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Descriptors Attendance. Curriculum. Educational Finance, *High Schools, Instructional Staff. NoncreditCourses. *Public School Adult Education, *School Districts. Statistical Data

Identifiers -*PennsylvaniaAn inventory of adult education offerings in high school districts in Pennsylvania

produced a 75.87 return of questionnaires (449 districts) and provided informationon the courses conducted by school districts by subject categories together with thenumber of school districts offering each course. Following are comments on the moreimportant or unique aspects of the activities summarized into program activities,finances. staffing, and participation. The appendix is a list of school districts whichparticipated in the study. (nib'

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SECONDARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS

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INVENTORY OF CONTINUING EDUCATION

SECONDARY SCHOOL

ACTIVITIES IN PENNSYLVANIA

DISTRICTS

A Study byThe Pennsylvania State University

in cooperation withBureau of Vocational, Technical, and Continuing Education

Department of Public Instructionand

Pennsylvania Association for Adult Education

-1969-

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PREFACE

For some time adult educators in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania havetalked of the desirability of compiling an inventory of continuing educationactivities conducted by institutions of higher learning and secondary schooldistricts within the Commonwealth.

Late in 1968, with a grant from the Department of Public Instruction, suchan inventory was undertaken by an informal and unofficial but interestedgroup composed of representatives from the Pennsylvania Association forAdult Education, The Department of Public Instruction, and The PennsylvaniaState University. The survey was developed, conducted, and summarized bythe Department of Planning Studies, The Pennsylvania State University.

The inventory was conducted in two phases: (1) activities offered by institu-tions of higher learning, and (2) activities offered by secondary schooldistricts. This report presents the results of the secondary school phaseonly. A separate report of continuing education activities in institutionsof higher learning is also available.

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

It is the hope of those associated with the study that such an inventory maybe conducted annually, leading to increased cooperation among school districtsand eliminating the duplication of effort in continuing education activitiesin Pennsylvania.

H. LeRoy MarlowProject Director

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BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURE

Problem

Within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the secondary school organizations

are serving educational needs of the adult population of Pennsylvania through

many continuing education activities. Presently each institution develops

the activities it believes are needed, with no complete means of determining

the availability of similar activities. As a result, there is much duplica-

tion of effort in the preparation and presentation of continuing education

programs. There has been no central source or complete inventory of such

state wide activities.

Objective

The objectives of this project were to plan, design, and conduct an inventory

to determine the location and type of continuing education activities conducted

between July 1, 1967, and June 30, 1968. Such information should be of current

interest and value as school districts develop plans for continuing education

activities and seek possible areas of coordinating such programs with other

school districts in Pennsylvania. It is hoped, as a result of this project,

that a basic inventory of continuing education activities has been established

and can be maintained on an annual basis as one means of meeting the needs of

educators in the rapidly expanding field of adult education.

Procedures

Every secondary school district in Pennsylvania was invited to participate in

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 educational activities. Table 1 explains the

distribution of the questionnaires by school districts.

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

Vocational & Technical Directors . . . . 47 19 40.4

Total 592 449 75.8

In order to provide as uniform a response as possible, the following defini-

tions were recommended for use in completing the questionnaire:

Continuing Education

Includes short term organized programs conducted for credit or non-credit by

the secondary institution designed to provide the participants with an edu-

cational experience that will aid in their personal development, improvement

of knowledge and skill as a worker, parent, or citizen.

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Registration

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

SURVEY RESULTS

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

TABLE 2

SCHOOL DISTRICTS CONDUCTINGCONTINUING EDUCATION ACTIVITIES

Number of Number ConductingSecondary School Questionnaires Continuing Education

Districts Returned Activities Percent

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

Total 449 285 63.5

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

Table 3 lists the number of courses offered by subject area categories.

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TABLE 3

NUMBER OF COURSES CONDUCTEDBY SUBJECT AREA CATEGORIES

Subject AreaNumber ofCourses

Adult Basic Education19

Agriculture Education26

Business Education31

Civil Defense Education4

Distributive Education23

General Extension Non-Credit74

Health Occupations10

Home Economics33

Manpower Retraining41

Standard Evening High School 55Technical and Industrial

Total390

On the following pages are presented the courses, conducted by schooldistricts, grouped by subject categories together with the number ofschool districts offering each course.

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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION:

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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION: (continued):

Number Number ofCourses Districts Courses Districts

Agriculture Chemicals . . 14 General Education 9Crops 15 Government 1Conservation 10 Health and Safety 1Dairying 18 Lehigh County PrisonFarm Mechanics 30 Program 1Farm Management 25 Little Lehigh Urban Re-Fertilizer 11 newal 1Forestry 4 MedicareLivestock 11 Science 7

Marketing 9 Social SecurityNatural Resources 4 (Information) 1Poultry 6 Spelling 3Record Keeping 17 Vocational Guidance. . . 1Safety 9Soils 12Other: ADULT CIVIL DEFENSE EDUCATION:Agriculture (General) . 3

Animal Health 1 Number ofAnimal Science 1 Courses DistrictsEnglish (Speaking of) . 1

Farm Law 1 Personal and FamilyFarmer's Program on 12 Survival 25Month Basis 2 Radiological Monitoring. . 3

Floriculture 2 Shelter Management 5Horticultural Other:

(Ornamental) 3 First Aid 6

Landscape Design andLawn Care 5

Turf Management 1 BUSINESS EDUCATION:Welding 6

Number ofCourses Districts

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION:

Accounting 31Number of Bookkeeping 85

Courses Districts Business Law 4

Business Management 5Reading 84 Business Math 16Writing ..... . 76 Business English 20Arithmetic 80 Business Organization. 3Other: Clerical Practice 24

Citizenship 8 Computer Programming . 24Citizenship Club for Correspondence 2

Senior Citizens . . 1 Data Processing 39Consumer Education. . . 2 Family Finance 7

Contemporary Literature . 1 Filing 10Effective Verbal Forms Design and Control . 1

Communication 5 Machine Shorthand 6

General Equivalency Dipoloma Office Practice 52(Preparation for Test). 15 Office Management 4

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

ofNumber ofCourses Districts

NumberCourses Districts

Principles of Economics . . 5 Art 106Principles of Selling . 4 Book Review 5Personal Typing 211 Civil Service Preparation. . 1Record Keeping 9 Ceramics 50Shorthand 127 China Painting 3Speedwriting 9 Crocheting 6Stenoscript 9 Dancing 21Systems and Procedures. . 1 Enameling 4Other: Folk Guitar 19

Banking 2 Flower Arrangement 20Business Machines . . . 9 Italian Culture 3Creative Writing 1 Insurance 6Income Tax Preparation. 1 Jewelry Making 12Investments 7 Knitting 29Keypunch, Beginning . 1 Law 9

Lip Reading . . 1

Leathercraft 10DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Music Appreciation 11

Metalcraf t 12Number of Nature Hobbies 3

Courses Districts Oil Painting 67Photography 17

Advanced Salesmanship 7 Retirement 2Communications 1 Real Estate 6Creative Selling 2 Speedreading 19Customer Relations 5 Securities and Investments . 35Executive Development . 1 Theatre 6Effective Speaking 11 World Affairs 10Export Sales 1 World Culture 17Food Service Training . 5 Woodworking. ..... 70Food Merchandising 4 Other:Hotel-Motel Law 2 American Novel (SinceHuman Relations 5 1865) 1Job Development 1 Antiques 5Marketing and Management. . 5 Badminton 2Management Development. . . 2 Ballroom DancingPre-Employment Training . 4 (Intermediate) 1Retail Orientation 6 Boating and SafetyRetail Business Management. 3 (Small Boats) 5Salesmanship 7 China-Russia and the Pres-Security Education. 2 ent World Balance ofSmall Business Management . 6 Power 1Supervisory Development . . 3 Christmas Card Printing -Supervisory Techniques. . 1 Drawing 1Other: Contract Bridge 10

Gardening 1 Crafts, Arts 9

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GENERAL EXTENSION NON-CREDIT: (continued): HEALTH OCCUPATIONS:

Courses

Crewel Embroidery .

Cut Glass . . . .

Drawing PeopleElectronics I, II .

Foreman TrainingFlying (Introduction)Fly Tying (Fisherman)FrenchFurniture RefinishingGolfGuitar (Beginning and

Intermediate)History (Local)

Number of Number ofDistricts Courses Districts

3 Dental Assistant 1

1 Food Service Supervisor. . 3

1 Health Assistant 1

. 14 Home Health Aide . . 1

1 Medical Assistant. . 1

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. 1 Practical Nursing 192 X-Ray Technician 1

4 Other:6 Adult Recreation 1

Pharmacology 2

Home Hair Styling .

JudoKarate 2

Mathematics (Applied) . 1

Mathematics (Modern) 11

Modeling..... 9 1

Mosthic 1

Organ Instruction . . 2

Painting 1

Pennsylvania GermanLanguage 1

Piano Class (ElectronicPianos)

Piano for Pleasure. .

Polish (Beginning andIntermediate) 1

PotteryQuiltingSculptureSpeech (Applied)SwimmingSymphonette (Orchestra) . 1

Tailoring 10Tole Painting 1

Transportation andTraffic Management.

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HOME ECONOMICS:

CoursesNumber ofDistricts

Basic Sewing Skills. . . 176Ceramics 12

Clothing 77

Creative Cookery 18

Choosing a Home 2

Chair Caning 4

Cake Decorating 12

Dressmaking 97

Drawing Techniques 9

Draperies 18Foods 15

Home Management 5

Home Crafts 10Home-Community Relations .

Interior Decorating 26Interpersonal Communication 1

Knitting 23

Millinery 24

New Roles in Family Living 1.

Oil Painting 26

Pre-Natal and Baby Care. 2

Rug Hooking 3

Refinishing Furniture. . . 28

Water Coloring Painting. . 21

Wills, Insurance, SocialSecurity 5

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Courses

Other:

Basic Weaving 1

Defensive Driving . 1

Exercise Classes(Ladies) 1

Ham Radio 2

Needlework 1

Parents Observing Groups 1Slip Covers 3

Upholstery 1

Number ofDistricts

MANPOWER RETRAINING:

MANPOWER RETRAINING: (continued):


T.V. Service and Repair. . 5

Tractor Trailer Driver --Woodworking Machine

Operator 3

Other:CookFood Preparation (Quantity)Heat (Automatic) Instal-

ler and Repairman. 1

Industrial Art 2

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Number ofCourses Districts STANDARD EVENING HIGH SCHOOL:

Arc Welder 17 -Number ofAuto Mechanics 14 Courses DistrictsAuto Body Repairman 11Blueprint Reader 20 Algebra 46Building Maintenance Man. 8 Biology 27Clerk Typist 10 Chemistry 7Combination Welder 12 Civics 26Clerk Stenographer 5 Chinese 3Electronics Mechanic. 9 Driver Education 41Furniture Upholsterer . 5 Choral Music 3General Duty Nurse Economics 21Gasoline Engine Repair. 6 English 64Inhalation Therapist. . 1 French 26Knitter Mechanic. . MN. Nog Greek 2Medical Secretary 1 German 22Medical Laboratory Geometry. 30

Assistant . . . . ... 2 General Science 24Meat Cutter 3 Health 10Machine Set-Up Operator 13 Hebrew 1Mining Maintenance NI= Mall Instrumental Music 1Nursery Worker 2 Italian 15Nurses Aide 6 Latin 5Oil Burner Service 4 Literature 21Obstetrical Technician. 1=IN IMMO Negro Histroy 5Practical Nurse 10 Problems of Democracy. 28Production Machine Operator 6 Philosophy 2Pipefitter. % 5 Physics 10Surgical Technician . . . 3 Psychology 16Sewing Machine Repairman. 3 Public Speaking 19Structural Steel Lay-Out Physical Education 29Man 1 Russian 7

Shiplifter 1 Spanish 35Sheet Metal Fabricator. . 5 Other:

American Government. 1

Astronomy (Descriptive) 1

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STANDARD EVENING HIGH SCHOOL:(continued): TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL: (continued):


Civil War 1

Earth and Space Science 2

Economics (Intermediate) 1

English for Foreigners. 1

French (Conversational)Geometry (Solid) 1

German (Conversational) 1

Growth of WesternCivilization 1

History 3

Histcry (U S ) 9

History (World) 3

Mathematics (Algebra II) 2

Mathematics 12

Pennsylvania Dutch(Conversational). 1

Pennsylvania History. 2

Practical Science 1

Psychology (Practical). 1

Social Psychology 1

Social Studies 9

Sociology 2

Survey of Science . . 2

Tennis 2

Trigonometry 4

U.F.O. Phenomena 1

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TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL:


Auto Mechanics 47

Auto Body & Fender 27

Appliance Repair 14

Air Conditioning 11

Auto Diesel 1

Architectural Technology. 8

Aircraft Maintenance. . .

Building Construction . . 18

Baker 3

Cosmetology 6

Carpentry 36

Commercial Art 10

Civil Technology 3

Chemical Technology . . 6

Drafting Occupation . . 71

Diesel Mechanics 1

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DressmakingElectrical Occupations . .

Electrical Motor Repair.Engineering and RelatedTechnology

Foundry ManGraphic Arts OccupationsHydraulicsInstrumentationIndustrial Electrician .Laundry PresserMachine ShopMetal TradesMasonryMechanical Drafting.Mine MaintenanceMetallurgical TechnologyMusical Instrument Repair.Millwork and Cabinet MakingPottermakerPainting and Decorating. .

Power SewingQuantity Food Occupations.Research Lab Assistant . .

Sheetmetal WorkerScientific Data ProcessingSmall Gas Engine Repair.TailoringTool and Die Technology. .

Textile Production andFabrication. .

UpholsteringWeldingWaiter and WaitressOther:Auto Mechanics II (Engine

Rebuilding)Auto Mechanics III (Motor

Tune-up)AviationCabinetmakingCourses for CIO -AFL.

Electrician ApprenticeProgram

Heavy Equipment OperatorHobbiesHousewiringIndustrial Arts (Metal and

Wood)

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Iron Worker 1,

Machine Shop (Advanced) 1

Machinists (RelatedInstructions forApprentice) 1

Millwright ApprenticesTraining - Burner andScorfer 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 PennState) 1

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GENERAL COMMENTS

In addition to the specific information supplied on the survey questionnaire,133 school districts offered general comments. These include explanation oflocal conditions, specific projects they hoped to establish, or problemsencountered. The comments listed here indicate the more important or uniqueaspects of the continuing education activities and may be summarized into fourgeneral categories -- (1) Program Activities, (2) Finances, (3) Staffing,and (4) Participation.

Program Activities

Continuing Education activities reflect a number of diverse programs to meetmany needs. Comments included:

"We conduct a survey each year to determine the desires of our adultpopulation. We offer any course where the demand is eight or more."

"Many additional courses are desirable here but there is a tendencyto 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 by a laycommittee of interested citizens. A school administrator serves onthe advisory board and acts as a liaison person. The school district'sonly responsibility in the program is to offer the use of itsfacilities."

"We also have an adult evening school in our community. However, theyare controlled by a board of directors of their own and are organizedas a non-profit independent organization."

"We have conducted such classes for many years and have done so hopingto serve a need or needs as they are made known. We have conducted manyclasses in the past which we are not continuing now and which I have notchecked above."

"This continuing education program should be developed to a greaterdegree in meeting the needs of the adult world."

"Beginning January 8, 1969, we will begin an adult high school programfor those interested in obtaining a secondary diploma issued by theState Department of Public Instruction. The program is sponsored byThe Pennsylvania State University, Allegheny Educational BroadcastingCompany and PSEA. We have 31 enrolled."

"In the physical education field we have been offering an extensivesummer program and a physical fitness course."

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Finances

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

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

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

"The Department of Public Instruction should subsidize all forms ofadult education which in turn would bring forth a great selection ofcourses 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. Thismakes teachers difficult to get when the federal evening programs paytwice as much. Local boards are not willing to expend monies on pro-grams which are not reimbursed."

Staffing

Securing qualified teachers and competent leadership posed additionalproblems:

"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 lack many things includingoutstanding leadership."

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

"Our activities are too limited. Persons interested are limited andteachers are difficult to recruit. We would like to offer a lot moreas our schools are not used enough."

Participation

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

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

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

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

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

"In our first year's operation we had insufficient enrollment in someareas to justify the course. Basically the interest and participationwere excellent."

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

"From meager beginnings of four offerings five years ago, -- AdultEducation has grown to over 40 offerings to date."

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

"This is our first attempt at Adult Education and it was a completesuccess. This will become a continuing program of our district."

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APPENDIX

School Districts Which Participated In This Study

*Abington1841 Susquehanna RoadAbington, Pa. 19001

*Abington HeightsE. Grove St.Clarks Summit, Pa. 18411

*Albert Gallatin AreaRD 2Uniontown, Pa. 15401

*Allegheny-Clarion ValleyFoxburg,Pa. 16036

*Allegheny Valley501 Butler RoadSpringdale, Pa. 15144

*Allentown City31 S. Penn St.Allentown, Pa. 18102

*Altoona Area1415 7th Ave.Altoona, Pa. 16603

*Altoona Area Technical6th Ave. and 15th St.Altoona, Pa. 16602

*Ambridge Area909 Duss Ave.Ambridge, Pa. 15003

*Annville-CleonaS. White Oak St.Annville, Pa. 17003

Antietam705 Friedensburg RoadPennside, Reading, Pa. 19606

Apollo Area Joint501 N. 2nd St.Apollo, Pa. 15613

*ArmstrongBox 351Ford City, Pa. 16226

Austin AreaBox 7Austin, Pa. 16720

*Avalon Borough721 California Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202

Avella AreaRD 2Avella, Pa. 15312

*Avon-Grove AreaRD 1, Box 164West Grove, Pa. 19390

*Avcraworth Union234 Dickson Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202

Babcock4046 EwaltGibsonia, Pa. 15044

Bald Eagle AreaBox 4Wingate, Pa. 16880

*Bald Eagle-Nittany Area JointMill Hall,Pa. 17751

Baldwin-Whitehall4900 Curry RoadPittsburgh, Pa. 15236

*Beaver Area635 4th St.Beaver, Pa. 15009

*Beaver Falls AreaCarnegie LibraryBeaver Falls, Pa. 15010

Bedford AreaE. John St.Bedford, Pa. 15522

*Bellevue Borough536 Lincoln Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202

Bellwood-AntisMartin St.Bellwood, Pa. 16617

Bensalem Township3330 Hulmeville RoadCornwells Heights, Pa. 19020

*Secondary School Districts Which Conduct Continuing Education Activities

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*BentworthEllsworth,Pa. 15331

*Berks County Area Technical WestRD 1Leesport, Pa. 19533

Bermudian Springs JointYork Springs,Pa. 17372

*Berwick Area1100 Fowler Ave.Berwick, Pa. 18603

*Bethel Park5301 Park Ave.Bethel Park, Pa. 15102

*Bethlehem Area1330 Church St.Fountain Hill, Bethlehem, Pa. 18015

*Bethlehem Area Technical240 E. Elizabeth Ave.Bethlehem, Pa. 18018

Bethlehem-CenterBox 786Fredericktown, Pa. 15333

Big Beaver Area Joint2nd Ave.Koppel, Pa. 16136

*Big SpringRD 2, Box 98Newville, Pa. 17241

*Blacklick ValleyWagner Bldg.Nanty Glo, Pa. 15943

*Blairsville-Saltsburg195 N. Walnut St.Blairsville, Pa. 15717

*Bloomsburg Area12th and Railroad Sts.Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815

*Blue Mountain15 Wilder St.Cressona, Pa. 17929

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Boyertown Area4th and Monroe St.Boyertown, Pa. 19512

*Braddock Borough630 Lillie Ave.Braddock, Pa. 15104

*Bradford Area50 Congress St.Bradford, Pa. 16701

Brandywine HeightsTopton,Pa. 19562

*Brentwood Borough3601 Brownsville RoadPittsburgh, Pa. 15227

*Bristol Borough420 Buckley St.Bristol, Pa. 19007

*Bristol Borough800 Coates Ave.Bristol, Pa. 19007

*Brookville AreaBox 460Brookville, Pa. 15825

*Bucks County Area TechnicalWistar RoadFairless Hills, Pa. 19030

Bucktail Area JointRenovo,Pa. 17764

*Burgettstown Area99 Main St., Administration Bldg.Burgettstown, Pa. 15021

*Butler AreaBox 791Butler, Pa. 16001

California Area5th and Liberty Sts.California, Pa. 15419

Cambria Heights510 Beech Ave.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 Hill24th and Chestnut Sts.Camp Hill, Pa. 17011

*Canton Area162 E. Main StreetCanton, Pa. 17724

*Carbon County Area Technical13th St.Jim Thorpe, Pa. 18229

Carbondale CityBox 475Carbondale, Pa. 18407

Central York275 E. 7th Ave.York, Pa. 17404

*Centre County Area TechnicalPleasant Gap,Pa. 16283

*Chambersburg Area511 S. 6th St.Chambersburg, Pa. 17201

*Charleroi AreaFecsen Dr.Charleroi, Pa. 15022

*Carlisle Area Chartiers-Houston

623 W. Penn St. 2050 W. Pike St.

Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Houston, Pa. 15342

*Carlynton *Chartiers Valley

843 Washington Ave. 2053 Swallow Hill Road

Carnegie, Pa. 15106 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15220

*Carmichaels Area300 W. Green St.Carmichaels, Pa. 15320

*Cheltenham TownshipWyncote,Pa. 19095

*Centennial *Chester City

Newton Road 18th and Melrose Ave.

Warminister, Pa. 18974 Chester, Pa. 19013

Center TownshipBaker Town ExtensionMonaca, Pa. 15061

Chestnut RidgeFishertown,Pa. 15539

*Central Chester County Area Technical *Chichester

1635 E. Lincoln Highway 333 Chichester Ave.

Coatesville, Pa. 19329 Boothwyn, Pa. 19061

*Central Dauphin626 Rutherford RoadHarrisburg, Pa. 17109

*Central FultonE. Cherry St.McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233

*Central GreeneWaynesburg,Pa. 15370

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Churchill AreaGreensburg' PikePittsburgh, Pa. 15221

*Clairton City5th St.Clairton, Pa. 15025

*Clarion Area219 Liberty St.Clarion, Pa. 16214

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Clarion-Linestone AreaRD 1

Strattanville, Pa. 16258

*Claysburg-KimmelClaysburg,Pa. 16693

*Clearfield AreaMill RoadClearfield, Pa. 16830

Clifton Heights BoroughBaltimore Ave. and Diamond St.Clifton Heights, Pa. 19018

*Coatesville Area1515 E. Lincoln HighwayCoatesville, Pa. 19320

*CocalioS. 6th StreetDenver Pa. 17517

Cochranton Area JointCochranton,Pa. 16314

*ColonialGermantown PikePlymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462

*Columbia9th St. at Kinderhook RoadColumbia, Pa. 17512

*Conemaugh Valley Area1107 Cushon St.Cover Hill, Johnstown, Pa. 15902

*Conestoga Valley2110 Horseshoe RoadLancaster, Pa. 17601

Conneaut Lake AreaRD 2

Conneaut Lake, Pa. 16316

*Conneaut ValleyConneautville,Pa. 16406

*Connellsville AreaRace St.

Connellsville, Pa. 15425

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*Conrad Weiser AreaRD

Robesonia, Pa. 19551

Coraopolis Borough1347 State Ave.Coraopolis, Pa. 15108

*Cornwall-LebanonE. Evergreen RoadLebanon, Pa. 17042

*Corry Area Joint800 E. South St.Corry, Pa. 16407

*Coudersport AreaCoudersport,Pa. 16915

Council RockTwining Ford RoadRichboro, Pa. 18954

Cranberry AreaMain St.

Seneca, Pa. 16346

Cumberland ValleyRD 1

Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055

*Curwensville AreaCurwensville,Pa. 16833

*Dallastown AreaRD 1

Dallastown, Pa. 17313

*Damascus TownshipDamascus,Pa. 18415

*Daniel Boone AreaBirdsboro,Pa. 19508

*Darby-Colwyn JointSummit St.Darby, Pa. 19023

*Darby Township814 Hillcrest Dr.Glenolden, Pa. 19036

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Delaware ValleyMilford,Pa. 18337

*Derry AreaRD 1, Box 169Derry, Pa. 15627

*Derry TownshipHomestead RoadHershey, Pa. 17033

Dickson City BoroughCarmalt St.Dickson City, Pa. 18519

*DonegalRD 1, Box 297Mount Joy, Pa. 17552

*Dover AreaE. Canal St.Dover, Pa. 17315

Dowingtown Area450 Manor Ave.Dowingtown, Pa. 19335

DuBois Area29 Scribner Ave.DuBois, Pa. 15801

DunmoreApple and Ambrose St.Dunmore, Pa. 18512

East Deer-Frazer UnionFreeport RoadCreighton, Pa. 15030

*East LycomingW. Cemetery St.Hughesville, Pa. 17737

*East Penn640 Macungie Ave.Emmaus, Pa. 18049

*East Pennsboro AreaShady LaneEnola, Pa. 17025

East Pittsburgh BoroughHoward St. Bldg.East Pittsburgh, Pa. 15112

APPENDIX(Continued)

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*East Stroudsburg AreaN. Courtland St.East Stroudsburg, Pa. 18301

*Eastern Lancaster CountyRt. 23 and Tower RoadNew Holland, Pa. 17557

*Eastern Lebanon CountyRD 2Myerstown, Pa. 17067

*Eastern Montgomery County Area Tech.

175 Terwood RoadWillow Grove, Pa. 19090

*Eastern Northampton County Area Tech.25th St. and William Penn HighwayEaston, Pa. 18042

*Eastern YorkRD 1Wrightsville, Pa. 17368

*Easton Area Joint811 Northampton St.Easton, Pa. 18042

Edgewood Borough241 Maple Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218

Elders Ridge JointStar Rt., Box 56Saltsburg, Pa. 15681

*Elizabeth-Forward401 Rock Run RoadElizabeth, Pa. 15037

*Elizabethtown Area550 E. ParkElizabethtown, Pa. 17022

Elk LakeDimock,Pa. 18816

*Ellwood City Area501 Crescent Ave.Ellwood City, Pa. 16117

*Erie City7th and French St.Erie, Pa. 16501

APPENDIX(Continued)

*Erie County Area TechnicalRD 3, Robertson RoadErie, Pa. 16509

Etna BoroughHickory St.

Pittsburgh, Pa. 15223

*Everett AreaN. River LaneEverett, Pa. 15537

*Exeter TownshipE. 37th St.

Reiffton, Reading, Pa. 19606

*Fairfield AreaFairfield,Pa. 17320

*FairviewBox 50

Fairview, Pa. 16415

Fairview-Karns City JointHigh School Bldg.Karns City, Pa. 16041

Fannett-MetalWillow Hill,Pa. 17271

*Farrell AreaRoemer Blvd.Farrell, Pa. 16121

*Fayette County Area TechnicalBox 122A, Fairchange RoadUniontown, Pa. 15401

Fell Township8 John St.

Simpson, Pa. 18407

Ferndale Area600 Harlan Ave.Johnstown, Pa. 15905

*Fleetwood AreaFleetwood,Pa. 19522

Folcroft BoroughSchool LaneFolcroft, Pa. 19032

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Forbes JointKantner,Pa. 15548

Forbes RoadHarrisonville,Pa. 17228

Forest HillsSidman,Pa. 15955

*Fort CherryRD 4

McDonald, Pa. 15057

Fort LeBoeufWaterford,Pa. 16441

*Fox Chapel Area611 Field Club RoadPittsburgh, Pa. 15238

*Franklin AreaBox 350Franklin, Pa. 16323

Franklin Regional3925 Reed Blvd.Murrysville, Pa. 15668

*FrazierBox 302

Perryopolis, Pa. 15473

Freedom Area8th Ave.Freedom, Pa. 15042

Galeton AreaBridge St.Galeton, Pa. 16922

Garnet Valley JointRD 2

Glen Mills, Pa. 19342

GatewayMoss Side Blvd.Monroeville, Pa. 15146

*Gettysburg JointP.O. Box 310Gettysburg, Pa. 17325

APPENDIX(Continued)

Glendale *Harrisburg

Irvona Box 2645

Pa. 16656 Harrisburg, Pa. 17105

*Governor MifflinS. Waverly St.Shillington, Pa. 19607

*Harrisburg-Steelton-Highspire Area Tech.

3001 N. Second St., B-Bldg.Harrisburg, Pa. 17110

*Greater Johnstown *Hatboro-Horsham

Somerset and Napoleon Sts. 229 Meetinghouse Road

Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Horsham, Pa. 19044

*Greater LatrobeRD 4Latrobe, Pa. 15650

Greater Nanticoke AreaBox 126Nanticoke, Pa. 18634

*Haverford TownshipE. Eagle and Hathaway Lane

Havertown, Pa. 19083

*Hazelton Area950 Peace St.Hazelton, Pa. 18201

*Greencastle-Antrim *Hempfield

370 S. Ridge Ave. Stanley Ave.

Greencastle, Pa. 17225 Landisville, Pa. 17538

*Greensburg Salem534 E. Pittsburgh St.Greensburg, Pa. 15601

*Greenville AreaDonation RoadGreenville, Pa. 16125

*Halifax AreaRD 2Halifax, Pa. 17032

*Hempfield AreaRD 6, Box 76Greensburg, Pa. 15601

Hickory Township2910 E. State St.Sharon, Pa. 16146

Highland Suburban Joint402 Shenango RoadBeaver Falls, Pa. 15010

*Hamburg Area *Highlands

Windsor St. 9th St.

Hamburg, Pa. 19526 Tarentum, Pa. 15084

*Hanover Borough190 E. Walnut St.Hanover, Pa. 17331

*Hollidaysburg Area405 Allegheny St.Hollidaysburg, Pa. 16648

*Harbor Creek Township *Homer-Center

6375 Buffalo Road Homer City,

Harbor Creek, Pa. 16421 Pa. 15748

*HarmonyRD 1Westover, Pa. 16692

Harmony TownshipHighland Ave.Ambridge, Pa. 15003

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*Homestead221 E. 12th Ave.Homestead, Pa. 15120

Hopewell-Independence-Raccoon Joint1215 Longvue Ave.Aliquippa, Pa. 15001

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*Huntingdon Area723 Portland Ave.Huntingdon, Pa. 16652

*Indiana Area501 E. PikeIndiana, Pa. 15701

*Interboro JointSouth and Trites Aves.Glenolden, Pa. 19036

*Iroquois Area4301 Main St.Erie, Pa. 16511

*Jeannette CityBox 418Jeannette, Pa. 15644

Jenner-Boswell Joint400 Ohio St.Boswell, Pa. 15531

Jersey Shore Area201 Mt. Pleasant Ave.Jersey Shore, Pa. 17740

Jessup School BoroughLane St.Jessup, Pa. 18434

Jim Thorpe Area Joint11th and Center Sts.Jim Thorpe, Pa. 18229

Johnsonburg AreaElk Ave.Johnsonburg, Pa. 15845

*Kennett ConsolidatedP.O. Box AKennett Square, Pa. 19348

*KeystoneBox 370Knox, Pa. 16232

*Kiski Area184 Sherman Ave.Vandergrift, Pa. 15690

*LacKawanna TrailCollege Ave., Administration Bldg.Factoryville, Pa. 18419

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Lake-LehmanAdministration Bldg.Lehman, Pa. 18627

*LakeviewRD 1Stoneboro, Pa. 16153

*Lampeter-StrasburgAdministration Bldg.Lampeter, Pa. 17537

Lancaster Township919 Seventh St.Lancaster, Pa. 17603

Lansdowne-Aldan JointGreen and Clover Ayes.Landsdowne, Pa. 19050

*Laurel HighlandsChurch St., Box 22Hopwood, Pa. 15445

*Lawrence County Vocational-TechnicalWood St.New Castle, Pa. 16101

Lebanon6th and Chestnut Sts.Lebanon, Pa. 17042

*Lebanon County Area Technical833 Metro Dr.Lebanon, Pa. 17042

Leechburg UnionSiberian Ave.Leechburg, Pa. 15656

*Lehighton Area200 Beaver Run RoadLehighton, Pa. 18235

*Lenape Area Technical2215 Chaplin Ave.Ford City, Pa. 16226

*Lewisburg Area140 N. 2nd St.Lewisburg, Pa. 17837

*Ligonier ValleyChurch and Market Sts.Ligonier, Pa. 15658

APPENDIX(Continued)

Line MountainRD 1Herndon, Pa. 17830

*Lock Haven Area Joint95 W. 4th St.Lock Haven, Pa. 17745

*Lower Dauphin5 W. Main St.Hummelstown, Pa. 17038

*Lower Merion301 Montgomery Ave.Ardmore, Pa. 19003

*Lower Providence-Worcester JointFairview Village,Pa. 19409

Loyalsock Township2151 Loyalsock Dr.Williamsport, Pa. 17701

*McGuffeyBox 337Claysville, Pa. 15323

*McKeesport Area402 Shaw Ave. Bldg.McKeesport, Pa. 15132

*Mahanoy AreaBox 58Mahanoy City, Pa. 17948

Manheim TownshipSchool RoadNeffsville, Pa. 17556

*Marion Center AreaMarion Center,Pa. 15759

*Mars AreaBox 369Mars, Pa. 16046

*Mechanicsburg AreaElmwood Ave.Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055

Meyersdale AreaRD 3Meyersdale, Pa. 15552

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Middleburg Joint504 E. MainMiddleburg, Pa. 17842

*Mifflin County514 W. 4th St.Lewistown, Pa. 17044

*Mifflinburg AreaFirst and Market Sts.Mifflinburg, Pa. 17844

*Millcreek Township2628 Colonial Ave.Erie, Pa. 16505

Millersburg AreaCentre St.Millersburg, Pa. 17061

Millvale Borough820 Evergreen Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15209

*Milton Area700 Mahoning St.Milton, Pa. 17847

Mohawk AreaBessemer,Pa. 16112

*Monaca BoroughAllen Ave. and Ella St.Monaca, Pa. 15061

*Monessen City6th and Reed Ave.Monessen, Pa. 15062

*Montgomery AreaPenn St.Montgomery, Pa. 17752

MontourClever RoadMcKees Rocks, Pa. 15136

*Montoursville Area900 Spruce St.Montoursville, Pa. 17754

*Montrose AreaRD 3Montrose, Pa. 18801

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*Moon Schools Union1407 Beers School RoadCoraopolis, Pa. 15108

Morrisville BoroughSummerseat Bldg.Morrisville, Pa. 19067

*Mt. Carmel Area3rd and Market Sts.Mt. Carmel, Pa. 17851

*Mt. LebanonBower Hill RoadPittsburgh, Pa. 15243

*Mt. Union Area706 N. Shaver St.Mt. Union, Pa. 17066

*Muhlenberg TownshipBellevue Ave.

Laureldale, Reading, Pa. 19605

*Norristown Area401 N. Whitehall RoadNorristown, Pa. 19401

*North Allegheny350 Cumberland RoadPittsburgh, Pa. 15237

North Braddock BoroughJones Ave.

North Braddock, Pa. 15104

*North Clarion CountyLeeper,Pa. 16233

*North East Joint2 Gibson St.North East, Pa. 16428

*North Hills4900 Perry HighwayPittsburgh, Pa. 15237

*Muncy*North Montco Area TechnicalW. Penn St.Sumneytown Pike and Valley Forge RoadMuncy, Pa. 17756Lansdale, Pau 19446

Nazareth Area2 Center SquareNazareth, Pa. 18064

*North Penn400 Penn St.Lansdale, Pa. 19446

Neshaminy*North Schuylkill

2001 Old Lincoln Highway N. 9th St.Langhorne, Pa. 19047 Ashland, Pa. 17921

Nether Providence Township200 S. Providence RoadWallingford, Pa. 19086

*Neville Township3rd St.


*North Schuylkill County Area TechnicalFrackville,Pa. 17931

*Northeast BradfordRD 1Rome, Pa. 18837

New Brighton AreaNortheastern

Allegheny St.3rd and Maple Sts.

New Brighton, Pa. 15066 Mt. Wolf, Pa. 17347

New Hope-Solebury*Northern Bedford County180 W. Bridge St.Loysburg,

New Hope, Pa. 18938 Pa. 16659

*New Kensington-ArnoldRt. 56 at 7th St.New Kensington, Pa. 15068

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*Northern Butler CountyRD 2

West Sunbury, Pa. 16061

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*Northern LebanonFredericksburg,Pa. 17026

*Northern PotterUlysses,Pa. 16948

*Northekn301 W. Main St.Elkland, Pa. 16920

*Northern York County102 Baltimore St.Dillsburg, Pa. 17019

Northwest AreaRD 2Shickshinny, Pa. 18655

Otto-EldredDuke Center,Pa. 16729

PalisadesRD 1Kintersville, Pa. 18930

Palmyra AreaE. Spruce St.Palmyra, Pa. 17078

Panther ValleyE. Bertsch St.Lansford, Pa. 18232

Paoli Area95 Howellville RoadBerwyn, Pa. 19312

*Northwestern *Pen Argyl Area1 Harthan Way, Box 68 501 W. Laurel Ave.Albion, Pa. 16401 Pen Argyl, Pa. 180702

*NorwinMcMakon Dr. RD 7Irwin, Pa. 15642

*Oakmont Borough700 5th St.Oakmont, Pa. 15139

*Octorara AreaRD 1Atglen, Pa. 19310

*Penn-Delco Union95 Concord RoadGreen Ridge, Chester, Pa. 19014

*Penn Hills Township12200 Garland Dr.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235

*Pennridge5th St., MR 1Perkasie, Pa. 18944

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

*Old ForgeMarion St.Old Forge, Pa. 18518

*Oley ValleyOley,Pa. 19547

Olyphant BoroughSusquehanna and Church Sts.Olyphant, Pa. 18447

*Oswayo ValleyOswayo St.Shinglehouse, Pa. 16748

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*Penn-TraffordAdministration Bldg.Harrison City, Pa. 15636

*Pequea ValleyRD 1Kinzers, Pa. 17535

Perkiomen Joint3rd Ave.Collegeville, Pa. 19426

Peters Township616 E. McMurray RoadMcMurray, Pa. 15317

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*Philadelphia CityParkway at 21st St.Philadelphia, Pa. 19103

*Phoenixville Area1120 S. Gay St.Phoenixville, Pa. 19460

*Pine Grove AreaHigh St.Pine Grove, Pa. 17963

*Pittsburgh City341 S. Belief field Ave.


Pittston AreaDefoe St.Pittston, Pa. 18640

Plains-Laflin JointW. Carey St.Plains, Pa. 18705

Pleasant ValleyBox 43Brodheadsville, Pa. 18322

Pleasantville Joint374 N. Main St.Pleasantville, Pa. 16341

*Plum Borough900 Elicker RoadPittsburgh, Pa. 15239

*Pocono MountainSwiftwater,Pa. 18370

*Portage AreaMeade St.Portage, Pa. 15946

*Port Allegany200 Oak St.Port Allegany, Pa. 16743

*PottsgroveRt. 18Pottstown, Pa. 19464

*PottstownBeech and Penn St.Pottstown, Pa. 19464

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*Pottsville Area5th and Norwegian Sts.Pottsville, Pa. 17901

*Purchase LineRD 1Commodore, Pa. 15729

*Quakertown Community600 Park Ave.Quakertown, Pa. 18951

Quaker Valley221 Beaver RoadSewickley, Pa. 15143

Randolph-East MeadGuys Mills,Pa. 16327

*Reading8th and Washington Sts.Reading, Pa. 19601

*Redbank ValleyBroad St.New Bethlehem, Pa. 16242

*Red Lion Area200 Horace Mann Ave.Red Lion, Pa. 17356

Reserve TownshipLonsdale St.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15212

Reynolds531 Reynolds RoadGreenville, Pa. 16125

*Rice Ave. Union High1100 Rice Ave.Girard, Pa. 16417

RichlandTheatre Dr.Johnstown, Pa. 15904

*RidleyMorton Ave.Folsom, Pa. 19033

Ringgold1200 Chess St.Monongahela, Pa. 15063

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*Rochester Area540 Reno StreetRochester, Pa. 15074

Rockwood AreaBox GRockwood, Pa. 15557

*Rose Tree Media412 N. Jackson St.Media, Pa. 19063

*Saegertown Area JointBox 287Saegertown, Pa. 16433

Schuylkill Haven AreaBox 250Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 17972

Schwenksville UnionSchwenksville,Pa. 19473

*Scranton City425 N. Washington Ave.Scranton, Pa. 18503

Selinsgrove Area JointBox 90Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870

Shade-Central City UnionCairnbrook,Pa. 15924

*Shaler201 Wetzel RoadGlenshaw, Pa. 15116

*Shamokin Area7th and Arch Sts.Shamokin, Pa. 17872

Shanksville-Stonycreek JointShanksville,Pa. 15560

Sharon Hill BoroughKenny Ave. and Coates St.Sharon Hill, Pa. 19079

Sharpsville AreaRidge Ave.Sharpsville, Pa. 16150

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Shenandoah valleyFlorida Ave.Shenandoah, Pa. 17976

*Shenango Area2550 Ellwood RoadNew Castle, Pa. 16101

*Shippensburg Area375 N. Morris St.Shippensburg, Pa. 17257

*Smethport AreaW. King St.Smethport, Pa. 16749

*SolancoRD 2Quarryville, Pa. 17566

*Somerset Area218 N. Kimberly Ave.Somerset, Pa. 15501

*Souderton Area41 N. School LaneSouderton, Pa. 18964

*South Allegheny2743 Washington Blvd.McKeesport, Pa. 15133

South EasternAdministration OfficeFawn Grove, Pa. 17321

South Fayette TownshipRD 2, Box 207AMcDonald, Pa. 15057

*South MiddletonBoiling Springs,Pa. 17007

South Western200 Bowman RoadHanover, Pa. 17331

*South Williamsport700 Percy St.Williamsport, Pa. 17701

*Southeastern GreeneRD 1Greensboro, Pa. 15338

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Southern Beaver County JointBox 160BHookstown, Pa. 15050

Southern ColumbiaRD 2Catawissa, Pa. 17820

Southern FultonWarfordsburg,Pa. 17267

Southern Huntingdon CountyOrbisonia,Pa. 17243

Southern York CountyRD 3Glen Rock, Pa. 17327

*SouthmorelandN. Chestnut St.Scottdale, Pa. 15683

*Southwest Butler CountyRD 1Harmony, Pa. 16037

Sparta MergedSpartansburg,Pa. 16434

*Spring CoveMartinsburg,Pa. 16662

Springfield Township1901 E. Paper Mill RoadOreland, Pa. 19075

*Springfield Township111 W. Leamy Ave.Springfield, Pa. 19064

Spring-Ford AreaLower Lewis RoadRoyersford, Pa. 19468

*State College Area131 W. Nittany Ave.State College, Pa. 16801

*Steelton-Highspire4th and Walnut Sts.Steelton, Pa. 17113

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*Stroudsburg Area1100 W. Main St.Stroudsburg, Pa. 18360

*Sugar Valley Area JointLoganton,Pa. 17747

Sullivan CountyFirst National Bank Bldg.Dushore, Pa. 18614

*Susquehanna CommunityBox 215

Susquehanna, Pa. 18847

Susquehanna Township3500 Elmerton Ave.Harrisburg, Pa. 17109

Swarthmore-Rutledge Union100 College Ave.Swarthmore, Pa. 19081

Swissville Area Joint1826 Monongahela Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218

*Tamaqua AreaBox 112Tamaqua, Pa. 18252

*Towanda AreaN. 4th St.Towanda, Pa. 18848

Townville Consolidated JointTownville,Pa. 16360

*Trinity AreaPark Ave.

Washington, Pa. 15301

*Tri-ValleyStar RouteValley View, Pa. 17983

Troy Area250 High St.Troy, Pa. 16947

*Tulpehocken AreaRD 2

Bernville, Pa. 19506

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Turkeyfoot Valley AreaConfluence,Pa. 15424

TuscaroraP. O. Box 149Mercersburg, Pa. 17236

Tussey MountainSaxton,Pa. 16678

Union Area500 S. Scotland LaneNew Castle, Pa. 16101

*Union City JointConcord St.Union City, Pa. 16438

*Uniontown Area18 E. South St.Uniontown, Pa. 15401

Unionville-Chadds FordUnionville,Pa. 19375

UnitedRD 2New Florence, Pa. 15944

Upper AdamsBiglerville,Pa. 17307

*Upper Bucks County Area TechnicalStar RoutePerkasie, Pa. 18944

*Upper Darby TownshipLansdowne Ave. and School LaneUpper Darby, Pa. 19084

Upper Dauphin AreaChurch St.Elizabethville, Pa. 17023

Upper Merion Area435 Crossfield RoadKing of Prussia, Pa. 19406

*Upper Moreland TownshipTerwood RoadWillow Grove, Pa. 19090

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*Upper Perkiomen1 Walt RoadPennsburg, Pa. 18073

*Upper St. Clair Township1820 McLaughlin Run RoadBridgeville, Pa. 15017

Valley Grove403 Rocky Grove Ave.Franklin, Pa. 16323

Wallenpaupack AreaStar Route 2Hawley, Pa. 18428

*Warrior RunRD 1Turbotville, Pa. 17772

WarwickW. Orange St.Lititz, Pa. 17543

*Washington44 W. Wheeling St.Washington, Pa. 15301

Wattsburg Area JointBox 119Wattsburg, Pa. 16442

*Waynesboro AreaBox 72, E. 2nd St.Waynesboro, Pa. 17268

Weatherly AreaSpring and E. Main St.Weatherly, Pa. 18255

West AlleghenyBox EImperial, Pa. 15126

West Branch AreaBox 248Morrisdale, Pa. 16858

West GreeneRogersville,Pa. 15359

West Homestead Borough468 W. 8th Ave.West Homestead, Pa. 15120

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*West Jefferson HillsP. O. Box 18019Pleasant Hills, Pa. 15236

West Middlesex AreaBox 231West Middlesex, Pa. 16159

*West Mifflin Area3560 Outlook Dr.West Mifflin, Pa. 15122

*West Reading4th Ave. and Franklin St.West Reading, Pa. 19602

*West Shore33 N. 8th St.Lemoyne, Pa. 17043

*West Side Area Vocational-TechnicalW. Dorrance St.Kingston, Pa. 18704

*West Snyder County JointRD 1Beaver Springs, Pa. 17812

*West York Area2605 W. Market St.York, Pa. 17404

*Western Beaver CountyRD 1Smith's Ferry, Pa. 15080

*Western Montgomery County Area Tech.77 Gratersford RoadLimerick, Pa. 19468

*Western Wayne JointSouth Canaan,Pa. 18459

Westmont Hilltop1650 Menoher Blvd.Johnstown, Pa. 15905

*Whitehall HighMechanicsville RoadWhitehall, Pa. 18052

*Wilkes-Barre City730 S. Main

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702

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Wilkes-Barre Township20 Casey Ave.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702

*Wilkinsburg Borough733 Penn Ave.Wilkinsburg, Pa. 17221

Williams Valley2040 E. Grand Ave.Reinerton, Pa. 17980

*Williamsburg CommunityW. 3rd St.Williamsburg, Pa. 16693

*Williamsport Area605 W. 4th St.Williamsport, Pa. 17701

Wilmington Area350 Wood St.New Wilmington, Pa. 16142

*Wilson Borough Area Joint445 S. 22nd St.Easton, Pa. 18042

*Windber Area23rd St.

Windber, Pa. 15963

*WissahickonHouston RoadAmbler, Pa. 19002

Wyalusing AreaMain St.Wyalusing, Pa. 18853

Wyoming Area100 Montgomery Ave.West Pittston, Pa. 18643

*Wyoming Valley West386 Wyoming Ave.Kingston, Pa. 18704

Yeadon BoroughCypress and Baily RoadYeadon, Pa. 19050

*York City329 S. Lindbergh Ave.

York,, Pa*.17405

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