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INVENTORY OF CONTINUING EDUCATION ACTIVITIES IN PENNSYLVANIA SECONDARY SCHOOLDISTRICTS

A Study by PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATIONFOR ADULT EDUCATION PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENTOF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

THE PENNSYLVANIASTATE UNIVERSITY 1969

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UNDER AGREEMENTS WITH THE U.S. OFFICEOF EDUCATION. FURTHER REPRODUCTIONOUTSIDE THE ERIC SYSTEM REQUIRES PERMISSIONOF THE COPYRIGHT OWNER." Copyright 1969 The Pennsylvania State University All Rights Reserved INVENTORY OF CONTINUING EDUCATIONACTIVITIES IN PENNSYLVANIA

SECONDARY SCHOOLDISTRICTS

A Study by The Pennsylvania State University in cooperation with Bureau of Vocational, Technical, and Continuing Education Department of Public Instruction and Pennsylvania Association for Adult Education

-1969-

60'7.1 .1-r .641,1,1 PREFACE

For some time adult educators in the Commonwealthof Pennsylvania have talked of the desirability of compilingan inventory of continuing education activities conducted by institutions ofhigher learning and secondary school districts within the Commonwealth.

Late in 1968, with a grant from theDepartment of Public Instruction, such an inventory was undertaken by an informal and unofficialbut interested group composed of representatives from the PennsylvaniaAssociation for Adult Education, The Department of PublicInstruction, and The Pennsylvania State University. The surveywas developed, conducted, and summarized by the Department of Planning Studies,The Pennsylvania State University.

The inventory was conducted intwo phases: (1) activities offered by institutions of higher learning, and (2) activitiesoffered by secondary school districts. This report presents the results ofthe secondary school phase only. A separate report of continuingeducation activities in institutions of higher learning is also available.

The group which originated thesurvey idea consisted of Dr. Benjamin W. Barkas, (Pennsylvania Association for Adult Education);Dr. John W. Struck, Director, Bureau of Vocational, Technical, and ContinuingEducation; Alfred S. Holt, Chief, Division of Continuing Education;Dr. George W. Hoffman and Dr. Oscar E. Thompson, Bureau of State Colleges andUniversities; Dr. Louis W. Bender, Director, Bureau of Community Colleges, (allof the Department of Public Instruction); and Floyd B. Fischer,Director of Continuing Education, (The Pennsylvania State University). This group was assisted by Jack Sittman, Division of Continuing Education; James P. Murphyand Dr. Robert Shephard, Bureau of Community Colleges, (all of theDepartment of Public Instruction); and Dr. H. LeRoy Marlow, Head, Department ofPlanning Studies, (The Pennsyl- vania State University).

It is the hope of those associated with the studythat such an inventorymay be conducted annually, leading to increasedcooperation among school districts and eliminating the duplication of effortin continuing education activities in Pennsylvania.

H. LeRoy Marlow Project Director

41. BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURE

Problem

Within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, thesecondary school organizations are serving educational needsof the adult population of Pennsylvaniathrough many continuingeducation activities. Presently each institutiondevelops the activities it believes are needed,with no complete means ofdetermining the availability of similar activities. As a result, there is muchduplica- tion of effort in the preparation andpresentation of continuing education programs. There has been no central source orcomplete inventory of such state wide activities.

Objective

The objectives of this project were toplan, design, and conduct an inventory to determine the locationand type of continuing educationactivities conducted between July 1, 1967, and June 30,1968. Such information should be of current interest and value as school districtsdevelop plans for continuing education activities and seek possible areas ofcoordinating such programs withother school districts in Pennsylvania. It is hoped, as a result of thisproject, that a basic inventory of continuingeducation activities has beenestablished and can be maintained on an annualbasis as one means of meeting theneeds of educators in the rapidly expanding fieldof adult education.

Procedures

Every secondary school district inPennsylvania was invited to participatein this survey. Five hundred and ninety two (592)questionnaires were distributed; 449 were returned, for a percentage of 75.8. Of the 449 school districts responding, 285 (635%) conducted educationalactivities. Table 1 explains the distribution of the questionnaires by schooldistricts.

TABLE 1

QUESTIONNAIRE DISTRIBUTION AND RETURN

Secondary School Number Number Percent of Districts Sent Returned Return

Supervising Principals 242 185 76.4 District Superintendents 303 245 80.8 40.4 Vocational & Technical Directors . . . . 47 19

Total 592 449 75.8

In order to provide as uniform a response aspossible, the following defini- tions were recommended for use incompleting the questionnaire:

Continuing Education

Includes short term organized programs conductedfor credit or non-credit by the secondary institution designed toprovide the participants with an educational experience that will aid in theirpersonal development, improvement of knowledge and skill as a worker, parent, orcitizen. Registration

One enrollment in a single educational activity. Registrations refer only to the number of enrollees; they do not refer to the individual persons.

SURVEY RESULTS

Responses from 449 school districts indicated a total registration of 156,384 adults. Table 2 indicates the number and percent of school districtscon- ducting continuing education activities.

TABLE 2

SCHOOL DISTRICTS CONDUCTING CONTINUING EDUCATION ACTIVITIES

Number of Number Conducting Secondary School Questionnaires Continuing Education Districts Returned Activities Percent

Supervising Principals 185 91 49.2 District Superintendents 245 175 71.4 Vocational & Technical Directors . . 19 19 100.0

Total 449 285 63.5

During the school year July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968, 390 differentcourses were offered by the 285 school districts.

Table 3 lists the number of courses offered by subjectarea categories.

2 TABLE 3

NUMBER OF COURSES CONDUCTED BY SUBJECT AREACATEGORIES

Number of Subject Area Courses Adult Basic Education 19 Agriculture Education 26 Business Education 31 Civil Defense Education 4 Distributive Education 23 General Extension Non-Credit 74 Health Occupations 10 Home Economics 33 Manpower Retraining 41 Standard Evening High School 55 Technical and Industrial

Total 390

On the following pages are presented thecourses, conducted by school districts, grouped by subject categories together withthe number of school districts offeringeach course.

3 AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION: ADULT BASIC EDUCATION: (continued):

Numberof Number of Courses Districts Courses Districts

Agriculture Chemicals . . 14 General Education 9 Crops 15 Government 1 Conservation 10 Health and Safety 1 Dairying 18 Lehigh County Prison Farm Mechanics 30 Program 1 Farm Management 25 Little Lehigh Urban Re- Fertilizer 11 newal 1 Forestry 4 Medicare Livestock 11 Science 7 Marketing 9 Social Security Natural Resources 4 (Information) 1 Poultry 6 Spelling 3 Record Keeping 17 Vocational Guidance. . . 1 Safety 9 Soils 12 Other: ADULT CIVIL DEFENSE EDUCATION:

Agriculture (General) . 3 Animal Health 1 Number of Animal Science 1 Courses Districts

English (Speaking of) . 1 Farm Law 1 Personal and Family Farmer's Program on 12 Survival 25 Month Basis 2 Radiological Monitoring. . 3 Floriculture 2 Shelter Management 5 Horticultural Other: (Ornamental) 3 First Aid 6 Landscape Design and Lawn Care 5 Turf Management 1 BUSINESS EDUCATION: Welding 6 Number of Courses Districts ADULT BASIC EDUCATION: Accounting 31 Number of Bookkeeping 85 Courses Districts Business Law 4 Business Management 5 Reading 84 Business Math 16

Writing...... 76 Business English 20 Arithmetic 80 Business Organization. 3 Other: Clerical Practice 24

Citizenship 8 Computer Programming . 24 Citizenship Club for Correspondence 2

Senior Citizens . . 1 Data Processing 39

Consumer Education. . . 2 Family Finance 7 Contemporary Literature . 1 Filing 10

Effective Verbal Forms Design and Control . 1 Communication 5 Machine Shorthand 6 General Equivalency Dipoloma Office Practice 52 (Preparation for Test). 15 Office Management 4

4 BUSINESS EDUCATION: continued): GENERAL EXTENSION NON-CREDIT:

Number of Numberof Courses Districts Courses Districts

Principles of Economics . . 5 Art 106 Principles of Selling . 4 Book Review 5 Personal Typing 211 Civil Service Preparation. . 1 Record Keeping 9 Ceramics 50 Shorthand 127 China Painting 3 Speedwriting 9 Crocheting 6 Stenoscript 9 Dancing 21 Systems and Procedures. . 1 Enameling 4 Other: Folk Guitar 19 Banking 2 Flower Arrangement 20 Business Machines . . . 9 Italian Culture 3 Creative Writing 1 Insurance 6 Income Tax Preparation. 1 Jewelry Making 12 Investments 7 Knitting 29 Keypunch, Beginning . 1 Law 9

Lip Reading . . 1 Leathercraft 10 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Music Appreciation 11 Metalcraf t 12 Number of Nature Hobbies 3 Courses Districts Oil Painting 67 Photography 17 Advanced Salesmanship 7 Retirement 2 Communications 1 Real Estate 6 Creative Selling 2 Speedreading 19 Customer Relations 5 Securities and Investments . 35 Executive Development . 1 Theatre 6 Effective Speaking 11 World Affairs 10 Export Sales 1 World Culture 17 Food Service Training . 5 Woodworking...... 70 Food Merchandising 4 Other: Hotel-Motel Law 2 American Novel (Since Human Relations 5 1865) 1 Job Development 1 Antiques 5 Marketing and Management. . 5 Badminton 2 Management Development. . . 2 Ballroom Dancing Pre-Employment Training . 4 (Intermediate) 1 Retail Orientation 6 Boating and Safety Retail Business Management. 3 (Small Boats) 5 Salesmanship 7 China-Russia and the Pres- Security Education. 2 ent World Balance of

Small Business Management . 6 Power 1 Supervisory Development . . 3 Christmas Card Printing- Supervisory Techniques. . 1 Drawing 1 Other: Contract Bridge 10 Gardening 1 Crafts, Arts 9

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Number of Number of Courses Districts Courses Districts

Crewel Embroidery . 3 Dental Assistant 1

Cut Glass . . . . 1 Food Service Supervisor. . 3 Drawing People 1 Health Assistant 1

Electronics I, II . . 14 Home Health Aide . . 1

Foreman Training 1 Medical Assistant. . 1

Flying (Introduction) . 1 Nurses Aide. a .... 6

Fly Tying (Fisherman) . 1 Practical Nursing 19 French 2 X-Ray Technician 1 Furniture Refinishing 4 Other: Golf 6 Adult Recreation 1 Guitar (Beginning and Pharmacology 2 Intermediate) 1 History (Local)

Home Hair Styling . 1 HOME ECONOMICS: Judo 1 Karate 2 Number of

Mathematics (Applied) . 1 Courses Districts Mathematics (Modern) 11

Modeling..... 9 1 Basic Sewing Skills. . . 176 Mosthic 1 Ceramics 12

Organ Instruction . . 2 Clothing 77 Painting 1 Creative Cookery 18 Pennsylvania German Choosing a Home 2 Language 1 Chair Caning 4 Piano Class (Electronic Cake Decorating 12 Pianos) 1 Dressmaking 97

Piano for Pleasure. . 1 Drawing Techniques 9 Polish (Beginning and Draperies 18 Intermediate) 1 Foods 15 Pottery 2 Home Management 5 Quilting 2 Home Crafts 10

OM/ Sculpture 2 Home-Community Relations . Speech (Applied) 2 Interior Decorating 26 Swimming 5 Interpersonal Communication 1

Symphonette (Orchestra) . 1 Knitting 23 Tailoring 10 Millinery 24

Tole Painting 1 New Roles in Family Living 1. Transportation and Oil Painting 26 Traffic Management. 1 Pre-Natal and Baby Care. 2 Yoga 2 Rug Hooking 3

Refinishing Furniture. . . 28

Water Coloring Painting. . 21 Wills, Insurance, Social Security 5

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HOME ECONOMICS: (continued): MANPOWER RETRAINING: (continued):

Number of Number of Courses Districts Courses Districts

Other: T.V. Service and Repair. . 5 Basic Weaving 1 Tractor Trailer Driver -- Defensive Driving . 1 Woodworking Machine Exercise Classes Operator 3 (Ladies) 1 Other: Ham Radio 2 Cook 1 Needlework 1 Food Preparation (Quantity) 1 Parents Observing Groups 1 Heat (Automatic) Instal- Slip Covers 3 ler and Repairman. 1 Upholstery 1 Industrial Art 2 Shop Mathematics 1 Steel Handler 1 MANPOWER RETRAINING: Trade Theory 1

Number of Courses Districts STANDARD EVENING HIGH SCHOOL:

Arc Welder 17 -Numberof Auto Mechanics 14 Courses Districts Auto Body Repairman 11 Blueprint Reader 20 Algebra 46 Building Maintenance Man. 8 Biology 27 Clerk Typist 10 Chemistry 7 Combination Welder 12 Civics 26 Clerk Stenographer 5 Chinese 3 Electronics Mechanic. 9 Driver Education 41 Furniture Upholsterer . 5 Choral Music 3 General Duty Nurse Economics 21 Gasoline Engine Repair. 6 English 64 Inhalation Therapist. . 1 French 26 Knitter Mechanic. . MN. Nog Greek 2 Medical Secretary 1 German 22 Medical Laboratory Geometry. 30 Assistant ...... 2 General Science 24 Meat Cutter 3 Health 10 Machine Set-Up Operator 13 Hebrew 1 Mining Maintenance NI= Mall Instrumental Music 1 Nursery Worker 2 Italian 15 Nurses Aide 6 Latin 5 Oil Burner Service 4 Literature 21 Obstetrical Technician. 1=IN IMMO Negro Histroy 5 Practical Nurse 10 Problems of Democracy. 28 Production Machine Operator 6 Philosophy 2 Pipefitter. % 5 Physics 10 Surgical Technician . . . 3 Psychology 16 Sewing Machine Repairman. 3 Public Speaking 19 Structural Steel Lay-Out Physical Education 29 Man 1 Russian 7 Shiplifter 1 Spanish 35 Sheet Metal Fabricator. . 5 Other: American Government. 1 Astronomy (Descriptive) 1

V.:6'4 5,G" te Ks,Kfqh, , STANDARD EVENING HIGH SCHOOL:(continued): TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL: (continued):

Number of Number of Courses Districts Courses Districts

Civil War 1 Dressmaking 12

Earth and Space Science 2 Electrical Occupations . . 38 Economics (Intermediate) 1 Electrical Motor Repair. 13 English for Foreigners. 1 Engineering and Related French (Conversational) 3 Technology 5 Geometry (Solid) 1 Foundry Man 1 German (Conversational) 1 Graphic Arts Occupations 15 Growth of Western Hydraulics 3 Civilization 1 Instrumentation 5 History 3 Industrial Electrician . 19 Histcry (U S ) 9 Laundry Presser History (World) 3 Machine Shop 45 Mathematics (Algebra II) 2 Metal Trades 14 Mathematics 12 Masonry 17 Pennsylvania Dutch Mechanical Drafting. 30 (Conversational). 1 Mine Maintenance 4 Pennsylvania History. 2 Metallurgical Technology 8 Practical Science 1 Musical Instrument Repair. 1.1.11, Psychology (Practical). 1 Millwork and Cabinet Making 20 Social Psychology 1 Pottermaker 1

Social Studies 9 Painting and Decorating. . 3 Sociology 2 Power Sewing 12

Survey of Science . . 2 Quantity Food Occupations. 10

Tennis 2 Research Lab Assistant . . Trigonometry 4 Sheetmetal Worker 16 U.F.O. Phenomena 1 Scientific Data Processing 15 Small Gas Engine Repair. 4 Tailoring 16

TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL: Tool and Die Technology. . 10 Textile Production and

Number of Fabrication. . 3 Courses Districts Upholstering 16 Welding 46 Auto Mechanics 47 Waiter and Waitress 6 Auto Body & Fender 27 Other: Appliance Repair 14 Auto Mechanics II (Engine Air Conditioning 11 Rebuilding) 1 Auto Diesel 1 Auto Mechanics III (Motor Architectural Technology. 8 Tune-up) 1

Aircraft Maintenance. . . Aviation 1

Building Construction . . 18 Cabinetmaking 1 Baker 3 Courses for CIO -AFL. 1 Cosmetology 6 Electrician Apprentice Carpentry 36 Program 3 Commercial Art 10 Heavy Equipment Operator 2 Civil Technology 3 Hobbies 1

Chemical Technology . . 6 Housewiring 1

Drafting Occupation . . 71 Industrial Arts (Metal and Diesel Mechanics 1 Wood) 2

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Number of Courses Districts

Iron Worker 1, Machine Shop (Advanced) 1 Machinists (Related Instructions for Apprentice) 1 Millwright Apprentices Training - Burner and Scorfer 1 Mine Foreman 1

Operating Engineer. . . 1

Physical Development. . 1 Plumber Apprentice Theory 2 Plumbing and Pipe Fitting 3 Printing 1 Radio and T.V. 2 Refrigeration 1 Related Technical Tri- gonometry 1 Sanitary Food Handling, 2 Shop Classes (General). 3 Wood Carving (via Penn State) 1

9 GENERAL COMMENTS

In addition to the specific information suppliedon the survey questionnaire, 133 school districts offered generalcomments. These include explanation of local conditions, specific projects they hoped to establish,or problems encountered. The comments listed here indicate themore important or unique aspects of the continuing education activities and may be summarized into four general categories -- (1) Program Activities, (2) Finances, (3)Staffing, and (4) Participation.

Program Activities

Continuing Education activities reflecta number of diverse programs to meet many needs. Comments included:

"We conduct a survey eachyear to determine the desires of our adult population. We offer any course where the demand is eight or more."

"Many additional courses are desirable here but there isa tendency to place regular school subjects (kindergarten through 12th grade) first. We are under some pressure to support a community college."

"Our Adult Education program is sponsored and conducted bya lay committee of interested citizens. A school administrator serves on the advisory board and acts as a liaisonperson. The school district's only responsibility in the program is to offer theuse of its facilities."

"We also have an adult evening school inour community. However, they are controlled by a board of directors of their own and are organized as a non-profit independent organization."

"We have conducted such classes formany years and have done so hoping to serve a need or needs as they are made known. We have conducted many classes in the past which we are not continuingnow and which I have not checked above."

"This continuing education program should be developed toa greater degree in meeting the needs of the adult world."

"Beginning January 8, 1969, we will beginan adult high school program for those interested in obtaining a secondary diploma issued by the State Department of Public Instruction. The program is sponsored by The Pennsylvania State University, Allegheny Educational Broadcasting Company and PSEA. We have 31 enrolled."

"In the physical education fieldwe have been offering an extensive summer program and a physical fitness course."

q7.44.s whe4ri.. Finances

The problem of securing fundswas referred to frequently in such statements as:

"Our program has been highly successful mainly because of community and school board support."

"We are curtailed in extension education programs because of lack of funds. It is recommended that the State reimburse for such programs."

"The Department of Public Instruction should subsidize all forms of adult education which in turn would bring forth a great selection of courses and better teaching."

"We offer only six weeks since State Aid was withdrawn for night school."

"Teacher recruitment figure of $4.00 per hour should be removed. This makes teachers difficult to get when the federal evening programs pay twice as much. Local boards are not willing to expend monies on programs which are not reimbursed."

Staffing

Securing qualified teachers and competent leadership posed additional problems:

"We offer any course for which there is a sufficient demand (12 enrollees) and for which we can provide a teacher. Our courses are all non-credit."

"We would be happy to have courses but lackmany things including outstanding leadership."

"This area has a great need for Adult Basic Education. The home economics and vocational programs are difficult to have because regular teachers are unwilling to take extra work each term."

"Our activities are too limited. Persons interested are limited and teachers are difficult to recruit. We would like to offer a lot more as our schools are not used enough."

Participation

There was some concern over the lack of attendance, as noted in the following comments, but this concern seems to be balanced by the number of people who were enthusiastic with the response to their programs:

"Adult evening classes were offered but not given during the 1968-69 term because of lack of applicants."

"Our problem and the nationwide problem is attendance. Improvement is necessary."

ra "This year our 'average' registration (68-69) is low.With no tuition charge for city residents we usually have a much larger number of interested people. 1 personally feel (and have been told) the 'light' response is due to the civil disorders and nonsense that occurred after a football game last fall during our registration week."

"While 116 people registered for the ten adult classes offered, only five classes were able to start with enough students. These classes involved 88 people. The rest were canceled."

"In our first year's operation we had insufficient enrollment insome areas to justify the course. Basically the interest and participation were excellent."

"We feel that this program is providing a real service toour 'blue collar' communities. We want to expand and provide additional courses."

"From meager beginnings of four offerings fiveyears ago, -- Adult Education has grown to over 40 offerings to date."

"We are offering 32 programs for Adult Educationon a non-credit basis."

"This is our first attempt at Adult Education and it wasa complete success. This will become a continuing program of our district."

I V,,ehxtv,A,.tt4Rmwawdk. APPENDIX School Districts Which Participated In This Study

*Abington *Avalon Borough 1841 Susquehanna Road 721 California Ave. Abington, Pa. 19001 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202

*Abington Heights Avella Area E. Grove St. RD 2 Clarks Summit, Pa. 18411 Avella, Pa. 15312

*Albert Gallatin Area *Avon-Grove Area RD 2 RD 1, Box 164 g Uniontown, Pa. 15401 West Grove, Pa. 19390

*Allegheny-Clarion Valley *Avcraworth Union Foxburg, 234 Dickson Ave. Pa. 16036 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202

*Allegheny Valley Babcock 501 Butler Road 4046 Ewalt Springdale, Pa. 15144 Gibsonia, Pa. 15044

*Allentown City Bald Eagle Area 31 S. Penn St. Box 4 Allentown, Pa. 18102 Wingate, Pa. 16880

*Altoona Area *Bald Eagle-Nittany Area Joint 1415 7th Ave. Mill Hall, Altoona, Pa. 16603 Pa. 17751

*Altoona Area Technical Baldwin-Whitehall 6th Ave. and 15th St. 4900 Curry Road Altoona, Pa. 16602 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15236 t *Ambridge Area *Beaver Area 909 Duss Ave. 635 4th St. Ambridge, Pa. 15003 Beaver, Pa. 15009

*Annville-Cleona *Beaver Falls Area S. White Oak St. Carnegie Library Annville, Pa. 17003 Beaver Falls, Pa. 15010

Antietam Bedford Area 705 Friedensburg Road E. John St. Pennside, Reading, Pa. 19606 Bedford, Pa. 15522

Apollo Area Joint *Bellevue Borough 501 N. 2nd St. 536 Lincoln Ave. Apollo, Pa. 15613 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202

*Armstrong Bellwood-Antis Box 351 Martin St. Ford City, Pa. 16226 Bellwood, Pa. 16617

Austin Area Bensalem Township Box 7 3330 Hulmeville Road Austin, Pa. 16720 Cornwells Heights, Pa. 19020

*Secondary School Districts Which Conduct Continuing Education Activities

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*Bentworth Boyertown Area Ellsworth, 4th and Monroe St. Pa. 15331 Boyertown, Pa. 19512

*Berks County Area Technical West *Braddock Borough RD 1 630 Lillie Ave. Leesport, Pa. 19533 Braddock, Pa. 15104

Bermudian Springs Joint *Bradford Area York Springs, 50 Congress St. Pa. 17372 Bradford, Pa. 16701

*Berwick Area Brandywine Heights 1100 Fowler Ave. Topton, Berwick, Pa. 18603 Pa. 19562

*Bethel Park *Brentwood Borough 5301 Park Ave. 3601 Brownsville Road Bethel Park, Pa. 15102 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15227

*Bethlehem Area *Bristol Borough 1330 Church St. 420 Buckley St. Fountain Hill, Bethlehem, Pa. 18015 Bristol, Pa. 19007

*Bethlehem Area Technical *Bristol Borough 240 E. Elizabeth Ave. 800 Coates Ave. Bethlehem, Pa. 18018 Bristol, Pa. 19007

Bethlehem-Center *Brookville Area Box 786 Box 460 Fredericktown, Pa. 15333 Brookville, Pa. 15825

Big Beaver Area Joint *Bucks County Area Technical 2nd Ave. Wistar Road Koppel, Pa. 16136 Fairless Hills, Pa. 19030

*Big Spring Bucktail Area Joint RD 2, Box 98 Renovo, Newville, Pa. 17241 Pa. 17764

*Blacklick Valley *Burgettstown Area Wagner Bldg. 99 Main St., Administration Bldg. Nanty Glo, Pa. 15943 Burgettstown, Pa. 15021

*Blairsville-Saltsburg *Butler Area 195 N. Walnut St. Box 791 Blairsville, Pa. 15717 Butler, Pa. 16001

*Bloomsburg Area California Area 12th and Railroad Sts. 5th and Liberty Sts. Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815 California, Pa. 15419

*Blue Mountain Cambria Heights 15 Wilder St. 510 Beech Ave. Cressona, Pa. 17929 Patton, Pa. 16668

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*Cambridge Springs Area Joint Central Luzerne County Joint Venango Ave. 281 Mountain Blvd. Cambridge Springs, Pa. 16493 Mountaintop, Pa. 18707

Camp Hill Central York 24th and Chestnut Sts. 275 E. 7th Ave. Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 York, Pa. 17404

*Canton Area *Centre County Area Technical 162 E. Main Street Pleasant Gap, Canton, Pa. 17724 Pa. 16283

*Carbon County Area Technical *Chambersburg Area 13th St. 511 S. 6th St. 17201 Jim Thorpe, Pa. 18229 Chambersburg, Pa.

Carbondale City *Charleroi Area Box 475 Fecsen Dr. 15022 Carbondale, Pa. 18407 Charleroi, Pa.

*Carlisle Area Chartiers-Houston 623 W. Penn St. 2050 W. Pike St. 15342 Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Houston, Pa.

*Carlynton *Chartiers Valley 2053 Swallow Hill Road 843 Washington Ave. 15220 Carnegie, Pa. 15106 Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Carmichaels Area *Cheltenham Township 300 W. Green St. Wyncote, Carmichaels, Pa. 15320 Pa. 19095

*Centennial *Chester City Newton Road 18th and Melrose Ave. 19013 Warminister, Pa. 18974 Chester, Pa.

Center Township Chestnut Ridge Baker Town Extension Fishertown, Monaca, Pa. 15061 Pa. 15539

*Central Chester CountyArea Technical *Chichester 1635 E. Lincoln Highway 333 Chichester Ave. 19061 Coatesville, Pa. 19329 Boothwyn, Pa.

*Central Dauphin Churchill Area 626 Rutherford Road Greensburg' Pike 15221 Harrisburg, Pa. 17109 Pittsburgh, Pa.

*Central Fulton *Clairton City E. Cherry St. 5th St. 15025 McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 Clairton, Pa.

*Central Greene *Clarion Area Waynesburg, 219 Liberty St. Clarion, Pa. 16214 Pa. 15370

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Clarion-Linestone Area *Conrad Weiser Area RD 1 RD Strattanville, Pa. 16258 Robesonia, Pa. 19551

*Claysburg-Kimmel Coraopolis Borough Claysburg, 1347 State Ave. Pa. 16693 Coraopolis, Pa. 15108 *Clearfield Area *Cornwall-Lebanon Mill Road E. Evergreen Road Clearfield, Pa. 16830 Lebanon, Pa. 17042 Clifton Heights Borough *Corry Area Joint Baltimore Ave. and DiamondSt. 800 E. South St. Clifton Heights, Pa. 19018 Corry, Pa. 16407 *Coatesville Area *Coudersport Area 1515 E. Lincoln Highway Coudersport, Coatesville, Pa. 19320 Pa. 16915 *Cocalio Council Rock S. 6th Street Twining Ford Road Denver Pa. 17517 Richboro, Pa. 18954

Cochranton Area Joint Cranberry Area Cochranton, Main St. Pa. 16314 Seneca, Pa. 16346 *Colonial Cumberland Valley Germantown Pike RD 1 Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462 Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055 *Columbia *Curwensville Area 9th St. at Kinderhook Road Curwensville, Columbia, Pa. 17512 Pa. 16833

*Conemaugh Valley Area *Dallastown Area 1107 Cushon St. RD 1 Cover Hill, Johnstown, Pa. 15902 Dallastown, Pa. 17313

*Conestoga Valley *Damascus Township 2110 Horseshoe Road Damascus, Lancaster, Pa. 17601 Pa. 18415

Conneaut Lake Area *Daniel Boone Area RD 2 Birdsboro, Conneaut Lake, Pa. 16316 Pa. 19508 *Conneaut Valley *Darby-Colwyn Joint Conneautville, Summit St. Pa. 16406 Darby, Pa. 19023

*Connellsville Area *Darby Township Race St. 814 Hillcrest Dr. Connellsville, Pa. 15425 Glenolden, Pa. 19036

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Delaware Valley *East Stroudsburg Area Milford, N. Courtland St. Pa. 18337 East Stroudsburg, Pa. 18301

*Derry Area *Eastern Lancaster County RD 1, Box 169 Rt. 23 and Tower Road Derry, Pa. 15627 New Holland, Pa. 17557

*Derry Township *Eastern Lebanon County Homestead Road RD 2 Hershey, Pa. 17033 Myerstown, Pa. 17067

Dickson City Borough *Eastern Montgomery County Area Tech. Carmalt St. 175 Terwood Road Dickson City, Pa. 18519 Willow Grove, Pa. 19090

*Donegal *Eastern Northampton County Area Tech. RD 1, Box 297 25th St. and William Penn Highway Mount Joy, Pa. 17552 Easton, Pa. 18042

*Dover Area *Eastern York E. Canal St. RD 1 Dover, Pa. 17315 Wrightsville, Pa. 17368

Dowingtown Area *Easton Area Joint 450 Manor Ave. 811 Northampton St. Dowingtown, Pa. 19335 Easton, Pa. 18042

DuBois Area Edgewood Borough 29 Scribner Ave. 241 Maple Ave. DuBois, Pa. 15801 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218

Dunmore Elders Ridge Joint Apple and Ambrose St. Star Rt., Box 56 Dunmore, Pa. 18512 Saltsburg, Pa. 15681

East Deer-Frazer Union *Elizabeth-Forward Freeport Road 401 Rock Run Road Creighton, Pa. 15030 Elizabeth, Pa. 15037

*East Lycoming *Elizabethtown Area W. Cemetery St. 550 E. Park Hughesville, Pa. 17737 Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022

*East Penn Elk Lake 640 Macungie Ave. Dimock, Emmaus, Pa. 18049 Pa. 18816

*East Pennsboro Area *Ellwood City Area Shady Lane 501 Crescent Ave. Enola, Pa. 17025 Ellwood City, Pa. 16117

East Pittsburgh Borough *Erie City Howard St. Bldg. 7th and French St. East Pittsburgh, Pa. 15112 Erie, Pa. 16501

17 APPENDIX (Continued) *Erie County Area Technical Forbes Joint RD 3, Robertson Road Kantner, Erie, Pa. 16509 Pa. 15548 Etna Borough Forbes Road Hickory St. Harrisonville, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15223 Pa. 17228 *Everett Area Forest Hills N. River Lane Sidman, Everett, Pa. 15537 Pa. 15955 *Exeter Township *Fort Cherry E. 37th St. RD 4 Reiffton, Reading,Pa. 19606 McDonald, Pa. 15057 *Fairfield Area Fort LeBoeuf Fairfield, Waterford, Pa. 17320 Pa. 16441 *Fairview *Fox Chapel Area Box 50 611 Field ClubRoad Fairview, Pa. 16415 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15238 Fairview-Karns City Joint *Franklin Area High School Bldg. Box 350 Karns City, Pa. 16041 Franklin, Pa. 16323 Fannett-Metal Franklin Regional Willow Hill, 3925 Reed Blvd. Pa. 17271 Murrysville, Pa. 15668 *Farrell Area *Frazier Roemer Blvd. Box 302 Farrell, Pa. 16121 Perryopolis, Pa. 15473 *Fayette County Area Technical Freedom Area Box 122A, Fairchange Road 8th Ave. Uniontown, Pa. 15401 Freedom, Pa. 15042 Fell Township Galeton Area 8 John St. Bridge St. Simpson, Pa. 18407 Galeton, Pa. 16922 Ferndale Area Garnet Valley Joint 600 Harlan Ave. RD 2 Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Glen Mills, Pa. 19342 *Fleetwood Area Gateway Fleetwood, Moss Side Blvd. Pa. 19522 Monroeville, Pa. 15146 Folcroft Borough *Gettysburg Joint School Lane P.O. Box 310 Folcroft, Pa. 19032 Gettysburg, Pa. 17325

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Glendale *Harrisburg Irvona Box 2645 Harrisburg, Pa. 17105 Pa. 16656 *Harrisburg-Steelton-Highspire Area Tech. *Governor Mifflin S. Waverly St. 3001 N. Second St., B-Bldg. 17110 Shillington, Pa. 19607 Harrisburg, Pa.

*Greater Johnstown *Hatboro-Horsham Somerset and Napoleon Sts. 229 Meetinghouse Road Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Horsham, Pa. 19044

*Greater Latrobe *Haverford Township Lane RD 4 E. Eagle and Hathaway 19083 Latrobe, Pa. 15650 Havertown, Pa.

Greater Nanticoke Area *Hazelton Area Box 126 950 Peace St. 18201 Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 Hazelton, Pa.

*Greencastle-Antrim *Hempfield 370 S. Ridge Ave. Stanley Ave. 17538 Greencastle, Pa. 17225 Landisville, Pa.

*Greensburg Salem *Hempfield Area 534 E. Pittsburgh St. RD 6, Box 76 15601 Greensburg, Pa. 15601 Greensburg, Pa.

*Greenville Area Hickory Township Donation Road 2910 E. State St. Greenville, Pa. 16125 Sharon, Pa. 16146

*Halifax Area Highland Suburban Joint RD 2 402 Shenango Road 15010 Halifax, Pa. 17032 Beaver Falls, Pa.

*Hamburg Area *Highlands Windsor St. 9th St. Hamburg, Pa. 19526 Tarentum, Pa. 15084

*Hanover Borough *Hollidaysburg Area 190 E. Walnut St. 405 Allegheny St. 16648 Hanover, Pa. 17331 Hollidaysburg, Pa.

*Harbor Creek Township *Homer-Center 6375 Buffalo Road Homer City, Harbor Creek, Pa. 16421 Pa. 15748

*Harmony *Homestead RD 1 221 E. 12th Ave. 15120 Westover, Pa. 16692 Homestead, Pa.

Harmony Township Hopewell-Independence-Raccoon Joint Highland Ave. 1215 Longvue Ave. 15001 Ambridge, Pa. 15003 Aliquippa, Pa.

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*Huntingdon Area Lake-Lehman 723 Portland Ave. Administration Bldg. Huntingdon, Pa. 16652 Lehman, Pa. 18627

*Indiana Area *Lakeview 501 E. Pike RD 1 Indiana, Pa. 15701 Stoneboro, Pa. 16153

*Interboro Joint *Lampeter-Strasburg South and Trites Aves. Administration Bldg. Glenolden, Pa. 19036 Lampeter, Pa. 17537

*Iroquois Area Lancaster Township 4301 Main St. 919 Seventh St. Erie, Pa. 16511 Lancaster, Pa. 17603

*Jeannette City Lansdowne-Aldan Joint Box 418 Green and Clover Ayes. Jeannette, Pa. 15644 Landsdowne, Pa. 19050

Jenner-Boswell Joint *Laurel Highlands 400 Ohio St. Church St., Box 22 Boswell, Pa. 15531 Hopwood, Pa. 15445

Jersey Shore Area *Lawrence County Vocational-Technical 201 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Wood St. Jersey Shore, Pa. 17740 New Castle, Pa. 16101

Jessup School Borough Lebanon Lane St. 6th and Chestnut Sts. Jessup, Pa. 18434 Lebanon, Pa. 17042

Jim Thorpe Area Joint *Lebanon County Area Technical 11th and Center Sts. 833 Metro Dr. Jim Thorpe, Pa. 18229 Lebanon, Pa. 17042

Johnsonburg Area Leechburg Union Elk Ave. Siberian Ave. Johnsonburg, Pa. 15845 Leechburg, Pa. 15656

*Kennett Consolidated *Lehighton Area P.O. Box A 200 Beaver Run Road Kennett Square, Pa. 19348 Lehighton, Pa. 18235

*Keystone *Lenape Area Technical Box 370 2215 Chaplin Ave. Knox, Pa. 16232 Ford City, Pa. 16226

*Kiski Area *Lewisburg Area 184 Sherman Ave. 140 N. 2nd St. Vandergrift, Pa. 15690 Lewisburg, Pa. 17837

*LacKawanna Trail *Ligonier Valley College Ave., Administration Bldg. Church and Market Sts. Factoryville, Pa. 18419 Ligonier, Pa. 15658

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Line Mountain Middleburg Joint RD 1 504 E. Main Herndon, Pa. 17830 Middleburg, Pa. 17842

*Lock Haven Area Joint *Mifflin County 95 W. 4th St. 514 W. 4th St. Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 Lewistown, Pa. 17044

*Lower Dauphin *Mifflinburg Area 5 W. Main St. First and Market Sts. Hummelstown, Pa. 17038 Mifflinburg, Pa. 17844

*Lower Merion *Millcreek Township 301 Montgomery Ave. 2628 Colonial Ave. Ardmore, Pa. 19003 Erie, Pa. 16505

*Lower Providence-Worcester Joint Millersburg Area Fairview Village, Centre St. Pa. 19409 Millersburg, Pa. 17061

Loyalsock Township Millvale Borough 2151 Loyalsock Dr. 820 Evergreen Ave. Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15209

*McGuffey *Milton Area Box 337 700 Mahoning St. Claysville, Pa. 15323 Milton, Pa. 17847

*McKeesport Area Mohawk Area 402 Shaw Ave. Bldg. Bessemer, McKeesport, Pa. 15132 Pa. 16112

*Mahanoy Area *Monaca Borough Box 58 Allen Ave. and Ella St. Mahanoy City, Pa. 17948 Monaca, Pa. 15061

Manheim Township *Monessen City School Road 6th and Reed Ave. Neffsville, Pa. 17556 Monessen, Pa. 15062

*Marion Center Area *Montgomery Area Marion Center, Penn St. Pa. 15759 Montgomery, Pa. 17752

*Mars Area Montour Box 369 Clever Road Mars, Pa. 16046 McKees Rocks, Pa. 15136

*Mechanicsburg Area *Montoursville Area Elmwood Ave. 900 Spruce St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055 Montoursville, Pa. 17754

Meyersdale Area *Montrose Area RD 3 RD 3 Meyersdale, Pa. 15552 Montrose, Pa. 18801

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*Moon SchoolsUnion *Norristown Area 1407 Beers SchoolRoad 401 N. WhitehallRoad Coraopolis, Pa. 15108 Norristown, Pa. 19401 Morrisville Borough *North Allegheny Summerseat Bldg. 350 Cumberland Road Morrisville, Pa. 19067 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15237 *Mt. Carmel Area North Braddock Borough 3rd and Market Sts. Jones Ave. Mt. Carmel, Pa. 17851 North Braddock, Pa. 15104 *Mt. Lebanon *North Clarion County Bower Hill Road Leeper, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15243 Pa. 16233 *Mt. Union Area *North East Joint 706 N. Shaver St. 2 Gibson St. Mt. Union, Pa. 17066 North East, Pa. 16428 *Muhlenberg Township *North Hills Bellevue Ave. 4900 Perry Highway Laureldale, Reading,Pa. 19605 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15237 *Muncy *North Montco Area W. Penn St. Technical Sumneytown Pike and Muncy, Pa. 17756 Valley Forge Road Lansdale, Pau 19446 Nazareth Area *North Penn 2 Center Square 400 Penn St. Nazareth, Pa. 18064 Lansdale, Pa. 19446 Neshaminy *North Schuylkill 2001 Old Lincoln Highway N. 9th St. Langhorne, Pa. 19047 Ashland, Pa. 17921 Nether Providence Township *North Schuylkill 200 S. Providence County Area Technical Road Frackville, Wallingford, Pa. 19086 Pa. 17931 *Neville Township *Northeast Bradford 3rd St. RD 1 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15225 Rome, Pa. 18837 New Brighton Area Northeastern Allegheny St. 3rd and MapleSts. New Brighton, Pa. 15066 Mt. Wolf, Pa. 17347 New Hope-Solebury *Northern Bedford 180 W. Bridge St. County Loysburg, New Hope, Pa. 18938 Pa. 16659 *New Kensington-Arnold *Northern Butler Rt. 56 at 7th St. County RD 2 New Kensington, Pa. 15068 West Sunbury, Pa. 16061

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*Northern Lebanon Otto-Eldred Fredericksburg, Duke Center, Pa. 17026 Pa. 16729

*Northern Potter Palisades Ulysses, RD 1 Pa. 16948 Kintersville, Pa. 18930

*Northekn Palmyra Area 301 W. Main St. E. Spruce St. Elkland, Pa. 16920 Palmyra, Pa. 17078

*Northern York County Panther Valley 102 Baltimore St. E. Bertsch St. Dillsburg, Pa. 17019 Lansford, Pa. 18232

Northwest Area Paoli Area RD 2 95 Howellville Road Shickshinny, Pa. 18655 Berwyn, Pa. 19312

*Northwestern *Pen Argyl Area 1 Harthan Way, Box 68 501 W. Laurel Ave. 4 Albion, Pa. 16401 Pen Argyl, Pa. 180702

*Norwin *Penn-Delco Union McMakon Dr. RD 7 95 Concord Road Irwin, Pa. 15642 Green Ridge, Chester, Pa. 19014

*Oakmont Borough *Penn Hills Township 700 5th St. 12200 Garland Dr. Oakmont, Pa. 15139 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235

*Octorara Area *Pennridge RD 1 5th St., MR 1 Atglen, Pa. 19310 Perkasie, Pa. 18944

*Oil City Area *Pennsbury P.O. Box 929, 833 Grandview Road Yardley Ave. Oil City, Pa. 16301 Fallsington, Pa. 19054

*Old Forge *Penn-Trafford Marion St. Administration Bldg. Old Forge, Pa. 18518 Harrison City, Pa. 15636

*Oley Valley *Pequea Valley Oley, RD 1 Pa. 19547 Kinzers, Pa. 17535

Olyphant Borough Perkiomen Joint Susquehanna and Church Sts. 3rd Ave. Olyphant, Pa. 18447 Collegeville, Pa. 19426

*Oswayo Valley Peters Township Oswayo St. 616 E. McMurray Road Shinglehouse, Pa. 16748 McMurray, Pa. 15317

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*Philadelphia City *Pottsville Area Parkway at 21st St. 5th and Norwegian Sts. Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 Pottsville, Pa. 17901

*Phoenixville Area *Purchase Line 1120 S. Gay St. RD 1 Phoenixville, Pa. 19460 Commodore, Pa. 15729

*Pine Grove Area *Quakertown Community High St. 600 Park Ave. Pine Grove, Pa. 17963 Quakertown, Pa. 18951

*Pittsburgh City Quaker Valley 341 S. Belief field Ave. 221 Beaver Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213 Sewickley, Pa. 15143

Pittston Area Randolph-East Mead Defoe St. Guys Mills, Pittston, Pa. 18640 Pa. 16327

Plains-Laflin Joint *Reading W. Carey St. 8th and Washington Sts. Plains, Pa. 18705 Reading, Pa. 19601

Pleasant Valley *Redbank Valley Box 43 Broad St. Brodheadsville, Pa. 18322 New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242

Pleasantville Joint *Red Lion Area 374 N. Main St. 200 Horace Mann Ave. Pleasantville, Pa. 16341 Red Lion, Pa. 17356

*Plum Borough Reserve Township 900 Elicker Road Lonsdale St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15239 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15212

*Pocono Mountain Reynolds Swiftwater, 531 Reynolds Road Pa. 18370 Greenville, Pa. 16125

*Portage Area *Rice Ave. Union High Meade St. 1100 Rice Ave. Portage, Pa. 15946 Girard, Pa. 16417

*Port Allegany Richland 200 Oak St. Theatre Dr. Port Allegany, Pa. 16743 Johnstown, Pa. 15904

*Pottsgrove *Ridley Rt. 18 Morton Ave. Pottstown, Pa. 19464 Folsom, Pa. 19033

*Pottstown Ringgold Beech and Penn St. 1200 Chess St. Pottstown, Pa. 19464 Monongahela, Pa. 15063

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*Rochester Area Shenandoah valley 540 Reno Street Florida Ave. Rochester, Pa. 15074 Shenandoah, Pa. 17976

Rockwood Area *Shenango Area Box G 2550 Ellwood Road Rockwood, Pa. 15557 New Castle, Pa. 16101

*Rose Tree Media *Shippensburg Area 412 N. Jackson St. 375 N. Morris St. Media, Pa. 19063 Shippensburg, Pa. 17257

*Saegertown Area Joint *Smethport Area Box 287 W. King St. Saegertown, Pa. 16433 Smethport, Pa. 16749

Schuylkill Haven Area *Solanco Box 250 RD 2 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 17972 Quarryville, Pa. 17566

Schwenksville Union *Somerset Area Schwenksville, 218 N. Kimberly Ave. Pa. 19473 Somerset, Pa. 15501

*Scranton City *Souderton Area 425 N. Washington Ave. 41 N. School Lane Scranton, Pa. 18503 Souderton, Pa. 18964

Selinsgrove Area Joint *South Allegheny Box 90 2743 Washington Blvd. Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870 McKeesport, Pa. 15133

Shade-Central City Union South Eastern Cairnbrook, Administration Office Pa. 15924 Fawn Grove, Pa. 17321

*Shaler South Fayette Township 201 Wetzel Road RD 2, Box 207A Glenshaw, Pa. 15116 McDonald, Pa. 15057

*Shamokin Area *South Middleton 7th and Arch Sts. Boiling Springs, Shamokin, Pa. 17872 Pa. 17007

Shanksville-Stonycreek Joint South Western Shanksville, 200 Bowman Road Pa. 15560 Hanover, Pa. 17331

Sharon Hill Borough *South Williamsport Kenny Ave. and Coates St. 700 Percy St. Sharon Hill, Pa. 19079 Williamsport, Pa. 17701

Sharpsville Area *Southeastern Greene Ridge Ave. RD 1 Sharpsville, Pa. 16150 Greensboro, Pa. 15338

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Southern Beaver County Joint *Stroudsburg Area Box 160B 1100 W. Main St. Hookstown, Pa. 15050 Stroudsburg, Pa. 18360

Southern Columbia *Sugar Valley Area Joint RD 2 Loganton, Catawissa, Pa. 17820 Pa. 17747

Southern Fulton Sullivan County Warfordsburg, First National Bank Bldg. Pa. 17267 Dushore, Pa. 18614

Southern Huntingdon County *Susquehanna Community Orbisonia, Box 215 Pa. 17243 Susquehanna, Pa. 18847

Southern York County Susquehanna Township RD 3 3500 Elmerton Ave. Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Harrisburg, Pa. 17109

*Southmoreland Swarthmore-Rutledge Union N. Chestnut St. 100 College Ave. Scottdale, Pa. 15683 Swarthmore, Pa. 19081

*Southwest Butler County Swissville Area Joint RD 1 1826 Monongahela Ave. Harmony, Pa. 16037 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218

Sparta Merged *Tamaqua Area Spartansburg, Box 112 Pa. 16434 Tamaqua, Pa. 18252

*Spring Cove *Towanda Area Martinsburg, N. 4th St. Pa. 16662 Towanda, Pa. 18848

Springfield Township Townville Consolidated Joint 1901 E. Paper Mill Road Townville, Oreland, Pa. 19075 Pa. 16360

*Springfield Township *Trinity Area 111 W. Leamy Ave. Park Ave. Springfield, Pa. 19064 Washington, Pa. 15301

Spring-Ford Area *Tri-Valley Lower Lewis Road Star Route Royersford, Pa. 19468 Valley View, Pa. 17983

*State College Area Troy Area 131 W. Nittany Ave. 250 High St. State College, Pa. 16801 Troy, Pa. 16947

*Steelton-Highspire *Tulpehocken Area 4th and Walnut Sts. RD 2 Steelton, Pa. 17113 Bernville, Pa. 19506

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Turkeyfoot Valley Area *Upper Perkiomen Confluence, 1 Walt Road Pa. 15424 Pennsburg, Pa. 18073

Tuscarora *Upper St. Clair Township P. O. Box 149 1820 McLaughlin Run Road Mercersburg, Pa. 17236 Bridgeville, Pa. 15017

Tussey Mountain Valley Grove Saxton, 403 Rocky Grove Ave. Pa. 16678 Franklin, Pa. 16323

Union Area Wallenpaupack Area 500 S. Scotland Lane Star Route 2 New Castle, Pa. 16101 Hawley, Pa. 18428

*Union City Joint *Warrior Run Concord St. RD 1 Union City, Pa. 16438 Turbotville, Pa. 17772

*Uniontown Area Warwick 18 E. South St. W. Orange St. Uniontown, Pa. 15401 Lititz, Pa. 17543

Unionville-Chadds Ford *Washington Unionville, 44 W. Wheeling St. Pa. 19375 Washington, Pa. 15301

United Wattsburg Area Joint RD 2 Box 119 New Florence, Pa. 15944 Wattsburg, Pa. 16442

Upper Adams *Waynesboro Area Biglerville, Box 72, E. 2nd St. Pa. 17307 Waynesboro, Pa. 17268

*Upper Bucks County Area Technical Weatherly Area Star Route Spring and E. Main St. Perkasie, Pa. 18944 Weatherly, Pa. 18255

*Upper Darby Township West Allegheny Lansdowne Ave. and School Lane Box E Upper Darby, Pa. 19084 Imperial, Pa. 15126

Upper Dauphin Area West Branch Area Church St. Box 248 Elizabethville, Pa. 17023 Morrisdale, Pa. 16858

Upper Merion Area West Greene 435 Crossfield Road Rogersville, King of Prussia, Pa. 19406 Pa. 15359

*Upper Moreland Township West Homestead Borough Terwood Road 468 W. 8th Ave. Willow Grove, Pa. 19090 West Homestead, Pa. 15120

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*West Jefferson Hills Wilkes-Barre Township P. O. Box 18019 20 Casey Ave. Pleasant Hills, Pa. 15236 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702

West Middlesex Area *Wilkinsburg Borough Box 231 733 Penn Ave. West Middlesex, Pa. 16159 Wilkinsburg, Pa. 17221

*West Mifflin Area Williams Valley 3560 Outlook Dr. 2040 E. Grand Ave. West Mifflin, Pa. 15122 Reinerton, Pa. 17980

*West Reading *Williamsburg Community 4th Ave. and Franklin St. W. 3rd St. West Reading, Pa. 19602 Williamsburg, Pa. 16693

*West Shore *Williamsport Area 33 N. 8th St. 605 W. 4th St. Lemoyne, Pa. 17043 Williamsport, Pa. 17701

*West Side Area Vocational-Technical Wilmington Area W. Dorrance St. 350 Wood St. Kingston, Pa. 18704 New Wilmington, Pa. 16142

*West Snyder County Joint *Wilson Borough Area Joint RD 1 445 S. 22nd St. Beaver Springs, Pa. 17812 Easton, Pa. 18042

*West York Area *Windber Area 2605 W. Market St. 23rd St. York, Pa. 17404 Windber, Pa. 15963

*Western Beaver County *Wissahickon RD 1 Houston Road Smith's Ferry, Pa. 15080 Ambler, Pa. 19002

*Western Montgomery County Area Tech. Wyalusing Area 77 Gratersford Road Main St. Limerick, Pa. 19468 Wyalusing, Pa. 18853

*Western Wayne Joint Wyoming Area South Canaan, 100 Montgomery Ave. Pa. 18459 West Pittston, Pa. 18643

Westmont Hilltop *Wyoming Valley West 1650 Menoher Blvd. 386 Wyoming Ave. Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Kingston, Pa. 18704

*Whitehall High Yeadon Borough Mechanicsville Road Cypress and Baily Road Whitehall, Pa. 18052 Yeadon, Pa. 19050

*Wilkes-Barre City *York City 730 S. Main 329 S. Lindbergh Ave. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 York,, Pa*.17405 28

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