I made minor additions and Jim is
aware.
Thanks again,

Verna
From: "Dane Neal" <dneal@salf.org>

To: "Verna Cole" <vcole@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: Press Release, sample agenda
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 17:07:59 -0500
Hello Dr. Cole,
Please review and work on the order and any extra info...after speaking with
the schools and Col Gallagher and Bettyann, here is what they think would
work
Start at 2:45 or 3:pm (Note - School dismisses at 3:09 so we want to be

over by then)
* Welcome and introduction to Benjamin Franklin School by the

Principal—principal introduces preparedness Committee
* Preparedness Committee overview and objectives, Dr. Verna Cole/Vern

Trent...introduce Jim Golden
* Jim Golden to gives the Central Office input on the Committee, it's role
with the CEO and reform committee...and the importance of partnerships like
the one with SALF and the training initiative along with the Drivers Ed and
the JROTC programs...also the importance of National Preparedness month and
the awareness that needs to be raised for these types of activities.
* Jim can introduce Col Gallagher and Bettyann Creighton.
* Bettyanne and Col Gallagher can discuss their programs and the reasons
they thought that this would be a good partnership and what they hope the
students would get from the training, and why this kind of education fits
with the goals of their respective programs...Bettyanne can also add input
about Benjamin Franklin School and the great Drivers Ed and JROTC programs
that the school has.
* Bettyann and the Col can introduce Carol Spizzirri (SALF President and
Founder)
* Carol can share SALF background and history...SALF experience with Paul
Vallas in Chicago...the reasons for coming to Philadelphia...and the hopes
that she has for the success of this initial pilot...also the importance of
getting the public involved and aware so that SALF can help to train more
fnr hptrvsmn rrriahtan <rhrrpiahtrwiOnhila.k12.nfl.iis>

kids in the schools next year and hopefully all in the future.
* Carol can introduce Senator Spector's office and can say that it is with
his support for SALF and the children of Philadelphia that makes this
training possible.
* Senator Spector's office (Susan Segal) can then share their support and
commitment for this...recognize Health and Human Service director Gordon
Woodrow and other notable who are
there such as: Mary Ramirez, Director, Pennsylvania Department of
Education Bureau of Community and Student
Service, and Assistant U.S. Attorney, Jack Stollsteimer, Safe School
Advocate and Commend the Schools for making
this very
important issue of emergency preparedness and issue.
* Jim Golden can then ask to take questions from media on this initiative
and
the committee in general and SALF and the schools can answer the parts that
relate to them...also can offer a brief tour of the school and the JROTC and
Driver Ed facilities.
********NOTE: At any point during this Paul Vallas could appear and be able
to add his thoughts,commitment, history etc to what is being done and why it
is important...and share the role with Jim Golden.
Ok Dr. Colc.here is a basic agenda that can be a template...let me know

what you think...PLEASE let me know what extra people you expect...also
please let me know what your availbility will be tomorrow...we may need to
get together pretty early so all can go smoothly.
Thanks & get back to me when you can...I will need to send an agenda to
Fernando tonight and need for you to add yout thougts.
Original Message
From: Verna Cole [mailto:vcole@phila.kl2.pa.us]
Sent: Wednesday, September 27,2006 1:51 PM
To: fagallard@phila.k 12 .pa.us
Cc: vtrent@phila.kl2.pa.us; jgolden@phila.kl2.pa.us; vdavis@salf.org;
dneal@salf.org
Subject: Press Release
Importance: High
Here it is.
Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@philaJkl2.pa.us>

RusseU GaUagher, 9/28/06 9:10 AM -0400, Fwd: Press Agenda
Verna
Vema Cole, Ph.D.

Emergency Management Liaison
Office of School Climate and Safety
mail2web - Check your email from the web at

http:.vmai 12wcb.com/.
Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phUa.kl2.pa.us>

Russell Gallagher, 11/6/0611:33 AM -0500, Re: Save a Life Instructor Candidates

To: <vdavis@salf.org>5 <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: Save a Life Instructor Candidates
Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2006 11:33:05 -0500
Vince,
I have a classroom laid on. It will be either Room 3 or one of the JROTC
classrooms.
Russ
Director of JROTC
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [mailto: vdavis@salf.org]
Sent: Friday, November 03,2006 6:06 PM
To: Russellag@Comcast Net; Rugallagher@Phila. K12. Pa. Us; Bettyann
Creighton
Subject: FW: Save a Life Instructor Candidates
Importance: High
Original Message
From: Vince Davis [m ail to: vdavi s@salf.org]
Sent: Friday, November 03,2006 5:01 PM
To: Sgholar@Salf. Org
Cc: saquanghl@yahoo.com
Subject: Save a Life Instructor Candidates
Importance: High
Dear Instructor Candidates
S ALF will conduct an orientation session on Tuesday Nov 7th from noon to 2PM
at the Philadelphia Military Academy at Leeds. The address is 1100 East Mt.
Pleasant Ave.
Please attend this important information session with our Education

Coordinator which will give you the details of the SALF training and the
process of becoming an instructor.

Russell GaUagher, 11/6/06 11:33 AM -0500, Re: Save a Life Instructor Candidates

Phone: 847-928-9683
Cell: 847-361-5546
vdavis@salf.org
Russell Gallagher, 12/8/06 2:38 PM -0500, Re: Save a Life Foundation
To: '"Paul McCarthy"' <pnmccarthy@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <jgolden@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: '"Verna Cole'" <vcole@phila.kl2.pa.us>, <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: Save a Life Foundation
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2006 14:38:03 -0500
Paul,
Save-A-Life will conduct their first training session with Philadelphia FD EMTs and paramedics on January 13.
Shortly after that they will begin their pilot program with the JROTC units and Drivers ED classes. If CBS 3
needs more information the SALF POC is Vince Davis. His phone number is 847-928-9683. Let me know if I
can provide any additional information.
Russ
Director of JROTC
215-248-6641
Original Message—
From: Paul McCarthy [mailto:pnmccarthv@phila.kl2.pa.us1
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 12:58 PM
To: jgolden@phila.kl2.pa.us; 'Russell Gallagher1
Cc: 'Verna Cole'
Subject: Save a Life Foundation
Jim, Russ (and Verna):
Please let me know the status of our proposed work with the Save a Life Foundation.
The General Counsel has received a Right-to-Know Act request from CBS 3 on this. We need to respond very
promptly.
Has the SRC passed any resolution concerning SALF?
Thanks.
Paul N. McCarthy
Assistant General Counsel
(215) 400-5177

Russell Gallagher, 12/19/06 3:47 PM -0500, Re: Feb. 2 training
To: "'bettyann creightori" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: RE: Feb. 2 training
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 15:47:51 -0500
Bettyann,
I will not be able to attend the meeting on Feb 2; however, I have completed
the update training.
FYL SALF was here on Dec 13 and trained a number of EMTs and paramedics. I
suspect we'll hear from them soon regarding training our students.
Russ
Director of JROTC
215-248-6641
Original Message
From: bettyann creighton [mailto:bcreighton@.phila.kl2,pa.us"j
Sent: Tuesday, December 19,2006 1:48 PM
To: Recipient List Suppressed:
Subject: Feb. 2 training
Hi Everyone,
We are going to do a full-day CPR/AED training at Frankford HS on
February 2, 2007, using the new methods identified by the Red Cross.
We are going to meet on January 12 at Frankford HS, room 911, to
review our plan and prepare for the new training. Please let me know
if you are going to attend the meeting on Jan. 12. Have a happy and
healthy holiday.
Bettyann

(phone)
Phila., PA 19144

Vince Davis, 12/27/06 6:13 PM -0600, Fwd: Revised Philly MOU
Reply-To: <vdavis@salf.org>
From: "Vince Davis" <vdavis@salf.org>
To: "Verna Cole" <vcole@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Cc: "Nbaltz@Salf. Org" <nbaltz@salf.org>, "Dane Neal" <dneal@salf.org>
Subject: FW: Revised Philly MOU
Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2006 18:13:18 -0600
Dr. Cole
Hope you and yours had a blessed Christmas. Attached is the revised MOU with the some of the changes
requested by your legal folks. We'd like to have you set up a conference call with Mr. McCarthy as soon as
possible so we can clear up his and our remaining concerns and get the MOU signed. We will then send
a mini-grant application to be signed off by the schools which will cover the expenditures for the pilot which will
include startup costs, books, materials, etc. The instructors have already been trained and are in the process
of getting their background checks completed. Col. Gallagher and Bettyann are prepared to start scheduling
as soon as everything is in place. We have also been in contact with HHS, Comcast, Phila. Eagles and other
businesses that are anxious to get involved, but are trying to hold off scheduling that meeting until we can get
the agreements for the pilot in place.
Regards
Vince
E3 SALF Philly MOU.doc

Lj Philadelphia PS Exhibit A.doc

SATELLITE AGREEMENT
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
This Memorandum of Understanding Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into between SAVE A

LIFE FOUNDATION, INC., an Illinois not-for-profit corporation, having its principal offices at 9950
W. Lawrence Avenue, Schiller Park, Illinois ("SALF") and The School District of Philadelphia,
having its principal offices at 400 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Recitals
Purpose
WHEREAS, the Mission of SALF is the training and development of bystanders, starting with
students K-12, in Life Supporting First Aid (LSFA) skills so they may aid in emergencies.
WHEREAS, SALF's purpose is to increase public awareness of the efficiency of bystanders in

helping to save lives in emergencies.
WHEREAS, SALF has developed certain manuals and techniques for Pre-EMS training, as
described in this Agreement.
WHEREAS, The School District of Philadelphia desires to collaborate with SALF in offering Pre-
EMS Training under the terms described in this Agreement.
Agreements
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the Recitals, the parties mutually agree it hereto as
follows:
1. The School District of Philadelphia will establish a Satellite of SALF to be located in

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The School District of Philadelphia agrees to provide the support of
the site and such equipment, utilities, supplies, (other than the materials specified in Section 4) to
operate the site, in accordance with the Letter of Intent dated June 30, 2006 from Philadelphia
Schools CEO Paul Vallas.
2. The School District of Philadelphia agrees to provide LSFA skills training of SALF course
to train approximately 2,400 Junior ROTC students and 1,800 Driver Education students during
the 2006-07 school year.
2.1 License. SALF grants The School District of Philadelphia a nonexclusive license to use
the following for the term of this Agreement (collectively the "Licensed Materials"):
• Use of the name "Save A Life Foundation" or SALF

• Use of the SALF logo
• Use of SALF programs currently in existence or developed during the term of this
Agreement by SALF National Headquarters
• Use of all SALF training materials
• Use of all SALF marketing and promotional materials and leads
• Use of the SALF media relation's cable, radio and print.
2.2 Responsibilities of The School District of Philadelphia. As operator of the Satellite,

The School District of Philadelphia shall have the following responsibilities:
1. Identify and assign a site location within The School District of Philadelphia to provide for
operation of the SALF program.
SatA;02PPA-01;12 212006
2. Assign a Facilitator to manage the activities of the Satellite pilot program and coordinate
with program participants and SALF National Program Manager. Facilitator shall be an
employee of The School District of Philadelphia and shall perform the following functions:
3. Facilitator maintains records of all students receiving SALF Pre-EMS training including
number of students trained, location, date(s) and records of post-training testing using
SALF's Web-based data collection system. Provide monthly progress reports and forward
Scantron Test results to SALF National Office.
4. Participate in marketing, media, and events with SALF and other stakeholders as
appropriate.
3. Responsibilities of SALF. SALF National Headquarters shall:
1. Provide course materials, training equipment, manuals, promotional and other supplies,
required for the provision of its basic Pre-EMS training course for 4,200 students as
described in this agreement at no cost to, or expenditure of funds by, The Schools District
of Philadelphia.
2. Provide orientation training to Facilitator and a minimum of (3) local EMS instructors to
teach students for the pilot program.
3. Provide program guidance and support of The School District of Philadelphia.
4. Program, Copyright and Trademark
1. The School District of Philadelphia is not allowed to authorize the programs, copyrighted
materials, logos or trademarks of SALF to be used by any person or
organization/corporation in promoting its product or services or other commercial purpose
unless so agreed upon by SALF in writing.
2. It is the responsibility of The School District of Philadelphia to immediately notify SALF of

any unauthorized claim of affiliation or endorsement, and unauthorized use of SALF
programs, copyrights, logos, or trademarks.
5. Financial Terms. SALF and The School District of Philadelphia agree SALF's Pre-EMS
training shall be made available to 4,200 students at no cost to, or expenditure of funds by, The
Schools District of Philadelphia.
6. Terms; Termination; This Agreement shall be in effect commencing on February 1,

2007. The initial term of the Agreement shall be one (1) year. Either party may terminate this
agreement for violation or breach of the terms, conditions and promises contained herein with
written notice of termination to the respective parties. If termination occurs, any remaining funds,
materials, or equipment provided by SALF must be returned to SALF within 30 days.
7. Miscellaneous.
7.1 Independent Contractor. This Agreement evidences an independent contractor

relationship, and nothing in this Agreement is intended nor shall be construed to create an
employment partnership or joint venture relationship between The School District of Philadelphia
and SALF.
7.2 Authority. Neither SALF nor The School District of Philadelphia has authority to incur
any debt or obligation for the other party, or to enter into any contract or agreement binding the
other party.
SatA; 02 PPA-01; 12 21 2006

7.3 Insurance. SALF will acquire, at its own expense all necessary insurance coverage
required by The School District of Philadelphia, as outlined in Exhibit A attached to this
agreement, and shall maintain such insurance coverage for the duration of this agreement. SALF
may be required to show proof of insurance. SALF will also acquire at its own expense,
molestation insurance in an amount of no less than Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000.00). SALF
and all of its staff, employees and volunteers shall be named as insured in the required insurance
policies.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement the day and
year first written above.
SAVE A LIFE FOUNDATION, INC.
By
Date
Name .
Title
The School District of Philadelphia
By
Date
Name
Title
SatA; 02 PPA-01; 12 21 2006

EXHIBIT "A"
THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA
STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS
FOR
MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING
1. General Conditions of the Work.
a. Standard ofPerformance. In carrying out the Work, the Provider shall exercise the highest degree of competence
and diligence exercised by providers in the Provider's field. The Provider shall cooperate with the School District and all other
Persons contracting with the School District whose work affects the Provider's Work.
b. Compliance with Applicable Law. The Provider shall comply with all Applicable Law in connection with this
Contract.
c. Meetings. Upon seventy-two (72) hours prior notice from the School District, the Provider shall attend any
meetings requested by the School District, at a location to be determined by the School District.
d. Site License(s). To the extent that the Memorandum of Understanding requires the Provider to carry out any
portion of the Work on premises of the School District, the School District, subject to the terms, covenants and conditions set
forth in this Contract, hereby grants the Provider a limited, revocable license to use such School District premises, and only
such School District premises, as are expressly provided or by necessary implication required in order for the Provider to
complete the Work in conformity with the requirements of this Contract. The School District shall have the right at any time
and for any reason to terminate the foregoing license. The Provider covenants and agrees to comply with all rules and
regulations concerning the use of School District premises imposed by the School District, including but not limited to rules
and regulations set by a principal concerning his or her school. The Provider shall promptly repair any and all damage to
School District premises caused by the Provider or any of the Provider's officers, agents, employees or Subcontractors.
2. Background Checks.
a. Residents. In accordance with 24 P.S. § 1-111, as amended, and 23 Pa. C.S.A. §§ 6354-6358, as amended, before
starting any Work, the Provider shall submit to the School District the originals of a current (i.e., processed by the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania within one (1) year prior to the Provider's starting Work) criminal history background check
report and child abuse history clearance report for Contractor, if the Provider is an individual, and for each of the Provider's
and any of its Subcontractor's employees, officers, agents, servants, volunteers or Subcontractors who will have direct contact
with School District minor children or students while performing any of the Work. Commonwealth Board of Education
regulations define "direct contact"; see 22 Pa. Code § 8.1.
b. Non-residents. In addition to the requirements set forth in subsection 2. a. above, before starting any Work, the
Provider shall submit to the School District the original of a current report of the Federal Bureau of Investigation criminal
history record information for the Provider, if the Provider is an individual, and for each of the Provider's and any of its
Subcontractor's employees, officers, agents, servants, volunteers or Subcontractors who will have direct contact with School
District minor children or students while performing any of the Work, if such Person is either a (1) non-resident of
Pennsylvania; or (2) has resided in Pennsylvania for less than two (2) years.
3. Grant-Funded Contracts; Trust-Funded Contracts.
a. Compliance with Grant. If either Party funds any portion of the Work with funds received as grants or under
other terms and conditions from any source, including the United States of America, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, The
City of Philadelphia (the "City"), or any department or agency of said governments, or from any public or private charitable
trust fund, then the Provider shall comply with the terms of the applicable grant agreement, contract or trust indenture, as the
case may 'be, in carrying out the Work, and the School District shall comply with the terms of said grant agreement, contract or
trust indenture, as the case may be. The Provider shall not take any action, or omit to act, if such act or omission would cause a
breach or default under any such grant agreement, contract or trust indenture.
4. Independent Contractor. The School District has engaged the Provider as an independent contractor to carry out the
Work, and neither the Provider nor any of the Provider's agents, employees or Subcontractors shall in any way or for any
purpose whatsoever be deemed an agent or employee of the School District. Neither the Provider nor any of its agents,
employees or Subcontractors constitute employees of the School District, and neither the Provider nor any of its agents,
employees or Subcontractors shall have any right to receive any of the benefits of any School District employee, or any other
privileges available to School District employees. Neither the Provider nor its agents, employees or Subcontractors shall
represent themselves in any way as agents or employees of the School District, and none of the Provider, its agents, employees
or Subcontractors has any power to legally bind the School District to any third party.
5. Non-Discrimination. The Provider, for itself, its officers, agents, employees and Subcontractors, covenants and agrees
that it shall not discriminate against or intimidate any employee or other Person on account of age, race, color, sex, sexual
orientation, handicap, disability, religious creed, ancestry, national origin or Vietnam-era or any other veteran status. The
School District is an equal opportunity employer under Applicable Law, and requires the same of the Provider. The School
District shall not do business with any Person that unlawfully discriminates on the basis of age, race, color, sex, sexual
orientation, handicap, disability, religious creed, ancestry, national origin or Vietnam-era or any other veteran status, or any
other impermissible ground in hiring, promotion, subcontracting or procurement practices. The Provider shall include the first
three sentences of this Section 5, with appropriate adjustments for the identity of the parties, in any Subcontracts that it enters
into. If the School District has selected the Provider pursuant to a public solicitation or through a request for proposals (RFP)
process and the Provider submitted a plan describing the participation of minority and women-owned businesses as part of the
solicitation or the RFP, then the Provider shall comply with its participation plan.
6. Subcontracts.
a. School District Consent Required. The Provider shall not delegate or enter into any Subcontract for the
performance of any of its obligations under this Contract, including any portion of the Work, in whole or in part, without in
each instance first giving notice to and obtaining the written consent of the School District, which consent the School District
may grant, withhold, condition or delay in its sole discretion. The School District hereby consents to any Subcontract entered
into by the Provider specifically referenced the Memorandum of Understanding. Any Subcontract made in violation of this
Section shall be null and void. The School District shall have no obligation to any Subcontractor. Each Subcontract shall
contain clauses to the effect that (i) the Subcontractor shall have no recourse to the School District for any payment, or for
performance under, such Subcontract; and (ii) the Subcontractor consents to any assignment of the Subcontract by the Provider
to the School District, at the School District's sole option.
b. No Change in the Provider's Obligations. The existence of any Subcontract shall not alter or limit the obligations
of the Provider to the School District under this Contract. The Provider shall at all times remain fully responsible for its
Subcontractors, and shall ensure that it legally binds all Subcontractors to the same terms and conditions as the Provider under
this Contract, including without limitation, non-discrimination, warranties, confidentiality, maintenance and preservation of
records and audit by government representatives.
7. Non-Assignment. The Provider acknowledges that the Work constitutes personal or professional services, or both,
of the Provider. Except through a Subcontract subject to Section 6 above, the Provider shall not assign this Contract, or any
part of this Contract, nor delegate performance of any part of this Contract, without the prior written consent of the School
District, which consent the School District may grant, withhold, condition or delay in its sole discretion. This Contract legally
binds the Parties and their respective successors and assigns. Any purported assignment in violation of this provision shall be
void and of no effect. The School District's consent to an assignment shall not release the assignor from any liability accrued
or thereafter accruing under this Contract. Any assignment shall be in writing and shall contain an express assumption by the
assignee of all liability accrued or thereafter accruing under this Contract. Consent by the School District to any assignment
shall not constitute a course of conduct, dealing or performance with respect to any other assignment or proposed assignment.
For purposes of this Section 7, an assignment includes the acquisition of the Provider, or a controlling interest therein, through
an asset sale or a corporate or other merger, the appointment of a receiver or bankruptcy trustee for the Provider, and the
transfer of this Contract or the Provider in any bankruptcy or other insolvency-related proceeding. A receiver or trustee of or
for the Provider in any federal or state bankruptcy, insolvency or other proceeding concerning the Provider shall comply with
the requirements set forth in this Contract, including but not limited to this Section.
8. Audits; Records and Payments.
© The School District of Philadelphia

Office of General Counsel
October 2006
-2-
a. Audits. From time to time during the Term of this Contract, and for a period of six (6) years after the expiration
or termination of this Contract (see 24 P.S. § 5-518), the School District, the Controller of the City, the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania Auditor General or a department, agency or instrumentality of the United States of America, if the School
District funds this Contract with federal funds, or any of their authorized representatives (each, for the purposes of this Section,
an "Auditor") may audit any and all aspects of the Provider's performance under this Contract, including but not limited to its
billings and invoices. If requested by an Auditor or the School District, the Provider shall submit to the Auditor and the School
District for review or inspection, all invoices presented for payment pursuant to this Contract, all cancelled checks, Materials,
invoices, vouchers, reports, work product, work papers, books, records and accounts upon which the invoices are based, and
any and all documentation and justification in support of expenditures or fees incurred pursuant to this Contract.
b. Inspection. The Provider acknowledges and agrees that any Auditor may inspect or review all of its Work and
Materials, and all of its sites, locations and facilities related to its performance under this Contract. Inspection and review of
Work and Materials shall take place at the offices of the Provider in the City, or in another location with the Auditor's consent.
The Provider shall cooperate with all School District, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and federal inspections and reviews
conducted in accordance with the provisions of this Contract. The scope of such inspection and review of the Work and
Materials, and sites, locations and facilities, including, without limitation, programs, lies in the sole discretion of the Auditor.
Such inspection or review may include, without limitation, meetings with persons receiving services under this Contract,
review of staffing ratios and job descriptions, and meetings with any of the Provider's staff members who either directly or
indirectly participate or participated in carrying out any of the Work, including preparing, delivering or installing any
Materials.
c. Availability of Records. The Provider shall make available, in the City at reasonable times during the Term of
this Contract and for the period set forth in Section 8.d. below, all records pertaining to this Contract for the purpose of
inspection, audit or reproduction by any Auditor. The Provider shall provide such records without unreasonable delay when
requested by an Auditor.
d. Retention of Records. The Provider shall retain all records, books of account and documentation pertaining to
this Contract for the greater of the period required by Applicable Law or six (6) years following expiration or termination of
this Contract; if, however, any litigation, claim or audit is commenced prior to expiration of said six (6) year period, then the
records shall be retained until all litigation, claims or audit findings have been completely terminated or resolved without right
of further appeal.
9. Indemnification; Litigation Cooperation; Notice of Claims:
a. Indemnification. The Provider shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the School District, its officers,
employees, agents and the members of the School Reform Commission and the Board of Education, from and against any and
all losses, costs (including, but not limited to, litigation and settlement costs and counsel fees and expenses), claims, suits,
actions, damages, liability and expenses for or on account of loss of life, bodily injury, personal injury, damage to property, or
the use of facilities or equipment furnished to the Provider arising out of or related to the performance or non-performance of
the Work by the Provider or the Provider's agents, Subcontractors, assignees, independent contractors, employees or servants.
The Provider shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the School District, its officers, employees, agents and the members of
the School Reform Commission and the Board of Education, from and against any and all losses, costs (including, but not
limited to, litigation and settlement costs and counsel fees and expenses), claims, suits, actions, damages, liability and expenses
for or on account of the violation of any third party's copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret or other valid proprietary right,
contamination or adverse effects on the environment, intentional acts or omissions, failure to pay any Subcontractors or
suppliers or any Event of Default under of this Contract or any breach of any Subcontract arising out of or related to the
performance or non-performance of the Work by the Provider or the Provider's agents, Subcontractors, assignees, independent
contractors, employees or servants.
b. Indemnification; Contractor's Employees. This Section 9 protects the School District, its officers, employees,
agents and the members of the School Reform Commission and the Board of Education from all claims of employees or
workers of the Provider or any Subcontractor who are injured on School District real property or as a result of School District
personal property, from the commencement to the completion of this Contract and after. The Parties shall not construe this
Section 9 to alter, limit, negate, abridge or otherwise reduce any other right or obligation which would otherwise exist as to any
Party or Person described in this Contract. This Section 9 functions independently of the Provider's or its Subcontractors
insurance or lack thereof, and the Parties do not intend that rights set forth in this Section 9 be deemed limited by the
Pennsylvania's Worker's Compensation Act. This Section 9 shall apply, particularly, but not exclusively, to the claims of the
October 2006
-3-
Provider and all of its Subcontractors, and all of their respective officers, agents, representatives and employees, against the
School District, its officers, employees and agents, and the members of the School Reform Commission and the Board of
Education. The Provider and all of its Subcontractors, and all of their respective officers, agents, representatives and
employees, shall have no claim against the School District, its officers, employees and agents and the members of the School
Reform Commission and the Board of Education for the acts, failures to act or negligence of the School District, or its officers,
employees and members of the School Reform Commission or Board of Education.
c. Litigation Cooperation. If at any time, including after the expiration or earlier termination of the Term of this
Contract, the School District becomes involved in a dispute or receives notice of a claim, or is involved in litigation concerning
the Work and Materials provided under this Contract, the resolution of which requires the services or cooperation of the
Provider, and the Provider does not otherwise have a duty to indemnify and defend the School District pursuant to the
provisions of subsections 9. a. or 9. b. above, the Provider shall provide such services and shall cooperate with the School
District in resolving such claim or litigation as part of the Work and Materials under this Contract.
d. Notice of Claims. If the Provider receives notice of a legal claim against it in connection with or in any way
related to this Contract, the Provider shall (1) submit appropriate written notice of such claim to its insurance carrier within the
time frame required for submission of claims by the applicable insurance policy and, (2) within five (5) business days of
receipt of notice of the claim, give notice of such claim to the School District
10. School District Statutory Immunity: Any other term, covenant or condition of this Contract to the contrary
notwithstanding, the School District, its officers, employees and agents and the members of the School Reform Commission
and the Board of Education, retain their statutory governmental, official and any other immunity provided pursuant to the laws
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, including under 42 Pa. C.S.A. §§ 8501 and 8541 etseq., and do not waive the defenses
of governmental and official immunity derived from such laws. The School District does not waive for itself or for its officers,
employees, agents, or for the members of the School Reform Commission and Board of Education, any other defenses or
immunities available to it or any of them.
11. Insurance. The Provider shall, at its own expense, procure and maintain the types and minimum limits of insurance
specified below covering the performance of the Work. All insurance shall be procured from reputable insurers who are
financially responsible and authorized to do business on an admitted basis in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or otherwise
acceptable to the School District's Office of Risk Management. The Provider shall procure all insurance through an insurance
carrier or carriers, each of which shall have at least an A- (Excellent) rating from a reputable agency {e.g., A.M. Best). All
insurance herein, except the professional liability insurance, shall be written on an "occurrence" basis and not a "claims-made"
basis. In no event shall the Provider commence performing any part of the Work until the Provider has delivered to the School
District the required evidence of insurance. The insurance policies shall provide for at least thirty (30) days prior written notice
to the School District in the event the Provider and its insurer or insurers materially change, cancel or non-renew any insurance
policy. The Provider shall ensure that it names the School District of Philadelphia and its officers, employees and agents shall
be named as additional insureds on the general liability insurance policy, and the Provider shall ensure that its insurer so
endorses said policy. The Provider shall procure an endorsement or endorsements stating that (i) the coverage afforded the
School District and its officers, employees and agents as additional insureds shall be primary to any other coverage available to
them, and (ii) no act or omission of the School District or its officers, employees and agents shall invalidate the coverage, other
than an act or omission that would constitute willful misconduct or gross negligence.
a. Workers' Compensation and Employer's Liability. Workers' Compensation limits shall be the statutory limits
and employers' liability insurance, with limits of (1) $100,000 Each Accident-Bodily Injury by Accident; (2) $100,000 Each
Employee-Bodily Injury by Disease; and (3) $500,000 Policy Limit-Bodily Injury by Disease. Any other states' insurance
under this subsection shall include Pennsylvania.
b. General Liability Insurance. Limit of Liability: $1,000,000 per occurrence combined single limit for bodily
injury (including death) and property damage liability; $1,000,000 advertising injury; $2,000,000 general aggregate and
$2,000,000 aggregate for products and completed operations. The general liability insurance shall cover: premises operations;
blanket contractual liability, personal injury liability; products and completed operations; independent contractors, employees
and volunteers as additional insureds; cross liability; broad form property damage (including completed operations). The
School District may require higher limits of liability if in the School District's sole discretion, the potential risk so warrants.
c. Automobile Liability Insurance. Limit of Liability: $1,000,000 per occurrence combined single limit for bodily
injury (including death) and property damage liability arising from owned, non-owned, and hired vehicles when any motor
October 2006
-4-
vehicle is used in connection with the Work.
d. Professional Liability Insurance. Limit of Liability: $1,000,000 with a deductible not to exceed $100,000. The
professional liability insurance shall cover errors and omissions, including liability assumed under this Contract. The Provider
may permit its insurer to write said coverage on a claims-made basis, provided that coverage for occurrences arising out of the
performance of the Work required under the Contract shall be maintained in full force and effect under the policy or "tail"
coverage for a period of at least two (2) years after completion of the Work.
Certificates of Insurance evidencing the required coverages must specifically reference the School District contract
number set forth on the first page of the Memorandum of Understanding (please type this contract number in the 'Description1
section of the certificate). The Provider shall deliver the original certificate to:
The School District of Philadelphia

Office of Risk Management
The Education Center
440 North Broad Street
Third Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19130-4015
(215)400-4590
The Provider shall deliver the certificate of insurance to the School District at least ten (10) days before any Work or any
renewal Term begins. Under no circumstances shall the Provider actually begin Work (or continue Work, in the case of
renewal) without providing the evidence of insurance. The Provider shall not self-insure any of the coverages required under
this Contract without the prior written consent of the School District's Office of Risk Management. The School District
reserves the right to require the Provider to provide certified copies of the original policies of all insurance required under this
Contract at any time upon ten (10) days written notice to the Provider.
12. Confidentiality, Student Records.
a. Confidential Information. Except as provided in subsection 12.c. below regarding academic research
publications, the Provider shall keep in strict confidence all information acquired in connection with or as a result of this
Contract that is not generally known to others ("Confidential Information"). Except as provided in subsection 12.c. below
regarding academic research publications, during the Term of this Contract and at any time thereafter, without the prior written
consent of the School District, the Provider shall not disclose or use to its advantage, profit or gain any Confidential
Information or information which is subject to a third party's proprietary right, such as a copyrighted or trademarked work.
b. Student Records. The Provider shall keep in strict confidence as required and to the fullest extent required by any
Applicable Law, including but not limited to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, 20 U.S.C. § 1232g ("FERPA"),
any and all records and information, in whatever form or format received, pertaining to the School District's individual
students and children, including but not limited to any academic or grade information, attendance, truancy, discipline, receipt
of special education services or supplementary educational services, social security or public benefits, or information as to race,
ethnicity or disability. The School District shall transmit information or records, or both, protected by FERPA solely to the
individual named in the Memorandum of Understanding, and such other duly authorized individuals as the Provider may
specify by notice to the School District (see the Memorandum of Understanding and Section 15 of these Standard Terms and
Conditions).
c. Publication Rights. With regard to any academic research reports, studies or other works developed in the course
of this Contract, or as a result thereof, Contractor shall not publish Confidential Information or any other information which
identifies students, employees or officers of the School District by name without first obtaining written consent from such
individuals, or in the case of a student, his or her parent or legal guardian. The Provider shall provide to the School District for
its review any proposed publication, brochure or advertisement in which the School District is named not less than thirty (30)
calendar days prior to submission for publication, and the Provider shall remove the School District's name or information
identifying the School District from the publication if the School District requests removal. The Provider shall not make any
statement to the media relating to the Contract without the prior consent of the School District. If the School District does not
object within fifteen (15) calendar days, the School District shall be deemed to have consented to the Provider's request.
13. Conflict of Interest.

October 2006
-5-
a. Disclosure ofConflict ofInterest. The Provider represents, warrants and covenants that it has no public or private
interest which does or may conflict in any manner with the performance of the Work and that neither it, nor any of its directors,
officers, members, partners, employees or Subcontractors, has or shall during the Term acquire, directly or indirectly, any such
interest. The Provider shall promptly and fully disclose to the School District's Responsible Official all interests which may
constitute such a conflict.
b. Improper Gift; Improper Relationship. The Provider represents, warrants and covenants that it has not directly or
indirectly offered or given and shall not directly or indirectly offer or give any payment, loan, subscription, advance, deposit of
money, services or anything of more than nominal or minimal value to any School District employee who participated in the
decision to authorize or enter into this Contract. The Provider warrants that, to its knowledge, neither a School District
employee or officer who participated in the decision to enter into this Contract, nor any member of the employee's immediate
family, receives more than $1,000 per year from the Provider, has a direct or indirect investment worth $1,000 or more in the
Provider or is a director, officer, partner, trustee or employee of the Provider.
c. School District Employees Not to Benefit. The Provider shall not make any payment or give anything of more
than nominal value to any School District official or employee except in accordance with Applicable Law and School District
policy. The Provider shall comply with the School District vendor's Code of Ethics, and also, to the extent applicable, with the
School District's Code of Ethics for School District officers and employees. The Provider shall disclose to the School District
the name of each School District official or employee who receives payment from the Provider, the amount such official or
employee receives and the services rendered by die official or employee in consideration of the payment.
14. Termination for Convenience. The School District may terminate this Contract for its convenience, that is, for any
reason or for no reason at all, at any time, at its sole discretion upon fourteen (14) days prior written notice to the Provider of
the School District's intention to terminate this Contract (a "Termination Notice") and without penalty, cost or liability to the
School District. If the School District terminates this Contractor, the School District shall make payment for any Work
satisfactorily completed before the effective date of termination, but in no event shall the Provider have any right to receive
costs caused by or related to loss of profits for Work that the Provider did not perform because of the early termination, or for
loss of profits for services the Provider could have performed for other Persons absent its engagement under this Contract.
15. Notices. Except as may be expressly provided to the contrary in any other Section of this Contract, the Parties shall
give all notices, waivers, consents and approvals required under this Contract in writing. Such notices, waivers, consents and
approvals shall be deemed to have been duly made (a) when received or refused if delivered by hand with receipt given or
refused; (b) on the next business day if delivered by a nationally recognized overnight courier service (e.g., Federal Express,
United Parcel Service); (c) on the date confirmed for receipt by facsimile if delivered by facsimile, provided that any notice by
facsimile shall be promptly confirmed by one of the other methods set forth in this section; and (d) upon receipt or refusal of
delivery if sent by certified or registered United States mail, return receipt requested. In each case notices shall be sent to the
Responsible Official and the Provider at the addresses set forth in the Memorandum of Understanding. The Parties agree that
neither shall transmit any notices required under or in connection with this Contract by electronic mail.
16. Representations and Warranties. The Provider represents and warrants to the School District that:
a. It has all necessary power and authority to execute, deliver and perform this Contract and has completed all
actions necessary in order to duly authorize the execution, delivery and performance of this Contract; including duly
authorizing the Person who signs this Contract to do so on its behalf;
b. This Contract, when executed and delivered, shall be a legal, valid and binding obligation of the Provider,
enforceable against the Provider in accordance with its terms;
c. The Provider owns or has duly and validly licensed from a third party the Materials and any other materials
used by Contractor in performing the Work; the Provider's use or delivery thereof to the School District in connection with this
Contract, and any use thereof by the School District as contemplated by this Contract, does not and shall not violate any third
party's copyright, patent, trade secret or other proprietary right;
d. The Provider is and shall be, at all times during the Term of this Contract, duly qualified to transact business
in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, professionally competent and duly licensed to perform the Work (if the performance of
the Work requires a license).

October 2006
-6-
e. The Provider and any other Person controlling, controlled by, or under common control with the Provider are
not currently indebted to the City or the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for or on account of any delinquent taxes for which
no written settlement agreement or payment plan with the City, or the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as the case may be, has
been executed and delivered.
f. Neither the Provider nor any of its principals or Subcontractors, nor any other Person controlling, controlled
by or under common control with the Provider, are under suspension or debarment, have received official notice of
commencement of proceedings for debarment or have been declared ineligible by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the
City, any Federal agency or any school district. The Provider shall provide immediate written notice to the Responsible
Official if at any time during the Term of this Contract the Provider learns that the above certification was erroneous when the
Provider signed this Contract or subsequently became erroneous by reason of changed circumstances.
17. Definitions. Except as expressly provided to the contrary elsewhere in these Standard Terms or Conditions or in the
Memorandum of Understanding, capitalized terms shall have the meanings specified in this Section. In the event of a conflict
between a definition in these Standard Terms and Conditions and the Memorandum of Understanding, the definition in the
Memorandum of Understanding shall apply. In the event of a conflict between a definition in any exhibit, addendum or
attachment to the Memorandum of Understanding and a definition in these Standard Terms and Conditions, the definition in
these Standard Terms and Conditions shall apply.
a. Applicable Law. "Applicable Law" means and includes all federal, state, and local statutes, ordinances,
resolutions and regulations, including the rules and regulations of any government authority, School District rules, regulations
and policies applicable to the School District, the Provider and the Work, and includes all applicable case law, court orders,
injunctions and consent decrees.
b. City. "City" has the definition set forth above in subsection 3.a.
c. Contract. "Contract" means the agreement of the Parties evidenced by the instruments integrated into and
forming a part of this Contract, i.e., the Memorandum of Understanding, these Standard Terms and Conditions and any other
Exhibit incorporated into this Contract as set forth in the Memorandum of Understanding.
d. FERPA. "FERPA" has the definition set forth above in subsection 12.b.
e. Materials. "Materials" means any and all reports, records, documents, documentation, information, supplies,
plans, original drawings, specifications, computations, sketches, renderings, arrangements, videos, pamphlets, advertisements,
statistics and other data, computer tapes, computer software, and other tangible work product, materials or goods prepared,
supplied or developed by the Provider as part of or in connection with the Work, or for the Provider by a Subcontractor in
connection with the Work, and delivered to the School District by the Provider or its Subcontractor pursuant to this Contract.
f. Memorandum of Understanding. "Memorandum of Understanding" means the instrument headed "Memorandum

of Understanding", which forms a part of this Contract and which contains the signatures of the School District and the
Provider, and sets forth certain of the terms, covenants and conditions specific to the Provider's engagement.
g. Party; Parties. A "Party" means either the School District or the Provider; the "Parties" means the School
District and the Provider.
h. Person. "Person" means any individual, association, partnership, limited partnership, joint venture, corporation,
limited liability company or other form of entity or association recognized at law.
i. Responsible Official. "Responsible Official" means the School District official named in the Memorandum of
Understanding.
j. Subcontract; Subcontractor. "Subcontract" means a contract made between the Provider and a Subcontractor
providing for the completion of some part or parts of the Work or Materials by a Subcontractor. "Subcontractor" means a
Person performing under a contract with the Provider a part of the Work or Materials that the Provider has agreed to carry out
pursuant to this Contract.
k. Termination Notice. "Termination Notice" means a notice given by the School District of its intent to terminate
October 2006
-7-
the Contract and its termination of the Contract as referenced in Section 14. Such notice shall specify an effective date.
1. Work. "Work" means the work, including any Materials, that the Provider has agreed to complete under this
Contract, as described in the Memorandum of Understanding, and any relevant exhibits or addenda forming part of this
Contract.
18. Miscellaneous.
a. Applicable Law; Venue. This Contract shall be construed and enforced under the law of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, regardless of its conflict of laws provisions, and without the aid of any canon, custom or rule of law requiring
construction against the draftsman. In the event that the Parties cannot amicably resolve any dispute and a Party resorts to legal
action, such Party shall file suit only in the state or federal courts sitting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
b. Headings. Section headings contained in this Contract are for reference only and shall not in any way affect the
meaning or interpretation of this Contract.
c. Order of Precedence. In the event of conflict or variation between the Standard Terms and Conditions or the
Memorandum of Understanding and any other exhibit, addendum or attachment, the Standard Terms and Conditions or the
Memorandum of Understanding, as the case may be, shall govern. In the case of conflict or variation between the Standard
Terms and Conditions and the Memorandum of Understanding, the Standard Terms and Conditions shall govern.
d. Severability. If a court holds any term, covenant or condition of this Contract invalid, such holding shall not
affect or impair the validity of any other terms, covenants or conditions of this Contract, which the Parties hereby deem
severable and which shall remain in full force and effect.
e. Survival. Any and all provisions of this Contract which contemplate performance by a Party after the expiration
or earlier termination of this Contract shall survive and be enforceable after such expiration or termination, including without
limitation provisions relating to ownership of Materials and indemnification.
f. Waiver. No term or provision hereof shall be deemed waived by the Parties unless such waiver or consent is in
writing and is signed by both Parties. No breach shall be waived except in writing signed by the non-breaching Party.
g. No Partnership or Agency. Anything in this Contract to the contrary notwithstanding, including but not limited to
any references in Exhibits "A", "B" or "D" to a purported "partnership" or "partner" relationship, the Parties do not intend to
create, and nothing contained in this Contract shall be construed as creating, a joint venture or partnership between the School
District and the Provider with respect to the Work. Neither the Provider nor the School District shall have any power to bind
the other Party in any manner whatsoever to any third party. The Provider does not function as an agent of the School District
in its dealings with any third party.
h. No Third Party Beneficiaries. Nothing in this Contract shall be construed to create any contractual relationship
with, or to give a cause of action or remedy in favor of, any third party against either the School District or the Provider.
Nothing in this Contract is intended to benefit any third party.
i. Entire Agreement; Amendment. This Contract includes all exhibits and addenda, if any, referred to herein, all of
which are hereby incorporated by reference. This Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties and supersedes
all prior and contemporaneous oral and written agreements and statements, all of which have been fully integrated herein. This
Contract also supersedes any course of conduct, performance or dealing between the Parties. No amendment or modification
changing this Contract's scope or terms shall have any force or effect unless executed and delivered in writing and signed by
both Parties.
j. Counterparts. The Parties may execute and deliver this Contract in any number of counterparts, each of which
shall be deemed to be an original and all of which shall constitute, together, one and the same agreement.
k. Interpretation; Number, Gender. The words "herein" "hereof and "hereunder" and other words of similar import
refer to this Contract as a whole, and not to any particular Section, subsection or clause contained in this Contract. Whenever
the context requires, words used in the singular shall be construed to include the plural and vice versa, and pronouns of any
gender shall be deemed to include the masculine, feminine and neuter genders.
October 2006
-8-
Vince Davis, 3/16/07 4:00 PM -0500, Fwd: Support Letter
Reply-To: <vdavis@salf.org>
From: "Vince Davis" <vdavis@salf.org>
To: "Bettyann Creighton" <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: FW: Support Letter
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 16:00:26 -0500
Here it is, please let me know if you need anything else
vince
Alfredo Salgado
Graphic Designer
9950 W Lawrence Suite 300
Tel: 847-928-9683 x226
Fax: 847-928-9684
www.salf.org
Printosl fm» hettvnnn rrpiohtnn -<r'hrr<»iahtrui{2>nhiI$».k1/2.nj».llO

Vince Davis, 3/16/07 4:00 PM -0500, Fwd: Support Letter
Bettyann_letter.pdf
jw FiAttvfinn crftiphton <hcreiehtm@bhila.kl2.pa.us>

Sationul Hciulqmulcts
SALF ,3n;-
Carol .1. Spiy/iiri
Friday, March 16, 2007
Bettyann Creighton
40 East High St.
Room 175
Philadelphia, PA 19144
Dear Bettyann,
The School System of Philadelphia has entered into a partnership with the Save
A Life Foundation (SALF), and the Philadelphia Schools Health and Safety
Department that will teach students basic first aid skills. Through the partnership,
students will receive two hours of training in Basic Life Supporting First Aid skills,
including Scene Safety. Rescue Breathing, Bleed Control, CPR (infant, child,
adult). Abdominal thrust for choking victims (Heimlich maneuver) and introduction
to use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Philadelphia Schools CEO Paul Vallas approved the program, which has been
taught in schools throughout the nation. SALF is a 501 (C3) not-for-profit
foundation that has provided age-appropriate programs to more than 1.6 million
children K-12 since its inception in 1994.
The SALF/Philadeiphia Schools partnership and its importance in the overall

preparedness of the Philadelphia School System, is underscored by the
widespread success of the SALF training. Last year SALF taught more than
67.000 students in over 300 Chicago Public Schools, and over 200.000 in seven
states. SALF is interested in duplicating this success in Philadelphia, and intends
to expand the pilot program throughout the school system this coming year
SALF is funded through federal, state and private donations to train children at
no cost to the schools or students. Local Emergency Medical Services
professionals, who teach children these critical health safety skills, and provide
mentorship and real-life examples to the students, do instruction.
SALF is extremely pleased to enter into this important partnership with
Philadelphia Schools, designed to provide LSFA training to students as an
integral part of their education. We believe it is yet another important tool to help
improve the health, safety, and survival of our youth, and look forward to a long
and mutually beneficial relationship.
Sincerely,
i) r
Vincent B. Davis
National DirectDr of Operations
SALF, 11/8/07 1:39 PM -0600, SALF Nationwide Initiative Reaches Youth ChalleNGge ]
From: "SALF" <media@salf.org>

To: <media@salf.org>
Subject: SALF Nationwide Initiative Reaches Youth ChalleNGge
Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 13:39:46 -0600
Thread-Index: AcgiPxhSWAWcKUO6Seu3H/Kh25HDAg=
x-cr-hashedpuzzle: BYhj BqlB COOo CREy CSQR DEli DMw4 DcB2 E19b FHv2 Fha6 Fiez FkEK
GVoQ IpSK
JaHk; 1 ;bQBlAGQAaQBhAEAAcwBhAGwAZgAuAG8 AcgBnAA==;Soshal_vl ;7; { 8026EFD1 -6415-4
23C-9915-686320E12749};bQBlAGQAaQBhAEAAcwBhAGwAZgAuAG8AcgBnAA==;Thu, 08 Nov
2007 19:39:39
GMT;UwBBAEwARgAgAE4AYQBOAGkAbwBuAHcAaQBkAGUAIABJAG4AaQB0AGkAYQB0A
GkAdgBlACAAUgBlAGEAYwBoAGUAcwAgAFkAbwB 1AHQAaAAgAEMAaABhAGwAbABlAE4
ARwBnAGUA
x-cr-puzzleid:{8026EFDl-6415-423C-9915-686320E12749}
SALF
Citizen corps
For Immediate Release

November 8,2007
Contact: Dane Neal
Phone: 847-928-9683
Fax: 847-928-9684
SALF Nationwide Initiative Reaches Youth ChalleTVGge
Return to the Press Release Index

Save A Life Foundation embarked upon a partnership designed to provide Life Supporting First Aid skills
training to cadets at the U.S. National Guard's Youth ChalleNGe Academies in 35 sites across the U.S. and
Puerto Rico.
The partnership between SALF and Youth ChalleNGe began with a successful pilot program conducted last
year at Lincoln's ChalleNGe Academy in Rantoul, Illinois.
Under the expanded initiative SALF will train ChalleNGe emergency medical service staff officiers as
Instructors who will train their cadets in Life Supporting First Aid skills and the use of an Automatic
External Defibrillator (AED) at each academy. More than 7,000 cadets are expected to receive SALF's
Bystander Basics course while they are in the residential phase of the ChalleNGe program.
Printed for bettyann crefghton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us> 1

SALF, 11/8/07 1:39 PM -0600, SALF Nationwide Initiative Reaches Youth ChalleNGge 2
The National Guard Youth ChalleNGe program was started in 1993 as an alternative for at-risk youth. Since
then, the highly successful ChalleNGe program has become a model training youth to receive their high
school diplomas, as well as providing mentoring and guidance to its students to help them succeed in college
or in the workforce.
The first phase of the initiative began November 5th with more than 100 ChalleNGe EMS Staff becoming
SALF Instructors and its methodology in teaching students scene safety, bleed control, rescue breathing,
abdominal thrust (Heimlich) for choking victims and CPR for infant, child and adult and its evaluation and
testing components. New ChalleNGe SALF Instructors are being taught by existing SALF HQ Senior
Instructors who are all certified firefighter/EMTs.
The train-the-trainer sessions has begun at 35 ChalleNGe academies across the country including Alaska,
Hawaii and Puerto Rico and is expected to conclude by mid December 2007, at which time the new SALF
Instructors will begin training cadets in conjunction with their existing class schedules through September
2008.
The initiative will provide uniform instruction to ChalleNGe cadets in LSFA skills, and according to
SALF's Military Affairs Director Vince Davis, Sfc ret., will serve as a model for future such programs.
"We are excited about the prospect for continuing and expanding the program in the future," Davis said.
"SALF training will not only provide ChalleNGe cadets with the basics on sustaining a life until
professionals arrive, but it may also spark some cadets interest in pursuing emergency medical services
careers."
###
Visit Save A Life Foundation at www.salf.org
Comments? Questions? Send us an email at salfcgtsalf.org
Unsubscribe? Send a blank email to unsubscribe@salf.org from the email address you wish to
unsubscribe.
Save A Life Foundation, Inc., 9950 W. Lawrence Ave Ste 300, Schiller Park, Illinois, 60176-1216
Phone: (847) 928 9683 Fax: (847) 928 9684
Copyright © 2007 Save A Life Foundation, Inc. All rights reserved.

SALF, 11/8/07 5:24 PM -0600, Training provides a second chance to save a man's life

Subject: Training provides a second chance to save a man's life
Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 17:24:12 -0600
Thread-Index: AcgiXnZ3FE8wX/lOTdObLFPND/Gd2w==
Article published Oct 27, 2007

^Training provides a second chance to save a man's life*
By PATRICK McARDLE Herald Staff
MANCHESTER — After 10 years, Matthew Kujovsky got his second chance to save a life. This time he
was ready.
It was about a decade ago that the Burr and Burton Academy math teacher and head varsity football coach
was at a wedding in New Jersey when one of the guests collapsed and fell practically at Kujovsky's feet.
Kujovsky knew nothing about cardiopulmonary resuscitation at the time and could do little more than ask
for someone to call 911. The guest eventually died.
"I kept thinking that if I had been trained or knew what to do and could have acted sooner, perhaps those
precious few seconds would have made a difference. I basically vowed then never to be that helpless again,"
he said Friday.
The coach made good on that vow Oct. 15 at Springfield High School when official Gary "Moe" Haskell
collapsed during the last minute of a junior varsity football game.
Kujovsky said he was standing near the 50 yard line and Haskell was in the end zone when he saw him
drop to his knees and then fall face forward. Kujovsky said he knew immediately it was serious and reached
Haskell in seconds.
Kujovsky and Gary Grabarz, Burr and Burton's junior varsity football coach, began to perform CPR and
were soon joined by Rona McColl-Verdier, a registered nurse whose son plays football for Burr and
Burton.
It was a difficult process. Kujovsky said there were at least two or three occasions when Haskell seemed to
breathe on his own and the efforts to revive him stopped. But he would stop breathing again soon after.
Fortunately, another game official, Kristi Morris, had Haskell's nitroglycerin pills and provided them to the
people trying to revive him.
Emergency medical technicians were not available at the game because minutes before they had taken away
an injured Springfield player. When an ambulance arrived, Haskell was stabilized with the aid of an
automatic external defibrillator.
It was several days until Kujovsky and others knew Haskell was expected to recover.
SALF, 11/8/07 5:24 PM -0600, Training provides a second chance to save a man's life 1
Telling the story almost two weeks later, Kujovsky makes two things clear: First, it was the cooperation of a
group of people, something McColl-Verdier called "perfect teamwork," to keep Haskell alive. And second,
if there was a lesson to be learned on Oct. 15 it was that everyone should learn how to perform CPR.
That effort is already under way at Burr and Burton. During the past school year, students at the independent
high school received hands-on training in some basic first-aid techniques as part of the Save a Life
Foundation.
Those skills include CPR, the Heimlich maneuver and the use of an automatic external defibrillator, a piece
of equipment that can jumpstart an irregular heartbeat.
The training, the first in Vermont to target an entire high school's faculty and students, was supported by the
Vermont Electric Power Company and its president and chief executive officer, John Donleavy.
"Students and faculty are frequently bystanders at emergency scenes and, given Vermont's rural nature,
when trained they can help sustain life until help arrives. They can serve as a 'medical care bridge' in time of
need," Donleavy, father of two Burr and Burton students, said in a statement.
VELCO has worked with Vermont's Washington legislators to secure funding so they can expand the
training sessions to other schools in the state.
Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt, released a statement Friday that congratulated Kujovsky.
"In times of need, Vermonters are good neighbors, quick to act. In this instance, the quick reaction and
medical training of Matt Kujovsky saved a life.... This inspiring example can help encourage more
Vermonters to be prepared for a time when they may have the chance to help someone in need," Leahy said.
McColl-Verdier said she knew that many people who had learned about CPR had a certain fear of actually
putting it into use during an emergency.
"I had never participated in a resuscitation outside of a hospital so I was feeling a little fear myself and I'm a
nurse! But what they tell you in CPR training really works. When the situation warrants it, those skills that
you learned will come to you," she said.
Kujovsky said he had been an early supporter of the Save a Life Foundation training at Burr and Burton and
his experience with Haskell proved its value.
"I helped to save one life and I'm one person. If they can train thousands of high school kids in Vermont,
that's potentially thousands of lives that can be saved," he said.
Contact Patrick McArdle at patrick.mcardle@.rutlandherald.com.

SALF, 12/14/07 11:45 AM -0600, Fwd: Wisconsin Save A Life Foundation

Subject: FW: Wisconsin Save A Life Foundation
Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:45:03 -0600
Wheatoti Frauds an Healthcare

it. icieph Foundation
Printed for bettvann creishton <bcreishton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

GRANT UPDATE
Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@philaJil2.pa.us>

The Wisconsin Save a Life Foundation, based at St.

Joseph, provides basic first-aid education to children ages four through eighteen throughout
southeastern Wisconsin. This summer" the Greater Milwaukee Association of REALTORS®
Youth Foundation donated $2,000 to the St. Joseph Foundation to further these "efforts..
The program provides age-appropriate instruction to area schools, clubs
and other children's groups...Young children learn how to contact emergency personnel. Third
to fifth graders find out how to open a victim's obstructed airway and to safely deliver the
Heimlich maneuver. The curriculum for older children adds rescue breathing techniques.
"Bystander Basics" for teens provides step-by-step instructions on providing emergency
assistance until help arrives. The sixteen instructors include registered nurses from St.
Joseph's Emergency Department, as well as firefighters and police officers.
Gloria Singleton-Young
Wisconsin Coordinator Gloria Singleton-Young recently found a real-life application for her
skills. At a funeral service in her hometown Detroit church, Gloria noticed that the daughter of
the deceased was crying so much that she began to choke. Gloria immediately initiated the
Heimlich maneuver and CPR until the paramedics arrived, undoubtedly saving the woman's
life. -
Knowing that Gloria was not a registered nurse, church members marveled at her ability to
perform CPR. Gloria explained the Save a Life Program to them and the congregation is now
looking to implement the program in their area. Gloria has been honored as a Wheaton
Franciscan Guardian Angel for her quick thinking and her dedication to-saving lives. ~
Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@philaJcl2.pa.us>

for hettvann rreiphtnn <hcreighton@DhilaJ<:12.Da.us>

SALF, 12/14/07 5:15 PM -0600, Carpentersville, IL mayor wants schools to teach first aid.
Subject: Carpentersville, IL mayor wants schools to teach first aid.
Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 17:15:09 -0600
Carpentersville mayor wants schools to teach first aid
By Larissa Chinwah | Dais Herald Staff
Teaching children lifesaving techniques should not be limited to one month a year, Carpentersville Village
President Bill Sarto says.
Instead Sarto wants to introduce a program, in conjunction with the Save a Life Foundation and area schools
districts, to teach students skills such as CPR, the Heimlich Maneuver and defibrillator operations beyond the
month of September.
"After a couple of years of proclaiming September Save a Life month, I thought it would be a good idea to
make it more than one month a year," Sarto said. "It is a benefit to the community to try to get lifesaving
techniques out into the public, and the best way to do that is through the school districts."
The Save a Life Foundation, based in Schiller Park, is dedicated to training schoolchildren - at no cost - the
basics of first aid skills to help prepare for and respond to medical emergencies.
Since 1993 governors and mayors across the country have proclaimed September Save a Life Month, to
encourage citizens to be trained in life-supporting first aid skills and take an active role if faced with an
emergency.
Though details are not yet finalized, village officials said the program could train Carpentersville fire officers to
teach children certain lifesaving techniques.
"I am excited for the prospects of a program like this for the community," Carpentersville Fire Chief John
Schuldt said. "If we can instruct one child to perform one life-saving procedure, whether it is the Heimlich, how
to control blood loss or regulate breathing, that would make the program successful."
So far, Community Unit School District 300 - which has about 3,800 students at five schools in the village -
has shown interest in participating.
Superintendent Ken Arndt said although school principals and village officials are still discussing particulars,
the program would provide a benefit to the community.
"We are going to try it as the pilot program," Arndt said. "Anytime we can help students know basic life-saving
techniques is a good thing for everyone."
Customer Services | Jobs at Daily Herald | Advertise | Feedback

Copyright © 2007 Daily Herald Inc. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use
V sit other Dai y Hsraid site- Select SiteAutosJobsReal Estate
Printed for bettvann creiehton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

SALF, 12/24/07 9:35 AM -0600, Happy Holidays from SALF

Subject: Happy Holidays from SALF
Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 09:35:33 -0600
SALF
Have a
Perry Merry Holiday!
From yourfriends at
Visit Save A Life Foundation at www.salf.org

Comments? Questions? Send us an email at salfta).salf.org
fnr hettvann cretehton <bcreishton@Dhila.kl2.pa.us>

Verna Cole, 7/15/0811:00 AM -0400, August 5th Focus Group
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:00:02 -0400

From: "Verna Cole" <COLEV@email.chop.edu>
To: <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>
Subject: August 5th Focus Group
Hi Betty-Ann,
So good talking with you yesterday. Thanks again for returning my
call.
As I said yesterday, I am presently working at CHOP (The Center for

Injury Research and Prevention) as part of their Teen driver project.
We are conducting focus groups as a precursor to a larger study that we
will be conducting in the 9 counties surrounding Philadelphia in 2010.
I have been in touch with many of the suburban, school-based
instructors, but was one instructor short for this upcoming August focus
group. I had hoped to fill the slot with a Philadelphia school-based
instructor.
Amazingly, as soon our phone call finished I was able to get a

confirmation from a school based instructor from York county!
So, thanks again for your willingness to investigate the possibility of

including input from Philadelphia instructors. My best to you and to
Catherine.
Take care,
Verna
Printed for hetfvnnn rrpiohfon <rhrrpiohtnnfS>inhila ki?. ns»

9950 W. Lawrence AveStc 300
Ph: (847)928-9683
Fax: (847)928-9684
Save A Life Foundation ™!Frce: <m> 89:M)606

Website: www.salf.org
Carol J. Spizzirri
Founder / President
April 30, 2007
Ms. BettyAnn Creighton

Philadelphia School District
40 East High St
Philadelphia PA 19144
Dear <■• is. Creighton:
Enclosed please find our Pennsylvania Secretary of State registration. On page ten of our branch manual
it states "SALF must be registered in each state it resides in with the Secretary of State and State
Attorney General". Please display this certificate in your place of business.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
Linda Reyna
Director of Accounting & Administration
End.
Commonwealth ofPennsylvania
Department ofState
Bureau of Charitable Organizations
Certificate ofRegistration
No. 29750
This is to certify that SAVE A LIFE FOUNDATIONWC is registered as a charitable organization with
the Department ofState's Bureau of Charitable Organizations under the Solicitation ofFundsfor
Charitable Purposes Act, 10 PS Section 161.2 et seq., and is authorized to solicit charitable contributions
under the conditions and limitations setforth under the Act
This certificate is not to be used as

identification, nor does it constitute
an endorsement
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
EDRENDELL, GOVERNOR
THIS CERTIFICATE EXPIRES: 11/12/2007
SALF
NeUBaltz <^
National Program Manager
9950 W Lawrence Ave Ste 300 Schiller Park, IL 60176
847-928-9683 Fax 847-233-0758
nbaltz@salf.org
www.salf.org
SALF 9950 W. Lawrence Ave Ste 300

Ph: (847)928-9683
O a t «j> -n Fax: (847) 928"9684
oave A Lite Foundation wa»ue: www.saif.org
Carol J. Spizzirri
Founder / President
April 20, 2007
Betty Ann Creighton

Director Health, Safety, and Physical Education
40 East High Street, Room 175
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19144
Dear Ms. Creighton,
Enclosed is the agreement Vince Davis discussed with you. Please sign the
document in the appropriate places and return it to me. Carol Spizzirri, President
/Founder of SALF will sign the agreement and I will return copies to you for vour
files. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions.
Respectfully,
Neil Baltz
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN
SAVE A LIFE FOUNDATION, INC
AND
SCHOOL D.STR.CT OF PHILADELPHIA DRIVER EDUCATION
This MEMORANDUM OF UNDER«5TAMniMi~ u L
between the Save A Life Foundation^ a rilf/ and entered into bV a"<*
referred to as SALF, and SchooDisMci oK °âni2ation. hereinafter
hereinafter referred to as Driver Eduction Education Department,
A. PURPOSE:
Fir, Aid SMis
B.
°f MUTUAL BENEFIT AND INTERESTS
designed to provide practical basTc sk fs inH,,H(n afe"appoPriate Programs are
Rescue Breathing, HeLlich maneuver CPRfl^? S*?* Safety' Bleed Cof*°l.
Defibrillator (AED . The purpose of Driver Ed"a
creating safe drivers.
ion f*'0" t0 Automat«< External
Education is to provide training aimed at
C. DRIVER EDUCATION RESPONSIBILITIES-

' FadLoE^^ -upport. hereinafter known as
3.
and coordination of
D. SALF RESPONSIBILITIES-
parties.
or Driver Education from in no way restricts
with public or
3.
a9e^?f, organizations, and individuals
takes effect upon
from the date of this agreement. effect for one (1) year
02PPA-01;4 16 2007
4- th!^n5f T° MEDIA SALF and Driver Education âll participate in
the sharing of mutually approved media and marketing information loaos
n™.,^
°imfrialS inC'Uf"9 P°Sting °f information and material* Srt toth s
Sltes' news releases. and media events as appropriate
PRINCIPAL CONTACTS The principal contacts for this instrument are:
Driver Education
Neil Baltz
Betty Ann Creighton
Director Health, Safety, and Physical
9950 W. Lawrence Ave Education
40 East High St. Room 175
Phone: 847-928-9683
Philadelphia, PA 19144
Phone: 215-951-7769
6.
NON-FUND OBLIGATION DOCUMFNT Nothing in this MOU shall obligate either
^L°q / EdUC.atl°n t0.tranSfer any funds until further notice °r ^til mutual^
agreed. Specific work projects or activities that involve the transfer of funds services
or property among the parties as outlined in the attached Budget (Exhibit uBn)
7.
AUTHORIZED RFPRESENTATIVFS By signature below, SALF and Driver
Educa .on certify the individuals listed act as representatives of their agencies and
are authorized to act in their respective areas for matters related to this agreement.
THE PARTIES HERETO have executed this instrument.
Date
Date
Carol J. Spizzirri Betty Ann Creighton

Founder / President Director Health, Safety, and Physical
Save A Life Foundation, Inc. Education
02PPA-01;4 16 2007
Exhibit "A"
Nondisclosure and Noncompetition Agreement
In consideration of the ongoing association between Sav* a Life
-competition Agreement
WHEREAS in the course of its business operations, SALF provides its clients with
services which, by nature of the business, include trade secrets, confidential and
ZSÎTand other matters deemed material or lmportant ^
WHEREAS, the undersigned, by reason of his/her position with the SALF and in the
course of his/her duties, has access to said secrets and confidential information; and
WHEREAS, SALF has trade secrets and other confidential and proprietary information
including policies, procedures, and client information to which the undersigned has
access in the course of his/her duties with SALF. luw&ignea nas
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises contained herein, the parties

agree as follows: ^
The undersigned shall not, either during the time of his/her relationship with SALF or at
any time thereafter, either directly or indirectly, communicate, disclose reveal or
otherwise use for his/her own benefit of any other person or entity, any trade secrets or
other confidential or proprietary information obtained by Independent or by other virtue of
his/her relationship/volunteering with SALF in any manner whatsoever anv such
information of any kind, nature or description concerning any matters affecting or relating
to the SALF business. Except as expressly authorized by the owner/operator or other
designated person, in writing.
During any period of Agreement with SALF, and for three (3) years thereafter the
undersigned shall not, directly or indirectly, induce or influence/divert or take away or
attempt to divert or take away, and during the stated period following termination of
relationship caH upon or solicit, or attempt to call upon or solicit, any of the clients or
patrons of SALF or any SALF Branch office/s, including and not limited to, those upon
whom he/she was directly involved, or called upon, or with whom he/she became
acquainted while engaged in volunteering/subcontracting with SALF or its Branches
Furthermore, the undersigned shall not make any use of the information described
fLreiri°r ?aUle °r attempt t0 cause any other Person's to use information for purpose
other than the business of SALF. H
SALF HQ
Driver Education
Carol J. Spizzirri Betty Ann Creighton
Founder / President Director Health, Safety, and Physical
Education
date date
02PPA-01;4 16 2007
Exhibit "B"
Proposed Budget
■an tiffiKra rrcrnfiwr ver's Eriimatinn Philariplnhia P

| Anticipated number of students to be trained: 1,800
income
Instructor $25/Class and $3,300
Stipend $1/student
Books 1,800 @ $2.24 $4,032
each
Mannequins 2@$150/set $300
Scantron Cards 1800 @ $3.32 $5,976
each with
processing
Instructor 3 @ $12.00 $36
Polo Shirts each
Instructor 3 @ $25.00 $75
T-Shirts each
Sub-Total $13,719 Grant amount $13,719
to cover
training
materials and
instructor
fees
Total Expenses $13,719 Total Income $13,719
02PPA-01;4 16 2007

Via Paul Vallas, Save-A-Life Unsuccessfully Tries To Get Into Philadelphia Schools (2006-07)

Caricato da

Informazioni sul documento

Titolo originale

Copyright

Formati disponibili

Condividi questo documento

Condividi o incorpora il documento

Opzioni di condivisione

Hai trovato utile questo documento?

Questo contenuto è inappropriato?

Copyright:

Formati disponibili

Via Paul Vallas, Save-A-Life Unsuccessfully Tries To Get Into Philadelphia Schools (2006-07)

Caricato da

Copyright:

Formati disponibili

National Headquarters

Save A Life Foundation Websitc:

Mrs. Bettyann Creighton

CC: Dane Neal

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Hi Russ, Do we have someone from the Fire Department coming on

Bettyann Creighton , Director (215) 951 -7769

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

It was a pleasure talking to you today. We are tentatively planning the

Col. Gallagher and Mrs. Creighton,

Vincent B. Davis (Sfc Ret.)

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

This letter is pretty generic. I suggest we run it by the Legal

Ms. Creighton and Col. Gallagher

Vincent B. Davis (Sfc Ret.)

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Save A Life Foundation, Inc.

3f Letter of Intent.final I.rtf

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Hi Russ, I misunderstood that as well. Were we misled? I don't

Bettyann Creighton , Director (215) 951 -7769

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Paul Vallas was contacted by the Save-A-Life-Foundation (SALF) recently

Ms. Creighton and Col. Gallagher

Vincent B. Davis (Sfc Ret.)

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

National Director of Military Affairs

* Letter of Intent.final 2.rtf

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Dear Ms. Spizzirri:

Corporate Sponsorship from

Available funds from

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Col. Gallagher & Bettyann

Vincent B. Davis (Sfc Ret.)

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

9950 W. Lawrence Ave. Suite 300

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

I am free at that time. Lunch sounds good to me.

Hi Vince, I am available on Friday after 11:30. Would you like to

Bettyann Creighton , Director (215)951 -7769

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Bettyann & Vince,

Bettyann and Russ,

I am free at that time. Lunch sounds good to me.

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Hi Vince, I am available on Friday after 11:30. Would you like to

Bettyann Creighton , Director (215) 951 -7769

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

From: "Russell Gallagher" <rugallagher@phila.kl2.pa.us>

Vince, Dane, and Bettyann,

> Bettyann & Vince,

> Russell A. Gallagher

> Original Message

Printed for bettyann creighton <bcreighton@phila.kl2.pa.us>

> From: Vince Davis [mailto:vdavis@salf.org]