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Join YCPASR for a York Revolution Game on Sunday, September 7 at 1:00 pm.
More details will be available at our May General Membership Meeting
More details will be available at our May General Membership Meeting
“OOPS! I MISSED THE BUS” PICNIC
The 1st annual YCPASR Membership Picnic was held on Tuesday, September 3, from 11:00 am– 1:00pm at Christ Church on Main Street in Jacobus. A truant officer would have caught 30 missing school that day, all celebrating in one place. Here are some incriminating photos of the fun and games:
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Pennsylvania School Employees Retirement System (PSERS) Annuitants Cost Of Living Allowance (COLA) Update
The contact information for York County's two state senators can be found at the 1st attachment
PASR has shared a Talking Points paper and Pennsylvania House Bill (HB) 1416 from 2023 that we should encourage our state senators to pass this is year. The Talking Points and HB 1416 appear below as the 2nd and 3rd attachments:
The contact information for York County's two state senators can be found at the 1st attachment
PASR has shared a Talking Points paper and Pennsylvania House Bill (HB) 1416 from 2023 that we should encourage our state senators to pass this is year. The Talking Points and HB 1416 appear below as the 2nd and 3rd attachments:
| York County's State Senator Contact Information |
| PASR COLA Talking Points January 2024 |
| Pennsylvania HB 1416 from 2023 |
Interested in PASR benefits? Don’t know where to start? CLICK HERE for a brief video explanation!
YCPASR Letter to the Editor "Appreciation for School Personnel" published in the York Sunday News, May 29, 2022
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Information about PSERS
Due to recent news about issues involving the Public School Employees Retirement System (PSERS), the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR) Board of Directors provided a statement regarding PSERS pensions in retirement on May 26, 2021. Since PASR represents only retirees and not active members, an issue involving alleged malfeasance at PSERS significantly impacts our members and their livelihoods. PASR’s full statement is posted below. Please note that PASR and PSERS are separate operations without any direct connection, therefore the investigation does not directly involve PASR.
The PSERS investigation will take time to run its course, and we must respect that process. It is important to note that the average federal grand jury investigation usually takes anywhere from 12 to 18 months to complete. PASR will closely follow this issue and they are committed to providing factual updates as the investigation progresses.
Eric Mueller
YCPASR Member Benefits & Services Chair
Due to recent news about issues involving the Public School Employees Retirement System (PSERS), the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR) Board of Directors provided a statement regarding PSERS pensions in retirement on May 26, 2021. Since PASR represents only retirees and not active members, an issue involving alleged malfeasance at PSERS significantly impacts our members and their livelihoods. PASR’s full statement is posted below. Please note that PASR and PSERS are separate operations without any direct connection, therefore the investigation does not directly involve PASR.
The PSERS investigation will take time to run its course, and we must respect that process. It is important to note that the average federal grand jury investigation usually takes anywhere from 12 to 18 months to complete. PASR will closely follow this issue and they are committed to providing factual updates as the investigation progresses.
Eric Mueller
YCPASR Member Benefits & Services Chair
| PASR's Statement on PSERS 26 May 2021 |
PASR Press release
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PASR donated over $30,000 to "Feeding Pennsylvania."
YCPASR donated $500 to the York County food bank.
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Honoring Veterans
A Statement from PASR:
PASR Statement on Racial Justice
July 29, 2020
In these days of continued social change, The Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR), denounces racism in all its forms. We wish to acknowledge the pain and anger being expressed by People of Color in protests around the country from years of unequal treatment. We also denounce inequality in any form as well as violence against any minority group in the United States. We support and practice empathy and understanding of different points of view. PASR also recognizes that the diversity of our members and the citizens of this country is one of our greatest strengths.
July 29, 2020
In these days of continued social change, The Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees (PASR), denounces racism in all its forms. We wish to acknowledge the pain and anger being expressed by People of Color in protests around the country from years of unequal treatment. We also denounce inequality in any form as well as violence against any minority group in the United States. We support and practice empathy and understanding of different points of view. PASR also recognizes that the diversity of our members and the citizens of this country is one of our greatest strengths.