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Gang prevention is the goal of newly formed soccer league

Kennett, PA – Gang prevention is the goal of nine newly formed soccer teams in the Kennett, Avon Grove, and Oxford School Districts. On March 7, the New Garden Jaguars will take the field against the Hurricanes from Fred S. Engle Middle School at New Garden Community Park in Avondale.

CAT students excel at the business of winning

Downingtown, Pa. - Fifteen students from the Center for Arts & Technology (CAT) Brandywine and Pickering Campuses recently earned the right to compete in state competitions thanks to their outstanding performances at the regional level.

POWER Library available at CCIU Teacher Center

Downingtown, PA - The Chester County Intermediate Unit has been accepted as a participant in the Pennsylvania POWER Library Program by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries.

Army Specialist Aaron Berger guest of honor at the Career Center holiday show

CCIU employee Army Specialist Aaron Berger took center stage at the Career Center's holiday show on December 23. Picture here is Aaron with CDC's chorale director, Paula Bewley, and the Career Center Chorale.

Three CAT Brandywine alumni inducted into hall of fame

Coatesville, PA – Three graduates of the Center for Arts & Technology (CAT) Brandywine Campus were recently welcomed into the school’s hall of fame. Brian Skulrak of Coatesville, Jennifer Ashby of Atglen and Theresa Posse of Oxford were inducted into the CAT Brandywine Alumni Hall of Fame in recognition of their outstanding contributions to their occupations, their civic duty and their exemplary academic and vocational achievement as high school students.

Career Center students donate car to Habitat for Humanity

Coatesville, PA - Career Development Center students honed their automotive repair skills while benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Chester County. As part of their course work in the school’s automotive repair program, students repaired a 1992 Subaru Legacy that was donated to the school by Daniel and Veronica Carrone of Coatesville.

Call for proposals for technology conference

The Bucks, Carbon-Lehigh, Chester and Montgomery County Intermediate Units are accepting applications to present at the spring Learning Connections Conference to be held at the CCIU Educational Service Center in Downingtown, on May 3, 2006.

Southern CAT to open in '08

Students, parents, educators and employers are all looking forward to the opening of the Center for Arts & Technology’s (CAT) third campus in southern Chester County.

PA Department of Education purchases netTrekker d.i.

The Pennsylvania Department of Education is pleased to announce the recent purchase of netTrekker d.i. for the teachers, students and parents of Pennsylvania.

PDE announces 2005-06 webinar series

The Pennsylvania Department of Education Bureau of Educational Technology is pleased to announce the 2005-2006 webinar series for Pennsylvania educators. Join educators throughout the commonwealth in our virtual classroom without ever leaving your school!

Center for Arts & Technology designated "Tech Prep" school

Students attending the Center for Arts & Technology (CAT) are getting a head start on their post-secondary education by earning college credit for their high school course work. All the programs at the Center for Arts & Technology Brandywine and Pickering Campuses now have articulation agreements with area colleges.

Patty Ivory receives Annie Sullivan Award

Patty Ivory is the 2005 recipient of the Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU) Annie Sullivan Award.

Demand soars for career and technical programs

Downingtown, September 23, 2005 - Planning on attending the Center for Arts & Technology? Then plan ahead – far, far ahead. According to school officials, 300 Chester County high school students who wanted to attend the Center for Arts & Technology were denied admission for this school year.

Announcing the 2005 Outstanding Service Award Recipients

The Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU) is proud to announce the recipients of a 2005 Outstanding Service Award. Each year, the CCIU Board of Directors honors those men and women who have provided exemplary service to the intermediate unit and the people it serves. The following recipients will be recognized at a banquet in their honor May 24.

41 Chester County students selected for Pennsylvania Governor's Schools

Forty-one high school students from throughout Chester County have been selected to participate in the 2005 Pennsylvania Governor's Schools of Excellence.

CAT Brandywine inducts 18 students into honor society

Coatesville, Pa - The Center for Arts & Technology (CAT) Brandywine Campus is proud to announce that 18 students have been inducted into the National Technical Honor Society. The society recognizes students who excel in their career and technical studies as well as make positive contributions to their school and community through service and leadership.

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