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OMB 3060-0806 Approval by OMB FCC Form 471 December 2018 Description of Services Ordered and Certification Form 471 FCC Form 471 Application Information Nickname Delaware Co IU RWAN 2021-22 Application Number 211023770 Funding Year 2021 Category of Service Category 1 Billed Entity Contact Information Delaware County IU RWAN Consortium Debra M Kriete 200 Yale Ave Morton PA 19070 717-232-0222 610-938-9000 [email protected] [email protected] Billed Entity Number 17000533 FCC Registration Number 0013944392 Applicant Type Consortium Consulting Firms Name Consultant City State Zip Phone Email Registration Code Number Number DEBRA M. KRIETE, ESQ. 16043864 Mechanicsburg PA 17050 717-232-0222 [email protected] Entity Information Consortium Entities School Entity - Details BEN Name Urban/ State State NCES Alternative School Attributes Total Endowment Rural LEA ID School ID Code Discount Students for C2 Budget 208516 Chester Community Ch Urban 1252 7539 N/A Charter School; 4406 None arter School - East Cam 32950 Public School pus BDLG B School Entity - Discount Rate Calculation Details BEN Name Urban/ Number of Students CEP CEP Base Rural Students Count Based Percentage Year on Estimate 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BD Urban 4406 N/A 87.94% LG B Page 1 School Entity - Annexes School BEN School Name Annex Name 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BDLG B Chester Community Charter School - West Campus 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BDLG B Chester Community Charter School - Upland Campus 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BDLG B CCCS East Campus BLDG A 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BDLG B CCCS East Campus BLDG C 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BDLG B CCCS East Campus BDLG D 208516 Chester Community Charter School - East Campus BDLG B Aston Campus Related School District Entity - Details BEN Name Urban/ State State NCES School District How does Total Endowment Rural LEA ID School Code Attributes the district Student ID report its Count for student count Category for Category Two Budget Two budget? 126090 CHESTER-UPLAND Urban 1252 Public Sch A number for 2790 None SCHOOL DISTRICT 31232 ool District each school in the district 126092 PENN DELCO SCHOOL Urban Public Sch A number for 3136 None DISTRICT ool District each school in the district 126098 UPPER DARBY SCHOOL Urban Public Sch A number for 12667 None DISTRICT ool District each school in the district 126105 SOUTHEAST DELCO Urban Public Sch A number for 4245 None SCHOOL DIST ool District each school in the district 126107 RIDLEY SCHOOL Urban 1252 Public Sch A number for 5642 None DISTRICT 37702 ool District each school in the district 126121 WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL Urban Public Sch A number for 5178 None DISTRICT ool District each school in the district 126131 DELAWARE COUNTY Urban ESA School D A number for 1513 None INTERMEDIATE UNIT 25 istrict; Public each school School District in the district 126133 Rose Tree Media School Urban Public Sch A number for 3933 None District ool District each school in the district 126134 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL Urban 1252 1252 Public Sch A number for 4277 None DISTRICT 38502 38502 ool District each school in the district 126140 MARPLE NEWTOWN Urban Public Sch A number for 3095 None SCHOOL DISTRICT ool District each school in the district 126144 INTERBORO SCHOOL Urban 1252 1885, 18 Public Sch A number for 3377 None DISTRICT 35103 81, 1883, ool District each school 6508, 48 in the district 47, 7643 126150 HAVERFORD TWP Urban Public Sch A number for 6587 None SCHOOL DISTRICT ool District each school in the district 126152 WALLINGFORD- Urban Public Sch A number for 3475 None SWARTHMORE DIST ool District each school in the district Page 2 BEN Name Urban/ State State NCES School District How does Total Endowment Rural LEA ID School Code Attributes the district Student ID report its Count for student count Category for Category Two Budget Two budget? 126155 RADNOR TOWNSHIP Urban 1252 Public Sch A number for 3827 None SCHOOL DIST 37603 ool District each school in the district 126202 GARNET VALLEY Urban Public Sch A number for 4724 None SCHOOL DISTRICT ool District each school in the district 146331 CHICHESTER SCHOOL Urban Public Sch A number for 3288 None DISTRICT ool District each school in the district Library Entity - Details BEN Name FSCS Code Urban/ Total School District Name School Library Rural Square District Attributes Footage BEN 126086 MARPLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Urban 0 MARPLE NEWTOWN 126140 Main Branch; SCHOOL DISTRICT Public Library 126089 J LEWIS CROZER Urban 6888 CHESTER-UPLAND 126090 Public Library LIBRARY SCHOOL DISTRICT 126091 ASTON FREE LIBRARY Urban 0 PENN DELCO SCHOOL 126092 Public Library DISTRICT 126096 COLLINGDALE PUBLIC Urban 0 SOUTHEAST DELCO 126105 Main Branch; LIBRARY SCHOOL DIST Public Library 126102 TINICUM MEM PUBLIC Urban 0 INTERBORO SCHOOL 126144 Main Branch; LIBRARY DISTRICT Public Library 126104 BOROUGH OF FOLCROFT Urban 0 SOUTHEAST DELCO 126105 Main Branch; PUBLIC LIB SCHOOL DIST Public Library 126106 RIDLEY TOWNSHIP Urban 0 RIDLEY SCHOOL 126107 Public Library PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT 126110 GLENOLDEN LIBRARY Urban 0 INTERBORO SCHOOL 126144 Main Branch; DISTRICT Public Library 126111 MIDDLETOWN FREE PA0371 Urban 6076 Rose Tree Media School 126133 Main Branch; LIBRARY District Public Library 126122 YEADON PUBLIC LIBRARY Urban 0 WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL 126121 Public Library DISTRICT 126123 LANSDOWNE PUBLIC Urban 0 WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL 126121 Main Branch; LIBRARY DISTRICT Public Library 126128 MARY M CAMPBELL Urban 0 CHICHESTER SCHOOL 146331 Main Branch; PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT Public Library 126132 MEDIA-UPPER Urban 13000 Rose Tree Media School 126133 New PROVIDENCE FREE LIB District Construction Library; Public Library 126135 SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP Urban 0 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL 126134 Public Library LIBRARY DISTRICT 126139 NEWTOWN PUBLIC Urban MARPLE NEWTOWN 126140 Main Branch; LIBRARY SCHOOL DISTRICT Public Library 126141 NORWOOD PUBLIC Urban 0 INTERBORO SCHOOL 126144 Public Library LIBRARY DISTRICT 126143 PROSPECT PARK FREE Urban 0 INTERBORO SCHOOL 126144 Main Branch; LIBRARY DISTRICT Public Library 126147 SWARTHMORE PUB Urban 0 WALLINGFORD- 126152 Public Library LIBRARY ASSOC SWARTHMORE DIST Page 3 BEN Name FSCS Code Urban/ Total School District Name School Library Rural Square District Attributes Footage BEN 126149 HAVERFORD TWP FREE Urban 21000 HAVERFORD TWP 126150 Main Branch; LIBRARY SCHOOL DISTRICT Public Library 126151 HELEN K FURNESS FREE Urban 0 WALLINGFORD- 126152 Main Branch; LIBRARY SWARTHMORE DIST Public Library 126154 MEMORIAL LIBRARY OF Urban 0 RADNOR TOWNSHIP 126155 Main Branch; RADNOR TWP SCHOOL DIST Public Library 126197 RACHEL KOHL Urban 0 GARNET VALLEY 126202 Public Library COMMUNITY LIBRARY SCHOOL DISTRICT Library System Entity - Details BEN Name FSCS Urban/ School District Name School Library System Sum of Code Rural District Attributes Square BEN Footage of All Libraries in the System 126148 UPPER DARBY-SELLERS Urban 333298 14568 LIBRARY Related Entity Information Consortium Related Entities Related Child School Entity - Details BEN Name Urban/ State State NCES Alternative School Attributes Total Endowment Rural LEA ID School ID Code Discount Students for C2 Budget 19801 STEM HS AT SHOWAL Urban 1252 8303 None Public School 432 None TER 31232 19804 CHESTER HIGH SCHO Urban 1252 6492 None Public School 900 None OL 31232 19808 STETSER ELEMENTA Urban 1252 1829 None Pre-K; Public School 297 None RY SCHOOL 31232 19819 TOBY FARMS SCHOO Urban 1252 8302 None Public School 372 None L 31232 19820 MAIN STREET ELEM S Urban 1252 1958 None Pre-K; Public School 377 None CHOOL 31232 16036630CHESTER UPLAND SC Urban 1252 8020 None Pre-K; Public School 412 None HOOL FOR THE ARTS 31232 19812 ASTON ELEMENTARY Urban None Public School 406 None SCHOOL 19814 PENNELL ELEMENTA Urban None Public School 353 None RY SCHOOL 19815 SUN VALLEY HIGH SC Urban None Public School 1051 None HOOL 19816 NORTHLEY MIDDLE S Urban None Public School 795 None CHOOL 19818 COEBOURN ELEMENT Urban None Public School 313 None ARY SCHOOL 19823 PARKSIDE ELEMENTA Urban None Public School 218 None RY SCHOOL 19826 WESTBROOK PARK E Urban Public School 528 None LEM SCHOOL Page 4 BEN Name Urban/ State State NCES Alternative School Attributes Total Endowment Rural LEA ID School ID Code Discount Students for C2 Budget 19831 PRIMOS ELEMENTAR Urban Public School 502 None Y SCHOOL 19868 DREXEL HILL MIDDLE Urban Public School 1441 None SCHOOL 19869 HILLCREST ELEMENT Urban Public School 669 None ARY SCHOOL 19873 GARRETTFORD ELEM Urban Public School 558 None ENTARY SCHOOL 19875 ARONIMINK ELEMENT Urban Public School 255 None ARY SCHOOL 20100 HIGHLAND PARK ELE Urban Public School 798 None M SCHOOL 20102 UPPER DARBY HIGH S Urban Public School 3857 None CHOOL 20106 BEVERLY HILLS MIDD Urban Public School 1555 None LE SCHOOL 20107 BYWOOD ELEMENTAR Urban Public School 738 None Y SCHOOL 20108 STONEHURST HILLS E Urban Public School 540 None LEM SCHOOL 208632 UPPER DARBY KDG C Urban Public School 611 None TR 16047726WALTER M SENKOW E Urban Public School 276 None L SCH 16048208CHARLES KELLY ELE Urban Public School 339 None MENTARY 19857 HARRIS ELEMENTARY Urban 1252 000006501 840 None SCHOOL 38402 19897 DELCROFT ELEMENT Urban 1252 000006505 663 None ARY SCHOOL 38402 19911 DARBY TOWNSHIP SC Urban 1252 000001861 548 None HOOL 38402 19912 SOUTHEAST DELCO K Urban 1252 000007946 325 None INDERGARTEN CENT 38402 ER 20089 SHARON HILL ELEME Urban 1252 000001943 631 None NTARY SCHOOL
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