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Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit and School District Directory 2017-18 Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit and School District Directory The Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit will not discriminate in educational programs, activities or employment practices based on race, color, national origin, gender, disability, marital status, age, religion, sexual orientation, ancestry, union membership or other legally protected classifications. Announcement of this policy is in accord with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Employees and program participants who have an inquiry or complaint of harassment or discrimination, or who need information about accommodations for people with disabilities, should contact: Director of Human Resources, CSIU, 90 Lawton Lane, Milton, PA 17847, 570-523-1155. Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit The 2017-18 CSIU and School District Directory can be downloaded from the CSIU’s website at www.csiu.org. Please check the site periodically for updates to the directory. Published November 1, 2017 Revised January 12, 2018 CONTENTS Page Projected 2017-18 Enrollments ............................................... 4 SCHOOL DISTRICTS Benton Area School District .................................................... 5 Berwick Area School District .................................................. 6 Bloomsburg Area School District ........................................... 8 Central Columbia School District.........................................10 Danville Area School District ................................................12 Lewisburg Area School District ............................................14 Line Mountain School District ..............................................16 Midd-West School District ....................................................18 Mifflinburg Area School District ..........................................20 Millville Area School District ................................................22 Milton Area School District ...................................................24 Mount Carmel Area School District ....................................26 Selinsgrove Area School District ...........................................28 Shamokin Area School District .............................................30 Shikellamy School District .....................................................32 Southern Columbia Area School District ...........................34 Warrior Run School District ..................................................36 CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTERS Columbia-Montour Area Vocational-Technical School .......38 Northumberland Co. Career and Technology Center ..........38 SUN Area Technical Institute ..................................................39 CHARTER SCHOOL SusQ-Cyber Charter School...................................................40 NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS Schools Receiving CSIU Services ..........................................41 Schools Not Receiving CSIU Services ..................................43 School Calendars ......................................................................48 Van Delivery Schedule ............................................................52 2 Page CSIU Leadership Team ................................................................56 Board of Directors and Meeting Schedule ........................58 Central Support Services ........................................................59 Services for Regional Children and Students Early Childhood ..................................................................61 School Age ...........................................................................65 Special Education ...............................................................68 Therapeutic Programs .......................................................70 Adult .....................................................................................71 Services for Regional Educators ............................................73 Services for Regional Schools ................................................74 Statewide Services for Schools and Communities ............76 ADDITIONAL INFORMation AND RESOURCES Pennsylvania Department of Education ..............................79 PA Intermediate Units .............................................................80 Federal and State Legislators ..................................................83 Regional Higher Education ....................................................85 CSIU Staff Index ......................................................................86 CSIU Central Office and Annex Driving Directions .........92 3 PROJECTED 2017-18 ENROLLMENTS SCHOOL DISTRICTS Columbia County Benton Area...............................................................669 Berwick Area ..........................................................2,803 Bloomsburg Area ...................................................1,565 Central Columbia ..................................................1,825 Millville Area .............................................................659 Southern Columbia Area .....................................1,386 Montour County Danville Area ..........................................................2,709 Northumberland County Line Mountain .......................................................1,122 Milton Area ............................................................2,075 Mount Carmel Area ..............................................1,505 Shamokin Area ......................................................2,252 Shikellamy ...............................................................3,005 Warrior Run ...........................................................1,511 Snyder County Midd-West ..............................................................2,148 Selinsgrove Area ....................................................2,637 Union County Lewisburg Area ......................................................1,983 Mifflinburg Area ....................................................2,083 CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTERS Columbia-Montour Area Vocational-Technical School ..............................640 Northumberland County Career and Technology Center ..........................183 SUN Area Technical Institute ................................260 OTHER SusQ-Cyber Charter School ..................................125 Nonpublic Schools ................................................3,508 Total Projected Enrollment ........................... 36,653 4 Benton AREA 600 Green Acres Road, Benton, PA 17814 570-925-6651 • FAX 570-925-6973 ed.x # B302 • www.bentonsd.org Every child, every standard: knowing and growing ADMinistration James M. Geffken, Superintendent, 1003 Missy Muldowney, Secretary to the Superintendent, 1003 Beverly Peterson, Business Manager, 1002 Lindsay Rado, Special Education Director, 2003 CSIU-Region Schools Douglas Fedor, School Psychologist, 3007 Rick Long, Director of Maintenance, Buildings & Grounds, 4003 Brady Hess, Technology Director, 1006 Kristin Stevenson, Food Service Director (Nutrition, Inc.), 3009 SECONDARY SCHOOL Benton Area Middle/Senior High School 400 Park Street, Benton, PA 17814 570-925-2651 FAX 570-925-0956 PDE Bldg # 1595 Coleen Genovese, Principal, 3005 Kelly Kocher, Guidance Counselor, 3006 Debra Ross, School Nurse, 3017 Projected 2017-18 Enrollment: 286 (gr 7-12) Instructional/Administrative Staff: 34 Support Staff: 7 ELEMentarY SCHOOL L. Ray Appleman Elementary School 525 Park Street, Benton, PA 17814 570-925-6971 FAX 570-925-5405 PDE Bldg # 1594 David Snover, Principal, 2002 Debra Ross, School Nurse, 2005 Projected 2017-18 Enrollment: 383 (K-6) Instructional/Administrative Staff: 34 Support Staff: 18 Projected 2017-18 District Enrollment: 669 BOARD OF Directors Carl Osborg, President Lance Wolfe, Vice President Kathleen DeYong, Assistant Secretary Michael Bath Rich DuMond George Griffith Wade Heggenstaller Bruce Hess Dana Sarnoski Missy Muldowney, Board Secretary Paul Reichart, Board Treasurer Sweet, Stevens, Tucker and Katz, Solicitors Board meets 3rd Monday every month except July (no meeting) and December (1st Monday). Committee of the Whole meets 2nd Monday of the month except February, July, November and December (no meetings). Municipalities Benton Borough Fishing Creek Township Stillwater Borough Jackson Township Benton Township Sugarloaf Township 5 BERWICK AREA 500 Line Street, Berwick, PA 18603 570-759-6400, ext. 3500 • FAX 570-759-6439 ed.x # B306 • www.berwicksd.org Building a better community...one student at a time ADMinistration Wayne D. Brookhart, Superintendent Janet Kovach, Secretary Renee Gomez, Business Administrator Wayne D. Brookhart, Director of Secondary Curriculum Robert Croop, Director of Curriculum Wendy Kupsky, Assistant to the Superintendent in charge of Student Services Jude Elion, School Psychologist Vacant, School Psychologist Michelle Grazio, Health Services Chairperson Benton Culver, Director of Buildings and Grounds Steven Christian, Network Director of Technology Vacant, Food Service/Transportation Director Frank Sheptock, Athletic Director Administrative/Instructional Staff: 10 Support Staff: 21 SECONDARY SCHOOLS Berwick Area High School 1100 Fowler Avenue, Berwick, PA 18603 570-759-6400, ext. 3100 FAX 570-759-6466 PDE Bldg # 1605 Jill Shipman, Principal David Robbins, Assistant Principal Patrick Sharkey, Dean of Students Projected 2017-18 Enrollment: 770 (gr 9-12) Instructional/Administrative Staff: 61 Support Staff: 35
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