Notice to Parents, Students, and the General Public
Educational institutions may not discriminate against individuals or groups because of age, race, color, national origin, sex, religion, marital status, non-relevant handicaps or disabilities, Vietnam-era veterans or any other protected class of individuals as per federal government directive law. No person shall on the basis of the foregoing be excluded from participating in, be denied the benefit of, or be subject to discrimination under any educational programs, activity, or employment. The educational institution"s commitment to non-discrimination extends to students, employees, prospective employees and the community in accordance with state and federal laws including Title IX and Section 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
Contact your school"s Title IX coordinator for questions regarding sex discrimination, your school"s Section 504 coordinator for information on civil rights for the physically or mentally handicapped, and your high school office pertaining to vocational training programs.
Jeff Tech
576 Vo-Tech Road, Reynoldsville, 15851
814-653-8265
Title 9: Melissa Mowrey
Title 6: Melissa Mowrey
Section 504: Melissa Mowrey
Vocational Training Program: Meliss Mowrey
DuBois Area
500 Liberty Blvd., DuBois 15801
814-371-2700
Title 9: Edd Brady
Title 6: Edd Brady
Section 504: Robert Kriner
Vocational Training Program:
Brockway Area
95 North St., Brockway 15865
814-265-8411
Title 9: Laurie Piccirillo
Title 6: Laurie Piccirillo
Section 504: Jesse Zameroski
Punxsutawney Area
300 Center Street, Punxsutawney, 15767
814-938-5151
Title 9: Kate Shaffer
Title 6: Kate Shaffer
Section 504: Kate Shaffer
Vocational Training Program:
Riverview Intermediate Unit
270 Mayfield Road, Clarion 16214
814-226-7103/800-672-7123
Title 9: Matthew LaVerde
Title 6: Matthew LaVerde
Section 504: Mary Anne Jordan
Vocational Training Program:
Brookville Area
265 Barnett St., Brookeville 15825
814-849-8372
Title 9: Dr. Erich May
Title 6: Dr. Erich May
Section 504: Dr. Erich May
Homeless Children Have the Right to a Free, Appropriate Public Education
Who is considered homeless?
Children or youth and their families living in a shelter, transitional housing, motel vehicle, campground, on the street, or double up with relatives or friends, due to a lack of housing--they are considered to be homeless.
Where can you call for assistance?
The Homeless Children"s Initiative exists to help homeless children with a variety of services and can assist homeless children during this time of change and stress. If you are homeless with school-aged children, please call Ariel Robinson, local school district Homeless Liaison, at 938-5151, Ext. 3018 for more information.