Riverview Intermediate Unit 6

Located in New Kensington, PA, Northern Westmoreland Career & Technology Center (NWCTC) offers a wide range of programs in advanced manufacturing, auto body, carpentry, cosmetology, culinary arts, HVAC, health occupations, multimedia, networking, cyber security, welding, and more. With a mission to provide quality education that prepares students for lifelong success, NWCTC aims to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their chosen fields. As a leading vocational institution, NWCTC collaborates with various school districts in the area, including Burrell School District, Franklin Regional School District, Kiski Area School District, and New Kensington-Arnold School District. The center also offers adult education courses and seeks to engage parents and the community through its comprehensive plan, student handbook, and various resources. With a focus on safety and innovation, NWCTC is dedicated to providing a supportive learning environment for students pursuing technical and vocational education.Generated from the website

Second District Elementary School is governed by the Crawford Central School District, which administers various middle, elementary and senior high schools. The school serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade six. Second District Elementary School s curriculum includes art, music, speech, library, and health and physical education. It also offers Title I math and reading programs. The school provides learning support and speech therapy services to students with special needs. The Crawford Central School District s schools serve students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The school district offers a variety of educational opportunities, including GED and adult basic education programs. It also provides career and technical education courses to students.

Corry Area Middle/High School, located in Cory, Pa., is part of the Corry Area School District. It enrolls more than 1,200 students from grades seven through 12. The curricular areas include English, mathematics, social science, literature, science, biology, chemistry, American history, United States government and politics, health and physical education, music, art and religion. Its facilities include playing fields, sports area that houses shower rooms, lockers and weight room, and swimming pool, cafeteria, visual arts facility and a computer graphics lab. Its extracurricular programs include more than 25 clubs; literary publications and performing arts groups and various sports, such as football, basketball and softball.