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Closed School Records Pennsylvania State Board of Private Licensed Schools Closed School Records Updated July 2021 School Name Location of Records AAA School of Trucking, Ltd AAA School of Trucking, Inc. 501 Crescent Avenue (717) 652-3652 Reading, PA 19605 AAA School of Trucking, Ltd. AAA School of Trucking, Inc. 5000 Letterkenny Road (717) 652-3652 Chambersburg, PA 17201 AAA School of Trucking, Ltd. AAA School of Trucking, Inc. 135 Juniata Street (717) 652-3652 West Reading, PA 19611 AAA Travel Institute AAA Central Penn Automoble Club 2301 Paxton Church Road (717) 236-4021 Harrisburg, PA 17110 AASP-PA Automotive School Pennsylvania Automotive Association 2151 Greenwood Street (717) 255-8311 Harrisburg, PA 17104 Academy for Media Production (The) The Arts Institutes International, LLC 1418 South Darien Street www.artinstitutes.edu/closed-school- Philadelphia, PA 19147 information-page Academy of Enforcement Agents New World Business School 990 Buttonwood Street (215) 856-7314 Philadelphia, PA 19123 Academy of Wildlife Art (The) Altoona Beauty School 51 Country Lane (814) 942-3141 Duncansville, PA 16635 Accents II Personal Development Center Career Development and Employment, Ltd 197 Wyoming Avenue (570) 823-3891 Wyoming, PA 18644 School Name Location of Records Accucare Home Nursing, Inc. Accucare Home Nursing, Inc 1999 Sproul Road S-16 (610) 353-7360 Broomall, PA 19008 ACTS Health Services Institute Montgomery County Community College 812 North Bethlehem Pike (215) 641-6300 Ambler, PA 19002 Advanced Career Training (ACT) Triangle Tech, Inc./Sunbury or Triangle 69th & Market St/McClatchy 2fl Tech, Inc./DuBois Upper Darby, PA 19082 (570) 481-988-0700 or (814) 371-2090 Advanced Technical Institute, LLC Advanced Technical Institute 5700 Southern Blvd, Suite 100 (800) 468-1093 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Advantage Training, Inc. The Arts Institutes International, LLC (formerly Garfield Business Institute) www.artinstitutes.edu/closed-school- 5830 Ellsworth Avenue, Suite 101 information-page Pittsburgh, PA 15232 AIRCO/ITC Industrial Training and Testing Institute Chestnut Street (215) 744-1008 Philadelphia, PA Allegheny Technical Institute Pittsburgh Technical College 121 9th Street (412) 809-5100 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 All-State Career School All-State Career School 501 Seminole Street (610) 362-1124 Lester, PA 19029 (moved to Essington then closed) Allentown Bartender School Pennsylvania Institute of Massage 1541 Alta Drive Therapy Whitehall, PA 18052 (215) 538-5339 Allentown Business School Career Education Corporation 301-803 Hamilton Mall (847) 781-3600 Allentown, PA 18101 Allentown Business School/Center Valley Career Education Corporation 2809 East Saucon Valley Road (847) 781-3600 Center Valley, PA 18034 Alliance College Mercyhurst University (814) 824-2000 Alliance Tractor-Trailer Training Center Alliance Tractor-Trailer Training Center PO Box 59 (804) 448-3282 18259 Green RD/59 Alliance Dr Ladysmith, VA 22501 Alpha Education Center, Inc. HACC 6611 Ridge Avenue (717) 780-2300 Philadelphia, PA 19128 July 2021 1 School Name Location of Records Alternate Training Solutions (name Computertraining.com change to Computertraining.com at (800) 733-5641 Mechanicsburg) Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Alternative Conjunction Clinic YTI Career Institute - York 716 State Street (717) 757-1100 Lemoyne, PA 17043 Altoona School Commerce & Zeth School South Hills School of Business and Altoona, PA 16602 Technology - Altoona (814) 944-6134 Ambassador Driver Safety Training Ltd. Smith & Soloman Training School 442 Creamery Way (FedEx Ground Term) (610) 272-6050 Exton, PA 19341 American Academy of Broadcasting Industrial Training and Testing Institute 726 Chestnut Street (215) 744-1008 Philadelphia, PA 19107 American Career Training Corporation Commission for Independent Education 4699 North Federal Highway (850) 245-3200 Pompano Beach, FL 33064 American Center for Technical Arts and JNA Institute of Culinary Arts Sciences, Inc. (215) 468-8800 2375 Welsh Road Philadelphia, PA 19114 American Center for Technical Arts and JNA Institute of Culinary Arts Sciences, Inc. (215) 468-8800 1768 Markley Street Norristown, PA 19401 American Graphics Institute, Inc. CDL Ed Training Inc. 1777 Sentry Parkway West (717) 208-0838 Merion Towle House, Suite 306 Blue Bell, PA 19422 American Institute of Design Pennco Tech 1614-16 Orthodox Street (215) 785-0111 Philadelphia, PA 19124 American Institute of Drafting, Inc. Triangle Tech, Inc./DuBois 1616 Orthodox Street (814) 371-2090 Philadelphia, PA 19124 American Institute of Paralegal Studies. American Institute of Paralegal Studies, Locations in Pennsylvania: Blue Bell, Fairless Inc. Hills, Philadelphia, Bethlehem and York (800) 553-2420 American Red Cross American Red Cross 1804 North Sixth Street (717) 234-3101 PO Box 5740 Harrisburg, PA 17110 July 2021 2 School Name Location of Records American Red Cross Training American Red Cross 4961 Pittsburgh Avenue (814) 833-0942 Erie, PA 16509 American Red Cross-SEPA Nurse Asst. Iron Mountain Training Inst. (800) 899-4766 4000 Powelton Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19104 American Red Cross-SEPA Nurse Asst. Elwyn Employment Services Training Inst./Mont. Co. (610) 485-8860 St. Mary Manor 701 Lansdale Avenue Lansdale, PA 19446 American School of Broadcasting Industrial Training and Testing Institute Philadelphia, PA (215) 744-1008 AmeriData Learning Inc. Info-tech 490 Norristown Rd., Suite 150 (215) 619-9030 Blue Bell, PA 19422 Ameridata Learning, Inc. Info-tech 7540 Windsor Drive (215) 619-9030 Allentown, PA 18195 Anthem Institute Pennco Tech 400 S State Rd, Marple Crossroads (215) 785-0111 Springfield, PA 19064 Antonelli Institute Industrial Training and Testing Institute 300 Montgomery Avenue (215) 744-1008 Erdenheim, PA 19038 Antonelli Medical and Professional Industrial Training and Testing Institute Institute (215) 744-1008 1700 Industrial Highway Pottstown, PA 19464 Aqua Vitae Institute Contemporary Healthcare Institute, Inc. 148 N 17th Street (610) 363-9170 Philadelphia, PA 19103 ARC School of Dental Assisting, LLC Centennial School District 141 Race Street (215) 441-6000 x 3048 Ambler, PA 19002 ARC SEPA Rockhill Mennonite Elwyn Employment Services Community NAT Program (610) 485-8860 3250 State Road Sellersville, PA 18960 Art Institute of Philadelphia The Arts Institutes International, LLC, 1622 Chestnut Street www.artinstitutes.edu/closed-school- Philadelphia, PA 19103 information-page Art Institute of Pittsburgh The Arts Institutes International, LLC, 420 Boulevard of the Allies www.artinstitutes.edu/closed-school- Pittsburgh, PA 15219 information-page July 2021 3 School Name Location of Records Art Institute of York – Pennsylvania The Arts Institutes International, LLC, 1409 Williams Road www.artinstitutes.edu/closed-school- York, PA 17402 information-page Art Instruction Schools, Inc. Bureau of Engraving, Inc. 6465 Wayzata Blvd, Suite 240 (612) 362-5075 Minneapolis, MN 55436 Associated Training Services Associated Training Services Network 7190 Elder Lane (608) 837-2851 Sun Prairie, WI 53590 ATES Technical School Erie Institute of Technology, Inc 2823 West 26th Street (814) 868-9900 Erie, PA 16506 Aubrey Center School of Advanced International School of Shiatsu Massage Therapy (The) (215) 340-9918 660 Second Street Pike Suite 201 Southampton, PA 18966 Authentic Bartending School of Pennsylvania Institute of Massage Pennsylvania Therapy 520 North Delaware Avenue (215) 538-5339 Philadelphia, PA 19123 Automotive Training Certification Center Automotive Training Center 140 North Ridge Avenue (610) 363-6716 Ambler, PA 19002 BarStar School of Bartending Aviation Institute of Maintenance 1520 Locust Street, 11th Floor (215) 676-7700 Philadelphia, PA 19102 Barton School, The Penn Foster Career School 925 Oak Street (570) 342-7701 Scranton, PA 18508 Berean Institute Prism Career Institute 1901 West Girard Avenue (215) 331-4600 Philadelphia, PA 19130 BETA Training Services Automotive Training Center 10 W Baltimore Pk Ste 106 (610) 363-6716 Lansdowne, PA 19050 Bethlehem Business School Pennco Tech 523 2nd Street (215) 785-0111 Bethlehem, PA 18018 Bookkeeping School, Inc. (The) See "The Bookkeeping Institute" Boyd School (The) Pittsburgh Technical College (412) 809-5100 Bradford School (Name change to Bay State Junior College Franklin-Morris Academy) (617) 217-9030 Philadelphia, PA Bradford School www.parchment.com 125 West Station Square Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15219 July 2021 4 School Name Location of Records Brightwood Career Institute All-State Career School 1991 Sproul Rd Ste 42 (610) 362-1124 or www.parchment.com Lawrence Park Shopping Center Broomall, PA 19008 Brightwood Career Institute Prism Career Institute 5650 Derry Street (215) 331-4600 and www.parchment.com Harrisburg, PA 17111 Brightwood Career Institute Pennco Tech (215) 785-0111 or 177 Franklin Mills Blvd www.parchment.com Philadelphia, PA 19154 Brightwood Career Institute Pennco Tech (215) 785-0111 or 3010 Market Street www.parchment.com Philadelphia, PA 19104 Brightwood Career Institute Pittsburgh Technical College 933 Penn Avenue (412) 809-5100 or www.parchment.com Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Brown Technical Institute Valley School of Healing Arts (The) 1320 Franklin Center Suite 6 (570) 374-2222 Chambersburg, PA 17201 Bucks County School of Bartending American Advanced Institute of 1921 Street Road Technology Bensalem, PA 19020 (267) 840-9000 Bud Driving School/Indiana New Horizons Computer Learning Center 2030 Shelly Drive Institute Indiana, PA 15701 (412) 920-5100 Bud Driving School/Kittanning New Horizons Computer Learning Center 123 Crytzer
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