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Unusual Transportation Service
Paul K. Thompson, Jr.
Director of Operations
610-383-5439
This program provides special transportation services as requested by school districts, private schools and other agencies, including: special routes; bus aides/monitors; and specially equipped vehicles for students with disabilities.
Videoconferencing Services
Doug Pomietlarz
Video Media Specialist
484-237-5012
Members of the Chester County Fiber Optic Network may participate in point to point or multipoint videoconferences using IP and ISDN technologies. Chester County school districts may also participate in bridged ISDN videoconferences with up to four sites. Local, national and international services are available.
Video Production
Doug Pomietlarz
Video Media Specialist
484-237-5012
Video production services include videotaping, editing and preparation of digital video for DVD and World Wide Web delivery.
Video Production
Script Writing/Editing
Video Editing
Computer Graphics & Animation
Location Taping
Video Digitizing and Compression for CD or WWW
DVD Authoring
Web Conferencing
Diane Thomson
Program Development and Support Coordinator
484-237-5017
Elluminate vClass software is available for on-line meetings and classes. CCIU staff provide training and facilitation services. Elluminate features live two-way audio, text chat, and a whiteboard on which you can draw, show video images and snapshots of your own computer screen. It is open 24 hours and is a great place to extend instruction and collaborate with other professionals on-line.
Facilitation
Training
West Chester University (WCU) Collaboration Program
Lisa Stenz
Vice Principal, Child & Career Development Center
610-383-7400
This collaborative is designed for students with disabilities who age-out of high school programs or who are within one year of graduation. The program is held on the campus of West Chester University (WCU). Students are paired with a WCU student mentor who familiarizes them with campus activities and facilities. The goal of the program is to offer students with disabilities a unique experience that improves social, leisure, and communication skills as they transition from high school to college. See also Transitional Living Program.
Young Parents Program
Teresa Mullineaux
Supervisor
484-237-5401
This program provides support services to pregnant and parenting students. Services include: instruction in prenatal care; labor and delivery; nutrition; growth; child development; consumer skills and life skills. In addition, students receive health and nutrition education; parent education; vocational and career counseling; case management; agency referrals; access to subsidized child care; and transportation services. The Young Parents program is supported in part by federal and state grants.
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