recorded as excused. Later in March of the same year, appellants again requested permission to remove their children from school for an additional three days, this time for an asserted "educational trip" to Europe. Authorization for these absences was not forthcoming because the District's written policy provided for only "one educational trip per school year, not to exceed five (5) school days." (Emphasis added.) Because their children had previously been excused for a trip to Washington, D.C., the District's policy precluded an additional "educational" absence. Appellants made the trip, nevertheless, and removed their children from school without excuse. As a result, appellants were charged with violating the School Code. Convicted in a summary proceeding, appellants took an appeal to the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County. Followingfurther financial relationship to the sponsor. Katrin Lorenz is an employee of the Dpt. of Ophthalmology, University Medical Center Mainz and a consultant to SynteractHCR. Martin Feindor is an employee of SynteractHCR. SynteractHCR is a Contract Research Organization paid for by Isarna Therapeutics GmbH. Katja Wosikowski, Daniela Päckert, Regina Römmich, Carola Mala and Petra Fettes are employees of Isarna Therapeutics GmbH. Michel Janicot and Eugen Leo are consultants to Isarna Therapeutics GmbH. Isarna Therapeutics GmbH holds four patent families based on WO 2014/154835, WO 2014/154836 and WO 2014/154843 comprising members in Brazil, Canada, China, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, USA and members before the Eurasian and the European Patent Offices as well as European Patent application no. 16198445. This does not alter our adherence to all the PLOS