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Special Education Statistical Summary
2013-2014
Pennsylvania Department of Education Bureau of Special Education
November 2014
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Tom Corbett, Governor
Department of Education Carolyn Dumaresq, Acting Secretary of Education
Office of Elementary and Secondary EducationRita Perez, Acting Deputy Secretary
Bureau of Special EducationPatricia Hozella, Director
November 2014
Pennsylvania Department of Education 333 Market Street Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333
The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) does not discriminate in its educational programs, activities, or employment practices, based on race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, ancestry, union membership, or any other legally protected category. Announcement of this policy is in accordance with State law including the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act and with Federal law, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
If you have any questions about this publication, or for additional copies, contact: Jodi Rissinger, Bureau of Special Education, 333 Market Street, 7th Floor, Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333. Voice Telephone: 717-783-6911, Text Telephone TTY: 717-787-7367, Fax: 717-773-6139.
The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:
Complaints regarding discrimination in schools: Human Relations Representative, Intake Division, Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission: Harrisburg Regional Office, 717-787-9784; Pittsburgh Regional Office, 412-565-5395; Philadelphia Regional Office, 215-560-2496.
Complaints against a Pennsylvania Department of Education employee: Pennsylvania Department of Education, Equal Employment Opportunity Representative, Bureau of Personnel, 11th Floor, 333 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333. Voice Telephone: 717-787-4417, Fax: 717-783-9348, Text Telephone TTY: 717-783-8445.
If you have any questions about this updated statement, please call the Bureau of Personnel at 717-787-4417.
General questions regarding educational law or issues: Pennsylvania Department of Education, School Services Unit, Director, 5th Floor, 333 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333. Voice Telephone: 717-783-3750, Fax: 717-783-6802, Text Telephone TTY: 717-783-8445.
Information on accommodations within the Department of Education for persons with disabilities: Pennsylvania Department of Education, Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator, Bureau of Management Services, 15th Floor, 333 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333. Voice Telephone: 717-783-9791, Fax: 717-772-2317, Text Telephone TTY: 717-783-8445.
Table of Contents Table 1 Special Education Enrollments: By Disability, School Year 2013-2014 School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, Summarized by IU Region ...................................... 1 Table 2 Special Education Enrollments: IDEA – December 1, 2013 Number of Students by Disability ............................................................................................................. 2 Table 3 Race/Ethnicity of Students Age 6-21 Receiving Special Education School Year 2013-2014 ............................................................................................................................. 3 Table 4 Reserved Table 5 Number of Preschool Children Served by EI Program .............................................................................. 4 Table 6 Reserved Table 7 Ethnicity by Education Environment, Age 3-5 School Year 2013-2014 ............................................................................................................................. 5 Table 8 Exiting Special Education: Basis for Exit, Students Age 14–21 School Year 2013-2014 ............................................................................................................................. 6 Table 9 Reserved Table 10 Child Count of Students with Disabilities, Age 6–21 Receiving Special Education Services, Pennsylvania Totals – School Year 2013-2014 ........................... 7 Table 10A Child Count of Students with Disabilities, Age 6–21 Receiving Special Education Services in School-Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014, by IU ........... 8 Table 11 Special Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6–21 by Educational Environment and Disability, Pennsylvania Totals - School Year 2013-2014 ................. 38 Table 11A Special Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6–21 by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014, by IU ........................................ 39 Table 12 Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014 ......................................... 70 Table 13 Special Education Enrollments by Disability Pennsylvania Totals – School Year 2013-2014 ..................................................................................... 106 Table 13A Special Education Enrollments by Disability Pennsylvania Totals – School Year 2013-2014 ..................................................................................... 107 Map of Intermediate Units by County ....................................................................................................................... 108
Table 1Special Education Enrollments: By Disability, School Year 2013-2014
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, Summarized by IU Region
School Age by disability, by IUPreschool by IU
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
School Age Disability Pre- school
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryIntermediate Unit
Intermediate Unit 1 852 77 481,752 22 752 3,361775 8,99857868078*Pittsburgh-Mount Oliver IU 2 628 52 52796 * 492 1,502654 5,509812*46536*Allegheny IU 3 939 240 1143,055 58 2,424 6,3491,512 18,7151,567522,19420011Midwestern IU 4 424 79 381,819 34 1,005 3,057533 8,48159380085*Northwest Tri-County IU 5 823 99 1,278 34 801 3,7711,132 9,91589333890134*Riverview IU 6 365 34 813 14 406 1,832330 4,7255711928345*Westmoreland IU 7 454 86 381,306 38 907 2,673478 7,39768761198*Appalachia IU 8 749 112 341,468 20 1,142 3,135686 8,88691055662*Seneca Highlands IU 9 176 15 11473 12 134 865162 2,279260*14616*Central IU 10 225 38 12814 474 1,808247 4,6074631544057*Tuscarora IU 11 183 21 13592 * 198 1,010220 2,797335*17640*Lincoln IU 12 931 193 782,197 879 5,9251,260 13,5011,08738754139*Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13 786 104 2,668 36 1,427 5,491919 14,3601,463491,216173*Berks County IU 14 607 95 291,510 41 1,955 5,475954 13,0541,0741,147139*Capital Area IU 15 903 89 422,001 1,525 5,7931,316 14,481991431,616140*Central Susquehanna IU 16 358 43 23895 27 629 2,290311 5,489457*335113*BLaST IU 17 455 31 13760 * 499 2,351304 5,2834601431177*Luzerne IU 18 621 60 381,092 16 1,027 2,835539 7,25650942283*Northeastern Educational IU 19 461 71 311,202 918 3,159644 7,7306481348087*Colonial Northampton IU 20 607 90 1,671 21 2,012 6,051708 13,218838241,028147*Carbon-Lehigh IU 21 380 102 1,622 26 1,120 4,388733 10,32489428865142*Bucks County IU 22 609 169 362,337 50 2,032 6,3581,055 15,9381,4861,656123*Montgomery County IU 23 788 144 612,471 55 2,333 7,4901,377 18,1081,3291,872146*Chester County IU 24 532 115 592,129 2,570 6,4021,177 16,1501,378351,539185*Delaware County IU 25 691 141 511,681 1,479 6,4311,343 14,225922461,273130*Philadelphia IU 26 2,832 351 1662,626 98 2,595 14,5092,434 28,405*2,562174*Beaver Valley IU 27 289 27 19702 592 2,168341 4,9963401743252*ARIN IU 28 217 34 20662 11 433 1,360162 3,480303*23634*Schuylkill IU 29 196 40 19637 414 1,737255 4,0103741327836*Elwyn * * ** * * ** 3,6793,679****Corrections Ed * * ** * * 253*****
18,089 2,752 1,15343,029 119,68233,18176922,693 296,24925,90169025,2632,97176Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
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Table 2Special Education Enrollments: IDEA - December 1, 2013
Number of Students by Disability
By age, by disabilityCharter Schools included
PPPS included
21
118
3,184
52
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57
120
*
*
142
746
*
4,153
8,604
34
135
4,490
62
68
154
*
*
139
993
11
6,314
12,422
320
151
5,840
74
131
56
514
412
*
173
1,440
2,305
11,438
604
179
7,529
86
408
60
1,142
1,159
*
181
1,788
86
13,245
784
223
7,453
94
742
50
1,708
3,205
*
219
2,023
30
*
16,536
862
224
6,745
92
994
60
2,165
5,974
*
218
2,192
27
*
19,563
1,029
227
5,642
76
1,240
55
2,593
8,191
*
194
2,173
30
*
21,454
1,119
221
4,351
87
1,433
64
2,859
9,678
*
201
2,255
34
*
22,308
1,255
228
2,800
88
1,662
58
2,913
10,612
*
196
2,061
35
*
21,910
1,333
230
1,795
87
1,800
46
3,102
11,324
*
197
2,101
47
*
22,067
1,450
187
1,089
76
2,169
49
3,137
12,093
*
228
1,918
63
*
22,462
1,512
189
612
93
2,329
63
3,087
12,528
*
164
1,791
49
*
22,422
1,566
208
352
83
2,635
52
3,055
12,479
*
200
1,703
62
*
22,397
1,588
186
269
75
2,696
52
2,874
12,218
*
206
1,437
69
*
21,676
1,610
195
160
91
2,610
57
2,579
11,901
*
212
1,206
76
*
20,702
1,368
99
78
41
1,331
37
1,242
6,392
*
168
795
68
*
11,626
875
38
13
26
379
21
223
1,194
*
136
432
32
*
3,376
696
*
117
*
290
*
127
324
32
*
1,708
143
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*
*
27
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*
39
*
31
71
*
*
333
18,169
3,065
52,407
1,302
22,716
917
33,539
119,694
85
3,332
27,449
716
12,858
296,249Total
Developmental Delay (3-5 in EI Program)
Traumatic Brain Injury
Autism
Multiple Disabilities
Deaf-Blindness
Specific Learning Disability
Other Health Impairment
Orthopedic Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Visual Impairment including Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
Intellectual Disability (MR)
Total21201918171615141312111009080706050403Student Age as of December 1
Disability
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 2
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School Age, Ages 6-21 by ethnicityby disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
Table 3Race/Ethnicity of Students School Age 6-21 Receiving Special Education
School Year 2013-2014
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64
230
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35
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495
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22
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*
*
19
45
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*
17
*
120
4,126
364
4,207
177
5,769
123
4,778
22,832
*
370
2,927
45,786
1,760
270
2,963
94
2,067
71
3,107
14,272
*
316
1,740
26,712
10,984
1,792
29,445
739
13,863
487
23,506
77,827
56
2,004
17,821
496
179,020
584
118
1,236
60
700
30
924
2,941
*
107
1,082
7,803
302
107
894
35
112
21
350
1,129
*
68
631
*
3,660
17,791
2,658
38,829
1,111
22,572
734
32,748
119,276
73
2,871
24,253
680
263,596Total
Traumatic Brain Injury
Autism
Multiple Disabilities
Deaf-Blindness
Specific Learning Disability
Other Health Impairment
Orthopedic Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Visual Impairment including Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
Intellectual Disability (MR)
TotalAsianMultiracialWhiteHispanicBlack or African American
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific
Islander
American Indian or Alaska Native
Disability
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 3
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Table 5Number of Preschool Children
Served by EI Program
1782705761822221042051812268294
14910234648737333414313518216749
31131346143842228311882
1101,235
*8,604
28941673128929513124531130514311522316751870551346423124422925173
408422655649673435150166189
1,7096015
12,419
1081152571219248
11918110822488563
2192681781768278958819
118156337234280181725475
593
*4,689
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578812
1,567593610283571687640247260463335
1,0871,4631,074
991457460509506142838894
1,4861,3291,378
922340303374
3,56311623
25,901 Total:Tyrone Area SD838Elwyn - Chester Upland3037Elwyn - Philadelphia3036Schuylkill IU 292935Arin IU 282834Beaver Valley IU 272733Delaware County IU 252530Chester County IU 242429Montgomery Co. IU 232328Bucks County IU 222227Carbon Lehigh IU 212126Colonial IU 202025Western Wayne SD1924Northeast Educ. IU 191923Hazleton ASD1822BlaST IU 171721Central Susquehanna IU 161619Capital Area IU 151518Berks County IU 141417Lancaster-Lebanon IU 131316Lincoln IU 121215Tuscarora IU 111114Central IU 101013Seneca Highlands IU 9912Altoona ASD811Appalachia IU 8810Westmoreland IU 779Riverview IU 668Erie City SD57Northwest Tri Co. IU 556Midwestern IU 444Allegheny IU 333Pittsburgh SD22Intermediate Unit 111
Total Preschool0706050403
AgeEI Program IU Description
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 4
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by race
Table 7Ethnicity by Education Environment, Preschool Age 3-5
School Year 2013-2014
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27
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12
2,088
276
163
671
124
*
348
145
3,878
1,347
200
185
768
32
*
280
221
3,093
6,582
1,369
2,252
1,271
2,970
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1,277
1,217
17,099
438
83
79
47
198
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89
53
1,011
262
40
55
27
118
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55
26
592
10,738
1,968
2,737
1,466
4,735
*
2,052
1,662
25,712Total:
Children attending neither a regular early childhood program nor a special education program and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services at the service provider location or some other location not in another category (D2)
Children attending neither a regular early childhood program nor a special education program and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services at home (D1)
Children attending a special education program (not in any regular early childhood program), specifically, a residential facility (C3)
Children attending a special education program (not in any regular early childhood program), specifically, a separate school (C2)
Children attending a special education program (not in any regular early childhood program), specifically, a separate special education class (C1)
Children attending a regular early childhood program less than 10 hours per week and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services in some other location (B2)
Children attending a regular early childhood program less than 10 hours per week and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services in regular childhood program (B1)
Children attending a regular early childhood program at least 10 hours per week and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services in some other location (A2)
Children attending a regular early childhood program at least 10 hours per week and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services in the regular regular early childhood program (A1)
TotalAsianMultiracialWhiteHispanicBlack or African American
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific
Islander
American Indian or Alaska Native
Education Environment/Race
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 5
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Ages 14-21, Exiting by Reason
Charter Schools Included
Table 8Exiting Special Education: Basis for Exit, Student Age 14-21
School Year 2013-2014
Basis for Exit Number of Students
Transferred to Regular Education 2,270
Graduated with Regular High School Diploma 17,829
Received a GED and/or Certificate 48
Reached Maximum Age 269
Died 58
Moved, Known to be Continuing 10,537
Dropped Out 2,537
33,548Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Page 6
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Based on Revised December 1, 2013 Child Count
Table 10Students with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education ServicesPennsylvania Totals - School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 601 1436968751,3681,6101,5881,5661,5121,4501,3331,2551,1191,029862784 17,791
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 176 *3899195186208189187230228221227224223 2,658
Speech or Language Impairment 7,473 **781602693526121,0891,7952,8004,3515,6426,7457,445 38,829
Visual Impairment including Blindness 83 *26419175839376878887769294 1,111
Emotional Disturbance 408 271173791,3312,6102,6962,6352,3292,1691,8001,6621,4331,240994742 22,572
Orthopedic Impairment 58 **21635864556050 734
Other Health Impairment 1,139 *2231,2422,5792,8743,0553,0873,1373,1022,9132,8592,5932,1651,708 32,748
Specific Learning Disability 1,158 392901,1946,39211,90112,21812,47912,52812,09311,32410,6129,6788,1915,9743,205 119,276
Deaf-Blindness * *************** 73
Multiple Disabilities 174 31127136168212206200164228197196201194218219 2,871
Autism 1,771 713244327951,2061,4371,7031,7911,9182,1012,0612,2552,1732,1922,023 24,253
Traumatic Brain Injury *3232687669626347 680
Total: 13,064 16,528 19,563 21,454 22,308 21,910 22,067 22,462 22,422 22,397 21,676 20,702 11,626 3,376 1,708 333 263,596
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Intermediate Unit 1
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *2023667881878381686850553633 844
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 73
Speech or Language Impairment 277 *******244275144197266288276 1,609
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 48
Emotional Disturbance 14 ***4783110858886585450402032 774
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 21
Other Health Impairment 24 ***314475606182767271604835 746
Specific Learning Disability 13 **3520431734730635633031031830525016391 3,349
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 77
Autism 53 **15224426474445576068536754 664
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 402 544 636 736 759 730 659 691 680 607 663 600 384 92 * 8,228
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Pittsburgh-Mount Oliver IU 2
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *3132495048504857464935362734 615
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 50
Speech or Language Impairment 188 **********367291107133 663
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 48
Emotional Disturbance * ***337155656183636044393519 649
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** *
Other Health Impairment 14 ***123933423850515058433918 487
Specific Learning Disability * **1686156180147155145162148111946527 1,501
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 33
Autism 41 **11122020223329434034494340 441
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** *
Total: 282 280 324 367 368 399 381 384 350 342 352 347 199 74 * 4,505
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Allegheny IU 3
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 43 114742728775727160726555544949 924
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 15 ****2231162011261816201912 237
Speech or Language Impairment 474 ****13*235289153231333435497507 2,820
Visual Impairment including Blindness 12 ****12*****11**** 103
Emotional Disturbance 24 **188820519116014417611395105756440 1,503
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 54
Other Health Impairment 70 **13101204240228224223216204229159157121 2,391
Specific Learning Disability 74 **46333592654668658634583503558481330207 6,331
Deaf-Blindness * *************** 11
Multiple Disabilities 14 *15*15*1515171314171411** 194
Autism 141 11263969103119142191175184169200209169160 2,107
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 52
Total: 874 1,118 1,305 1,461 1,523 1,318 1,377 1,394 1,394 1,338 1,349 1,256 700 176 118 26 16,727
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Midwestern IU 4
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 14 *14362939244045372825271625 415
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 78
Speech or Language Impairment 308 ****132219304296116198203268320 1,640
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 37
Emotional Disturbance * ***387573536139385028242218 531
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 33
Other Health Impairment 27 ***3275771071099410010187766341 995
Specific Learning Disability 23 **1317128532930733632325625127923415488 3,052
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *********12***** 83
Autism 44 ***304474565972587177745747 774
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 445 555 602 653 713 637 606 628 650 591 626 544 323 51 * 7,652
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Northwest Tri-County IU 5
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 35 *32598280746965566244404436 808
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 12 *********11***** 97
Speech or Language Impairment 258 ********164258112168193274 1,144
Visual Impairment including Blindness * ***************
Emotional Disturbance 51 ***45114115122116115868983655450 1,117
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 30
Other Health Impairment 43 ***184663616575757172706857 791
Specific Learning Disability 24 **2819235938440244841537132030126215798 3,766
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ******13*1515**11** 130
Autism 46 *12*214260656873717397836871 859
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 33
Total: 487 602 606 708 732 690 736 788 794 760 731 665 347 95 * 8,801
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Riverview IU 6
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 15 ***314037303130282421251120 360
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 34
Speech or Language Impairment 173 *********16436391118169 696
Visual Impairment including Blindness * ***************
Emotional Disturbance * ***2241413231272819241620* 326
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 12
Other Health Impairment 13 ***163022433652583028342119 406
Specific Learning Disability 21 **171112151682011841601381521691469053 1,825
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 43
Autism 21 *****19132524222529193421 275
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 19
Total: 259 307 300 341 342 303 300 311 323 330 298 346 190 44 * 4,009
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Westmoreland IU 7
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *1925414352413741242922212417 450
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 83
Speech or Language Impairment 230 ********224187160190220246 1,214
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 37
Emotional Disturbance * ***206165644450383825222216 477
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 37
Other Health Impairment 21 ***33768410510677779262516447 902
Specific Learning Disability * **3113929927628125924724028221018914758 2,668
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 93
Autism 30 ***223533464554604063465953 602
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 324 459 558 532 563 593 499 517 512 556 539 538 268 88 * 6,584
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Appalachia IU 8
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 29 *20386479736273605745483035 738
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * ******1511*****13* 108
Speech or Language Impairment 309 *******16285873126180234262 1,307
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 34
Emotional Disturbance 11 ***386896915963535042423330 684
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 19
Other Health Impairment 37 ***42931141031021089610299918251 1,123
Specific Learning Disability 24 **2717335932934434031626926924020215473 3,122
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 58
Autism 35 ***161924353944385647474962 529
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 454 514 612 611 620 611 587 634 649 673 656 638 343 86 * 7,734
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Seneca Highlands IU 9
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) * ***20111315121212151712** 171
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 14
Speech or Language Impairment 93 *********143253606584 415
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** *
Emotional Disturbance * ****1919171216141514*** 162
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 12
Other Health Impairment * ****12*1311131215*11** 131
Specific Learning Disability * ***4190908210191967463494920 861
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 16
Autism 13 ******11171314*13*1411 143
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** *
Total: 134 143 164 150 173 164 164 159 160 146 144 140 82 16 * * 1,944
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Central IU 10
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 12 **1217192427181722*1613** 224
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 36
Speech or Language Impairment 173 ********17253375113111139 696
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 11
Emotional Disturbance 15 ****2332242226132516111412 243
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** *
Other Health Impairment * ***233846375449464434282828 466
Specific Learning Disability 23 ***842031731912051821681741381258742 1,802
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 54
Autism 25 ***162327253633403140454729 431
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 15
Total: 264 267 299 348 331 324 320 332 348 316 316 320 155 27 * 3,990
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Tuscarora IU 11
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) * ***14151121151211151619** 180
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 20
Speech or Language Impairment 121 ********162324476279116 504
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 11
Emotional Disturbance * ****3331242419211914*11* 220
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** *
Other Health Impairment * ****15162323*2618181115* 196
Specific Learning Disability * ***6299104100791049910781825226 1,008
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 39
Autism 21 ******121313*1516161616 165
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** *
Total: 170 189 180 203 198 204 193 185 164 188 176 179 96 15 * 2,352
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Lincoln IU 12
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 34 *44516675807586746164575553 906
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 17 ****181718**141114161516 185
Speech or Language Impairment 436 *****1111244483128169261358422 1,958
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 76
Emotional Disturbance 17 **20761611701431241068910178645844 1,254
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 16 ***338588798587848075664737 871
Specific Learning Disability 55 **43270541574595623591593580507437322171 5,911
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ****151312*13***12*11 134
Autism 55 *15243939375159765464635769 717
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 37
Total: 635 833 934 987 988 1,030 1,034 1,002 1,011 981 994 943 482 145 58 12 12,069
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Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *2952666862695955544849424536 763
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 12 *********1212***12 94
Speech or Language Impairment 433 *****16193578119183287397420403 2,399
Visual Impairment including Blindness * ***************
Emotional Disturbance 21 **14551061081088585817862334432 914
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 35
Other Health Impairment 37 **1340951241391331481361181371138881 1,405
Specific Learning Disability 39 **50279586572575606562568455439370253116 5,480
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities 14 *****1113*12*1719*1214 166
Autism 95 **193357736993821138911610211699 1,170
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 47
Total: 682 801 992 1,084 1,117 1,008 1,095 1,033 1,033 1,004 981 942 491 161 62 14 12,500
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Berks County IU 14
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *2237585553616030394931282920 595
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 92
Speech or Language Impairment 285 *******24274782144205270261 1,365
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 27
Emotional Disturbance 20 **125311113610711783736450553328 946
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 40
Other Health Impairment 84 **1464122157143178196185167158180156120 1,928
Specific Learning Disability 69 **55274527574560537566509485444359299173 5,444
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ***11*1213*11**1111** 133
Autism 86 *1836456594649292117919411182 1,104
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 581 705 928 943 940 981 970 1,016 999 996 1,019 889 507 148 66 14 11,702
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Capital Area IU 15
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *3533509280976666695567495434 881
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * ********14****** 87
Speech or Language Impairment 357 ******17284999140196268289341 1,800
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 38
Emotional Disturbance 18 **187415316217414612110210070785931 1,313
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 33 **1375151165158144164136136110986755 1,507
Specific Learning Disability 34 **52301583630659619622553540425386267102 5,783
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ****1114**1412***** 135
Autism 105 *255693111122112128129145137129119118 1,549
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 42
Total: 599 707 868 1,026 1,032 1,138 1,106 1,185 1,141 1,254 1,185 1,096 578 150 79 12 13,156
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Central Susquehanna IU 16
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) * *141920362527372637382413*14 351
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 42
Speech or Language Impairment 163 *******1220375676107108181 775
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 21
Emotional Disturbance * ***202930303229192422311311 305
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 27
Other Health Impairment 26 ***304574445260655047464238 625
Specific Learning Disability 21 **2113821724724623119421523417616712052 2,285
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *****12**12****15* 110
Autism 24 ****1713292727272927251923 314
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** *
Total: 261 332 334 405 386 444 419 379 399 396 408 365 231 60 * 4,863
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BLaST IU 17
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 15 **1130404845385030442625*25 445
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 27
Speech or Language Impairment 183 *********13345277119167 658
Visual Impairment including Blindness * ***************
Emotional Disturbance * ***2236392730332220191916* 304
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** *
Other Health Impairment 18 ***224239464042454938423235 492
Specific Learning Disability 26 **2014023019824429524723020618414911165 2,346
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 75
Autism 17 ***141714252417262226322627 297
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 14
Total: 274 338 316 353 357 388 377 404 436 395 355 376 235 48 * 4,677
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Luzerne IU 18
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 24 *29594650635545544128432623 613
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 58
Speech or Language Impairment 216 *******12293260102127182204 976
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 36
Emotional Disturbance 13 ***233657577159453950272823 537
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 15
Other Health Impairment 31 ***45748110311596948879886845 1,020
Specific Learning Disability * **2218731331530330428125726721516413455 2,832
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************11* 81
Autism 29 **17201422253237382634344925 411
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 332 392 507 497 516 540 532 564 608 575 538 498 347 92 * 6,593
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Northeastern Educational IU 19
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 22 **15294341523439212429363030 454
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 69
Speech or Language Impairment 232 ******11*213958107145188228 1,053
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 30
Emotional Disturbance 14 ***336585728451504137403820 640
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 32 ***2861877883819380101815548 911
Specific Learning Disability 17 **3019130428233834334729628927422415366 3,158
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 84
Autism 34 ***151333332930454244424439 457
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 12
Total: 359 453 526 583 605 556 556 580 599 598 547 507 315 67 * 6,883
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Colonial Northampton IU 20
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 23 *48345740544557494133344022 600
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * ******13****15*** 88
Speech or Language Impairment 320 ******20174052105154226266306 1,525
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 20
Emotional Disturbance * **165195891137952404838272518 700
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 65 **147418917022521319417315714713712999 1,986
Specific Learning Disability 35 **56297633635616647577607547502431295158 6,040
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ****131516*11*12*1112* 141
Autism 74 *243756565962817482838086103 974
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 23
Total: 534 712 845 964 992 994 1,007 1,017 1,090 1,112 1,039 1,042 533 152 * 12,119
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Carbon-Lehigh IU 21
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 12 *22233335323129402328181813 372
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * ******11******** 97
Speech or Language Impairment 295 *****1216154575102165199243263 1,436
Visual Impairment including Blindness * ***************
Emotional Disturbance 11 **13448884977468645441373117 729
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 25
Other Health Impairment 51 ***308597849410594961091057372 1,105
Specific Learning Disability 46 *47218428452463461474458411335249198119 4,374
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ****11***13*1315*12* 140
Autism 79 **15213835476870795181716980 814
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 27
Total: 505 587 652 698 780 768 819 829 763 759 737 704 360 114 56 11 9,142
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Bucks County IU 22
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 20 133749524949485137443439332722 604
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 14 *****131213*191814171211 163
Speech or Language Impairment 337 ****1114205379112176271343388361 2,172
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 35
Emotional Disturbance 24 ***6612512899101104888665615137 1,048
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 46
Other Health Impairment 83 **118620417220316119819216115814912592 2,002
Specific Learning Disability 55 *30312596638634659659639547540484370161 6,340
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * **************13 117
Autism 104 *3052100103136105123143150137128140121 1,603
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 652 824 1,131 1,224 1,238 1,187 1,252 1,224 1,159 1,167 1,132 1,119 583 142 103 20 14,157
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Montgomery County IU 23
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *3759626674645266545347444829 780
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *******1212*1415131714 140
Speech or Language Impairment 317 ***171824355179121206299363403353 2,290
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 61
Emotional Disturbance 24 **17871821411861241261139079876645 1,370
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 52
Other Health Impairment 99 **1177189205194198219211200207197166121 2,299
Specific Learning Disability 49 **62346739746809745775727672654539391214 7,477
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ****15*********15 142
Autism 122 *3359101116152129150155164158171139139 1,813
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 661 937 1,251 1,434 1,482 1,417 1,411 1,452 1,329 1,466 1,330 1,330 675 195 83 13 16,466
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Chester County IU 24
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 13 *30333754584742355235401713 526
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * ***********1212*14 108
Speech or Language Impairment 289 ****182226447597151239285329345 1,930
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 57
Emotional Disturbance 19 **277317314818212394776660544025 1,173
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 88 **21127225255242240234222216210192140109 2,530
Specific Learning Disability 60 *83406747741685636605576510497364279165 6,381
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * ***15131114151315*181313* 181
Autism 79 *34678511013210811812413013612612498 1,500
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 34
Total: 567 787 958 1,073 1,218 1,130 1,180 1,185 1,227 1,348 1,360 1,331 746 199 116 22 14,447
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Delaware County IU 25
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) *4951544453577346495431372527 679
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * ****12****15**121214 137
Speech or Language Impairment 250 *****20132454111138227214247253 1,566
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 51
Emotional Disturbance 22 *31971591571451321321119190664940 1,337
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 60 ***5511010113913712813213113710810787 1,447
Specific Learning Disability 104 *65281602567651610645590606555512348234 6,396
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities 13 ****12*********13 126
Autism 88 *26424772689299101102127107108111 1,219
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 46
Total: 575 783 918 1,073 1,195 1,146 1,124 1,130 1,085 1,096 995 1,001 564 199 136 18 13,038
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Philadelphia IU 26
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 88 2096125194248236230223245215203199175164136 2,797
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 24 **12152518292026292826332923 341
Speech or Language Impairment 383 ****16304478103132178245329429461 2,435
Visual Impairment including Blindness * **11*1415121513151211**15 166
Emotional Disturbance 29 *5710418622426326826024419918817111899 2,427
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 98
Other Health Impairment 117 **2258124139205251218270254271249193175 2,550
Specific Learning Disability 246 *2117881,3331,4931,4981,5771,5161,3481,2651,104879718388 14,419
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities 13 ***12****12171212*2429 173
Autism 259 *39537294124155163206197226249268263 2,398
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 1,178 1,604 1,959 2,113 2,294 2,356 2,485 2,568 2,607 2,422 2,265 2,031 1,247 488 199 44 27,860
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Beaver Valley IU 27
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) * **11174629202920202018151314 288
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 27
Speech or Language Impairment 120 ********1633536485109127 624
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 19
Emotional Disturbance * **155249484420352020*13** 341
Orthopedic Impairment * ***************
Other Health Impairment 19 **13314666615648554941482726 591
Specific Learning Disability *23741832592232492131821661401231509858 2,162
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 47
Autism 14 **14242134384238273746223920 424
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** 17
Total: 180 265 300 344 299 328 334 349 374 423 412 431 317 136 * 4,555
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ARIN IU 28
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) * ***162916131917151611161111 215
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 34
Speech or Language Impairment 135 *********11287486107127 589
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 20
Emotional Disturbance * ****16171421**181814** 161
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 11
Other Health Impairment * ***262634423744504937253016 431
Specific Learning Disability 15 ***781361481311371201321201131056540 1,349
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 31
Autism 19 ****1920161215231614222721 230
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** *
Total: 194 225 257 278 272 257 245 216 242 228 245 241 135 27 * 3,079
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Schuylkill IU 29
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) 13 ***132019131618*1215*** 185
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** 39
Speech or Language Impairment 118 ********1929454466110116 570
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** 19
Emotional Disturbance * ***20283228302427*1714** 255
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** 11
Other Health Impairment * ***193241484142323332352519 407
Specific Learning Disability 37 **149414014019216418316814013610810585 1,708
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** 35
Autism 18 ****1913231614262024292821 269
Traumatic Brain Injury * ***************
Total: 200 265 301 265 275 269 299 304 290 318 261 249 160 39 * 3,511
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Corrections Ed
Table 10AStudents with Disabilities, School Age 6-21
Receiving Special Education Services in School Age Programs, School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Total
School Age, Ages 6-21,by disability
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
6 Disability
Intellectual Disability (MR) * *************** *
Hearing Impairment including Deafness * *************** *
Speech or Language Impairment * *************** *
Visual Impairment including Blindness * *************** *
Emotional Disturbance * 172029171913********* 132
Orthopedic Impairment * *************** *
Other Health Impairment * *************** *
Specific Learning Disability * 1436191313********** 106
Deaf-Blindness * *************** *
Multiple Disabilities * *************** *
Autism * *************** *
Traumatic Brain Injury * *************** *
Total: * * * * * * * * * 12 23 34 33 50 61 32 253
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Table 11Special Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability
Pennsylvania Totals - School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Disability/Age
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11Intellectual Disability (MR) 309 1,947 1,0841,050 3,167 2,694 3,913678 1,049 370 121 16432 388 * *189 198 * 1266 12 2939
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
72 173 20836 169 79 48869 22 * 135 *18 89 * *23 32 * *29 * *11
Speech or Language Impairment
78 758 *3,900 264 206 3033,186 11 * 51 ** 17 * *28 * * ** 22 **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
29 64 *331 66300 * * 74 ** 85 * ** 35 * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 843 1,373 1426,862 2,919 1,459 1,5402,675 364 123 618 123877 1,552 13 144287 208 36 11286 16 5240
Orthopedic Impairment 22 78 19161 104 59 42201 19 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 1,008 4,120 7112,425 4,022 949 6808,021 316 57 151 *196 339 * 2970 59 * 1672 20 47*
Specific Learning Disability 5,720 14,593 25851,265 18,260 1,127 1,85222,784 1,572 109 62 111329 460 * 6638 105 * 17108 * 4616
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * 16 ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities 148 199154 639 58560 80 168 *142 161 * *116 75 * 2026 57 7112
Autism 423 2,799 3374,782 2,392 3,483 1,8085,387 402 163 537 *308 775 * *213 261 15 *58 * *27
Traumatic Brain Injury 45 25175 98 6385 28 18 * ** 18 * ** 16 * ** * **
Total: 8,562 26,101 2,16581,849 31,597 10,799 10,58974,265 3,853 938 1,941 2662,327 3,893 25 262976 1,002 101 83665 150 266158
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Intermediate Unit 1
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 22 106 28109 219 78 11159 43 * * *19 13 * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *27 * * *24 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *159 * * *1,443 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *19 * * *12 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 23 50 *260 69 28 2182 13 * 30 *77 72 * *20 * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 24 84 *280 78 * 13198 * * 12 ** 15 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 194 361 *1,521 384 29 19749 35 * * *14 23 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 77 *111 60 71 47171 15 * 17 *18 26 * *16 * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
278 691 462,498 825 229 2232,749 118 33 78 *142 171 * *56 34 * *20 * 19*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Pittsburgh-Mount Oliver IU 2
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 27 43 1953 70 83 9630 28 42 * *63 16 * *37 * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * *14 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *35 * * *633 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *11 * * ** * * 12 ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 14 30 *153 58 90 5646 14 * 28 *64 67 * *12 * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment * 67 *180 60 15 *134 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 64 107 *715 195 * 22335 32 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 41 *53 54 95 3989 14 * * *13 * * *17 * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
124 297 371,213 453 299 2231,295 92 57 61 *147 118 * *75 17 * ** * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Allegheny IU 3
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 16 131 4846 173 109 14831 53 40 * *55 14 * *35 14 * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *91 13 * *72 * * 22 ** 19 * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 21 *334 * 11 *2,447 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *26 * * *13 * * 24 ** 14 * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 44 101 *509 172 44 70169 23 * 82 *23 189 * ** 33 * *20 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * *15 * * *18 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 82 370 *926 316 43 38511 24 * * *12 36 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 288 1,104 *2,737 913 59 86977 72 * * *20 30 * ** 13 * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** 13 * 14* * 13 35 ** 38 * *15 20 * ** * **
Autism 35 277 18430 214 175 95458 16 38 97 *70 101 * *40 37 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * *11 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
477 2,036 875,128 1,827 455 4554,705 194 111 293 *199 451 * *108 143 * *34 * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Midwestern IU 4
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 52 1523 88 62 8618 39 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *24 * * *23 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 66 *182 37 * *1,337 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * *15 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 18 35 *171 61 19 2766 * * 14 *39 31 * *15 * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 23 117 *408 115 24 17243 * * * ** 12 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 146 402 *1,400 398 15 *606 27 * * ** 19 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 18 18* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 12 99 *194 86 78 43165 13 * 16 ** 34 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
211 788 342,421 807 226 1972,485 107 14 56 *59 122 * *22 23 * ** * 11*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Northwest Tri-County IU 5
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 12 76 3252 187 118 16155 68 * * ** 14 * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *35 * * *34 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *78 * * *1,060 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *13 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 30 74 *363 154 50 74226 15 * 27 *11 44 * ** * * *17 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * *15 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 13 90 *266 90 33 19240 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 166 240 *1,766 497 * 36863 53 * * ** 16 * ** * * *11 * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 22 33* * * 21 ** 22 * ** * * ** * **
Autism 12 89 13217 87 91 54229 * * 21 ** 15 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
246 591 622,806 1,043 325 3802,733 152 13 85 *27 114 * *14 15 * *42 * 11*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Riverview IU 6
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 38 1721 60 61 9916 25 * * ** 14 * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *13 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 13 *37 * * *643 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 16 21 *98 36 30 4030 * * 14 ** 16 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 13 53 *171 52 * *84 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 103 296 *737 275 * 22321 19 * * ** 11 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 20 ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 30 *55 17 51 2862 * * * ** 11 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
146 461 321,153 446 174 2091,177 58 * 22 ** 60 * ** * * *18 * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Westmoreland IU 7
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 13 34 *34 88 73 62* 14 31 * *36 17 * ** 17 * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *23 * * *30 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 14 *80 * * *1,129 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *12 * * *13 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 21 30 *211 42 12 *58 * * 16 *17 35 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * *11 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 23 103 *370 125 23 *197 * * * *11 * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 144 403 *1,214 348 14 *477 24 * * *13 14 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * 18 *14 11 * *12 * * ** * **
Autism * 53 *139 44 71 34139 * 11 19 *21 31 * ** 12 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
215 646 182,100 671 204 1282,065 53 57 78 *117 121 * *41 43 * *14 * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Appalachia IU 8
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 24 62 52120 102 104 17236 30 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *46 * * *39 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 11 *102 * * *1,083 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *14 * * *12 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 22 35 *290 49 15 20128 15 * 18 ** 34 * ** * * *21 * 12*
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 33 127 *488 85 * 16314 * * * ** 12 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 168 321 *1,583 306 12 31626 22 * * ** 15 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 21 16* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 11 60 *115 42 50 33171 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
263 630 782,769 592 214 2922,420 82 17 34 *12 74 * ** 14 * *45 18 3512Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Seneca Highlands IU 9
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 50 ** 51 19 11* 16 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *27 * * *379 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * 15 *33 24 * *25 * * * *14 * * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment * 25 *39 26 * *28 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 35 100 *394 142 * *162 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 27 *30 25 * *31 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
47 226 *543 280 36 27645 35 * 18 *23 25 * ** * * *13 * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Central IU 10
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 32 1713 56 20 56* 14 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *13 * * *14 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *52 * * *643 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * 25 *98 16 * *49 * * * ** 20 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 19 81 *186 59 11 1271 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 76 341 *744 339 11 15230 * * * ** 13 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 16 16* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 12 80 *93 39 28 2398 * * * ** 23 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
118 583 291,211 520 99 1251,123 41 * 22 ** 66 * ** 14 * ** * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Tuscarora IU 11
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 29 *16 36 25 3017 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *46 * * *417 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * * *125 * * *48 * * * ** 11 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment * 26 *80 25 * *45 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 60 114 *452 116 * *223 12 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * 13* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 20 *31 14 34 1243 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
78 203 15762 208 82 66809 28 * * ** 19 * ** * * *13 * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Lincoln IU 12
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 14 67 1146 151 199 18724 48 50 * *68 * * *31 * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* 24 *59 18 * *57 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 20 *155 * * 111,747 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *25 * * *26 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 33 58 11282 222 135 135109 24 11 11 *75 56 * *43 * * *15 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 26 75 *381 99 28 19211 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 214 500 142,575 716 148 1661,413 79 * * *18 34 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 14 19* * 12 * *42 * * *17 * * ** * **
Autism * 40 17123 50 188 96117 14 * * *17 11 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * 11* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
306 793 713,656 1,277 742 6513,722 183 91 24 *222 108 * 15111 25 * *29 * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 17 67 7312 94 148 23918 28 29 * *16 * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *19 * 18 *28 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 19 *262 * 31 *2,073 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 27 39 *220 142 114 10886 24 * * *65 13 * 1325 * * *11 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 42 188 *501 193 107 63271 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 249 575 212,289 1,010 122 139972 55 11 * *22 * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * 20* * 78 50* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 19 93 14247 103 235 105273 * 16 * *14 14 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
364 996 1443,573 1,570 866 7283,744 124 71 16 *128 36 * 1846 * * *28 * **Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Berks County IU 14
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 50 5222 77 110 16411 40 * * ** 27 * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* 15 *24 11 * *22 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *112 * * *1,224 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 25 43 *298 165 39 31129 20 * 28 *32 73 * ** 12 * *25 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 55 244 *635 253 56 34548 14 * * *20 33 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 229 693 202,069 1,036 43 831,084 80 * * *26 39 * ** * * *13 * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * 16* * 26 36* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 26 116 11220 88 141 76277 16 * 40 ** 56 * ** 14 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
353 1,190 1133,400 1,652 428 4353,319 182 25 93 *95 237 * *22 49 * *53 * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Capital Area IU 15
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 120 5034 204 130 20632 61 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* 11 *23 13 * *21 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 51 *190 * 22 *1,528 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *18 * * *12 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 52 81 *437 153 49 72178 17 * 17 *57 114 * *27 * * *16 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 58 121 *629 222 45 29324 21 * * ** 29 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 279 496 132,608 879 78 1071,148 59 * * *21 35 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * 11 11* 13 27 42* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 28 123 17352 172 153 108416 31 * 42 ** 48 * *12 17 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
431 1,023 1084,306 1,675 521 5743,669 197 16 72 *105 239 * 1350 44 * *34 * 1212Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Central Susquehanna IU 16
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 43 *21 96 47 6212 19 20 * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *17 * * *11 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 19 *78 * * *666 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * * *78 32 28 *59 * * * *20 15 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * *12 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 26 45 *254 56 15 12179 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 121 116 *1,110 174 19 18615 24 * * *14 12 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 40 33* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 34 *64 33 41 2465 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
172 275 281,641 404 200 1651,628 65 44 16 *54 40 * ** 11 * *20 * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
BLaST IU 17
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 43 1431 125 44 8250 32 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * *14 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *24 * * *604 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 14 18 *99 44 22 2041 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 14 30 *186 45 17 13159 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 132 77 *1,187 191 21 33628 23 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * 11* * 16 27* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 29 *58 26 36 3175 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
174 214 381,601 441 158 2081,583 81 * 16 ** 30 * *14 * * *21 * 17*Total:
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Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Luzerne IU 18
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 13 71 5530 100 82 13523 23 14 * ** 28 * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *18 * * *23 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *73 * * *812 * * 13 ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *11 * * *18 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 11 41 *101 88 40 4249 * * 33 *32 35 * *16 * * *18 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 31 101 *376 131 18 26266 17 * * ** 11 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 133 328 *1,213 488 23 42488 57 * * ** 13 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 21 27* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 37 1465 33 53 4276 * 11 21 ** 17 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
200 593 991,893 850 241 3201,761 112 44 92 *67 116 * *39 17 * *40 * 17*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Northeastern Educational IU 19
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 82 2413 78 65 11616 18 * * *12 * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *20 * * *20 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 21 *73 12 * *895 * * 12 ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *11 * * *12 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 16 55 *183 90 35 5675 12 * 13 *27 25 * ** * * *15 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 22 141 *334 109 16 25236 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 172 447 *1,386 459 * 38565 39 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 23 17* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 64 *64 45 82 5178 * * 13 ** 14 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
233 822 502,093 803 231 3051,901 81 25 61 *64 53 * 1128 * * *39 * 13*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Colonial Northampton IU 20
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 39 7911 76 114 18914 57 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *21 11 * *24 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 27 *131 * * *1,306 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 30 34 15164 126 81 12745 17 * * *29 14 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 53 204 *794 258 101 78423 21 * * *15 * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 264 538 202,848 712 74 1291,347 69 * * *13 * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * 17* * 46 54* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 21 94 26174 88 176 116235 28 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * *11 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
384 951 1664,164 1,291 609 7023,407 197 * * *68 32 * ** 11 * *11 * 14*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Carbon-Lehigh IU 21
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 14 37 2211 94 52 69* 34 * * *11 * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *36 * * *35 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *155 * * *1,207 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 30 36 *182 104 78 10462 12 11 * *54 18 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 24 155 *356 143 51 31293 * * * *15 * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 197 590 141,942 673 18 77728 62 * * *20 * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * 12* 11 41 3313 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 104 12138 109 176 69145 19 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
277 946 662,842 1,160 424 3902,509 145 33 12 *113 43 * *14 * * *15 * 15*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Bucks County IU 22
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 65 55* 107 101 141* 50 14 * ** * * ** 11 * ** * *12
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* 14 *60 * * *65 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 80 *254 32 36 *1,782 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *12 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 24 57 *293 166 78 32141 21 * 46 *16 121 * ** 22 * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * *14 * * *15 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 56 254 *701 336 86 44422 25 * * ** 33 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 234 1,002 122,433 1,239 91 1201,062 96 * * ** 21 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * 14* * 35 24* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 28 200 26325 203 235 141334 34 * * ** 27 * ** 14 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
356 1,685 1264,107 2,110 674 5123,834 230 38 76 *47 221 * ** 69 * *36 * *20Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Montgomery County IU 23
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 108 67* 131 93 19517 54 * 17 ** 35 * ** 22 * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *50 * * *65 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
17 93 *276 46 15 *1,834 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *17 * * *26 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 52 111 *442 204 44 32181 21 * 52 *30 144 * ** 24 * *17 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * *12 * * *11 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 60 312 *852 289 44 24624 22 * * ** 37 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 250 1,238 *2,997 1,409 33 611,241 136 * * *17 49 * ** 17 * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * 20 ** 12 19 26* * * 18 ** 13 * ** * * ** * **
Autism 40 218 19391 236 178 98460 35 * 37 ** 70 * ** 21 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * *17 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
441 2,123 1065,067 2,345 431 4464,463 280 15 148 *56 355 * 1112 101 * *33 * *12Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Chester County IU 24
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 15 56 3051 94 41 9824 31 27 * *27 12 * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* 12 *32 * * *39 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 103 *229 51 12 *1,513 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *22 * * *20 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 79 58 *558 123 14 23154 * 12 * *67 18 * *30 * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * *11 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 109 290 *1,126 217 20 20624 30 11 * *32 16 * *13 * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 432 821 *3,057 858 15 361,034 68 * * *21 * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * 13 *13 14 * 12* * 14 * *27 11 * *27 * * ** * **
Autism 45 173 12407 137 82 44388 30 11 26 *31 51 * *21 29 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * *17 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
699 1,530 655,518 1,510 198 2333,820 177 85 51 *208 120 * *105 47 * *20 * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Delaware County IU 25
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 11 66 39* 83 87 139* 43 26 27 *27 58 * ** 43 * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *30 14 * *41 * * * ** * * *11 * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 102 *209 17 31 *1,194 * * * ** * * *13 * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * 11 ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 57 52 *357 141 117 112113 22 18 47 *79 114 * 1524 26 * *16 * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 46 216 *513 172 41 23348 13 * 18 *16 17 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 235 1,049 172,309 1,163 95 1441,202 98 * * *15 21 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * 17 11* * * 26 ** 19 * ** 12 * ** * **
Autism 17 157 *182 108 185 63226 22 13 56 *29 94 * *23 35 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * *13 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
393 1,663 793,638 1,713 581 4953,154 204 76 205 14180 338 * 2395 142 * *40 * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Philadelphia IU 26
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) 33 289 225174 419 550 723111 147 * 12 ** 77 * ** 30 * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* 13 *96 13 * *100 * * 44 ** 28 * ** 12 * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* 37 *386 14 * *1,984 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * *29 * 39 1812 * * 11 ** 35 * ** 16 * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 89 216 27554 369 276 297236 34 * 75 ** 209 * ** 28 * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** 21 23 1411 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 58 448 *787 329 98 74699 19 * 13 ** 15 * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 728 1,766 635,588 2,767 152 3592,672 256 * * *20 31 * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * 12 11* * 74 33* * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 17 362 48286 200 696 283362 40 * 40 ** 45 * ** 17 * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
945 3,156 3977,914 4,145 1,924 1,8226,202 519 * 212 *33 446 * ** 113 * ** * 11*Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Beaver Valley IU 27
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 37 *49 42 24 41* * 18 * *25 * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *65 * * *553 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 68 * *164 14 * *33 * * 13 ** 27 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 44 44 *283 31 11 *149 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 270 176 *1,123 143 * 15401 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism 19 22 *116 26 28 1897 * * 20 *17 22 * *11 * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
416 289 151,828 263 74 831,261 27 37 59 *50 84 * *26 18 * ** * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
ARIN IU 28
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 28 1118 39 29 4913 15 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *13 * * *13 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *31 * * *554 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * 22 *45 19 * *31 * * * ** 13 * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 23 60 *162 60 * *94 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 61 201 *623 161 * *252 21 * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 43 *47 22 17 1450 * * * ** 17 * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
100 366 22952 308 64 911,017 42 * 24 ** 45 * ** * * ** * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Schuylkill IU 29
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * 26 ** 27 26 46* * * * *18 * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * *16 * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * *65 * * *486 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance 14 16 *94 27 * *26 * * * *30 * * *12 * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment 19 49 *161 48 * *86 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability 76 191 *645 269 21 25363 25 * * *15 * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * 36 *55 31 30 1454 * * * ** * * *15 * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
115 330 241,052 408 90 1041,050 47 20 * *90 * * *51 * * ** * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Elwyn
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
* * ** * * *15 * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **Total:
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Table 11ASpecial Education Enrollments: Number of Students Age 6-21
by Educational Environment and Disability, School Year 2013-2014
Ages 6-21,by educational environment
by disabilityCharter Schools included
Corrections Ed
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Homebound/Hospital
Placement
Children Who Recieved Special Education in Private Residential
Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Residential Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Private Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education in
Public Separate Facility
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class Less Than 40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside
the Regular Class No More Than 79% of the Day and No Less Than
40% of the Day
Children Who Recieved Special Education Inside the Regular Class 80% or
More of the Day
Disability/Age6-11 12-17 18-21 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11 18-2112-176-11
Intellectual Disability (MR) * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Speech or Language Impairment
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Visual Impairment including Blindness
* * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Emotional Disturbance * * ** * * ** * * * 83* * * 49* * * ** * **
Orthopedic Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Other Health Impairment * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Specific Learning Disability * * ** * * ** * * * 82* * * 24* * * ** * **
Deaf-Blindness * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Multiple Disabilities * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Autism * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
Traumatic Brain Injury * * ** * * ** * * * ** * * ** * * ** * **
* * ** * * ** * * * 176* * * 77* * * ** * **Total:
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Intermediate Unit 1
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Albert Gallatin Area SD 156 * *119 * 46 30033 700*31**Avella Area SD * * *37 * * 44* 115*12**Bentworth SD 14 * *52 * 14 5821 176****Bethlehem-Center SD 25 * *37 * 13 11511 218*13**Brownsville Area SD 38 * *57 * 28 13754 353*35**Burgettstown Area SD 19 * *59 * 17 12612 256*18**California Area SD 12 * *31 * 13 5919 149****Canon-Mcmillan SD 34 * *194 * 86 24746 704*75**Carmichaels Area SD 23 * *57 * 12 71* 195*16**Central Greene SD 50 * *107 * 21 15933 409*31**Charleroi SD 21 * *43 * 21 14042 300*25**Chartiers-Houston SD 15 * *49 * 12 8415 189*12**Connellsville Area SD 75 14 *168 * 107 359106 910*63**Fort Cherry SD * * *33 * 29 7225 182*11**Frazier SD * * *37 * * 5920 152*12**Jefferson-Morgan SD 18 * *34 * * 6811 153*12**Laurel Highlands SD 59 * *99 * 79 14952 502*47**McGuffey SD 17 * *74 * 24 11925 281*13**Peters Township SD * * *98 * 87 18118 478*69**Ringgold SD 46 * *51 * 19 23452 460*44**Southeastern Greene SD 21 * *17 * 12 3020 114*11**Trinity Area SD 31 * *124 * 19 21259 516*46**Uniontown Area SD 82 * *115 * 49 18937 517*31**Washington SD 48 * *31 * * 9734 249*20**West Greene SD 25 * *29 * * 5213 142*13**
852 77 481,752 3,36175222775 8,42068078*Total:
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Pittsburgh-Mount Oliver IU 2
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Academy CS * * ** * * 2325 56****Career Connections CHS * * ** * * 30* 43****City CHS * * ** * 15 58* 91****Environmental Charter School at Frick Park * * *32 * * 31* 87****Manchester Academic CS * * ** * * ** 23****Pittsburgh SD 610 52 50714 * 434 1,294598 4,251*44436*Propel CS - Northside * * ** * * 16* 43****Urban League of Pittsburgh CS * * *15 * * ** 22****Urban Pathways 6-12 CS * * ** * * 29* 54****Urban Pathways K-5 College Charter School * * ** * * ** 27****
628 52 52796 1,502492*654 4,697*46536*Total:
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Allegheny IU 3
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Allegheny Valley SD 12 * *39 * 11 46* 133*19**Avonworth SD * * *39 * 18 72* 159*13**Baldwin-Whitehall SD 36 12 *92 * 35 10344 380*37**Bethel Park SD 35 * *156 * 107 28334 739*116**Brentwood Borough SD * * *27 * 24 5714 152*16**Carlynton SD 14 * *32 * 55 8222 246*27**Chartiers Valley SD 25 * *74 * 45 11129 345*42**Clairton City SD 29 * *23 * 17 5919 165*13**Cornell SD * * *24 * * 51* 109****Deer Lakes SD * * *44 * 32 19015 347*46**Duquesne City SD 14 * *22 * * 2931 120*14**East Allegheny SD 21 * *54 * 64 11037 338*38**Elizabeth Forward SD 14 * *77 * 70 15037 400*37**Fox Chapel Area SD 24 * *80 * 89 18430 513*84**Gateway SD 26 11 *79 * 56 24541 552*84**Hampton Township SD 11 * *59 * 20 8022 236*31**Highlands SD 22 * *77 * 42 18753 441*45**Keystone Oaks SD 11 * *36 * 22 10222 243*44**McKeesport Area SD 61 * *80 * 81 26960 662*86**Montour SD 14 11 *52 * 48 16137 372*41**Moon Area SD 16 * *96 * 53 18919 449*60**Mt Lebanon SD 21 * *110 * 177 13751 604*90**North Allegheny SD 42 * 1160 * 102 27141 682*12911*North Hills SD 16 11 *152 * 103 20137 612*74**Northgate SD * * *59 * 26 7716 220*26**Penn Hills Charter School for Entrepreneurship * * *24 * * ** 48****Penn Hills SD 62 * *96 * 77 307102 760*82**Pennsylvania Distance Learning CS * * ** * 11 46* 100*19**Pine-Richland SD 20 12 *122 * 147 18026 628*106**Plum Borough SD 20 13 *45 * 55 20332 467*76**
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Allegheny IU 3
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Propel CS - Braddock Hills * * *12 * 17 3817 103****Propel CS - East * * *18 * 13 15* 60****Propel CS - Homestead * * *11 * 12 46* 91****Propel CS - McKeesport * * ** * * 14* 44****Propel CS - Montour * * ** * * 23* 56*11**Propel CS - Pitcairn * * *12 * * 28* 57****Quaker Valley SD * * *33 * 51 8413 237*39**Riverview SD * * *32 * 23 5116 157*19**Shaler Area SD 26 * *176 * 129 31163 801*7412*South Allegheny SD 21 * *57 * 34 10047 294*29**South Fayette Township SD 11 * *64 * 37 5614 228*31**South Park SD * * *47 * 25 8911 227*35**Spectrum CS * * ** * * ** 32*20**Steel Valley SD 19 * *71 * 26 13646 341*34**Sto-Rox SD 34 * *40 * 35 11351 302*22**Upper Saint Clair SD 15 * *96 * 86 20335 541*8412*West Allegheny SD 16 * *123 * 58 19918 466*45**West Jefferson Hills SD * * *53 * 37 8319 245*36**West Mifflin Area SD 36 * *88 * 76 20466 554*70**Wilkinsburg Borough SD 33 * *38 * 27 6638 247*36**Woodland Hills SD 56 12 *122 * 96 293127 819*7720*Young Scholars of Western Pennsylvania CS * * ** * * ** 24****
939 240 1143,055 6,3492,424581,512 17,148522,19420011Total:
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Midwestern IU 4
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Butler Area SD 108 14 *217 * 152 442121 1,174*97**Commodore Perry SD * * *39 * * 30* 99****Ellwood City Area SD * * *78 * 36 7021 257*33**Farrell Area SD * * *29 * 20 5018 144*14**Greenville Area SD 13 * *63 * 27 91* 219*14**Grove City Area SD 18 * *39 * 40 12114 270*23**Hermitage SD * * *71 * 59 6718 267*34**Jamestown Area SD * * *30 * * 43* 104*11**Karns City Area SD * * *41 * 40 7315 192*16**Keystone Education Center CS * * ** * 15 4432 103****Lakeview SD * * *36 * 26 102* 204*20**Laurel SD * * *61 * 14 22* 123*14**Mars Area SD * * *36 * 33 10212 248*44**Mercer Area SD 13 * *45 * 18 13115 249*23**Mohawk Area SD * * *70 * 24 68* 194*14**Moniteau SD * * *44 * 12 86* 181*15**Neshannock Township SD * * *42 * 12 59* 156*25**New Castle Area SD 40 11 *200 * 70 18552 614*46**Reynolds SD * * *50 * 24 5313 162*14**Seneca Valley SD 24 * *186 * 135 50127 1,071*168**Sharon City SD 57 * *74 * 82 13832 431*40**Sharpsville Area SD * * *32 * * 66* 133*11**Shenango Area SD * * *51 * 25 54* 157*12**Slippery Rock Area SD * * *70 * 35 13027 304*25**South Butler County SD 17 * *83 * 30 12724 319*24**Union Area SD * * *38 * 17 51* 130****West Middlesex Area SD 13 * *57 * * 68* 167*18**Wilmington Area SD * * * * 29 6914 186*22**
424 79 381,815 3,0431,00034532 7,85879485*Total:
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*
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Northwest Tri-County IU 5
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Conneaut SD 49 * *39 * 64 13733 369*28**Corry Area SD 46 * *40 * 53 23255 503*4914*Crawford Central SD 53 * *136 * 44 247104 671*71**Erie City SD 246 24 *269 12 179 759334 2,021*14244*Erie Rise Leadership Academy * * ** * * 24* 41****Fairview SD * * *23 * * 78* 177*40**Fort Leboeuf SD 19 * *38 * 34 16048 345*26**General McLane SD 18 * *34 * 35 11850 298*34**Girard SD 28 * *61 * 11 14315 297*24**Harbor Creek SD 27 * *28 * 47 13134 298*23**Iroquois SD 22 * *26 * * 10237 223*25**Millcreek Township SD 96 14 *129 * 81 435124 1,050*15112*Montessori Regional CS * * *11 * * 18* 34****North East SD 16 * *32 * 17 9722 218*29**Northwestern SD 19 * *34 * 16 15217 277*31**Penncrest SD 41 * *82 * 69 21065 543*5412*Perseus House CS of Excellence 20 * ** * 13 7242 150****Robert Benjamin Wiley Community CS * * *35 * * 50* 105****Tidioute Community CS * * *12 * * 29* 58****Union City Area SD 24 * *30 * 15 7123 171****Warren County SD 56 12 *167 * 49 28268 774*124**Wattsburg Area SD 17 * *46 * 32 13636 281****
822 99 1,278 3,683784341,131 8,90433879134*Total:
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Riverview IU 6
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Allegheny-Clarion Valley SD * * *23 * 17 59* 130*11**Brockway Area SD 19 * *31 * 21 53* 137****Brookville Area SD 20 * *43 * 62 12519 282****Clarion Area SD 11 * *17 * 15 33* 107*11**Clarion-Limestone Area SD 11 * *30 * 11 4316 127*12**Cranberry Area SD * * *42 * 45 5513 197*24**Dubois Area SD 75 * *102 * 45 30777 683*61**Forest Area SD * * *24 * 14 48* 114****Franklin Area SD 24 * *87 * 42 33720 533*16**Keystone SD 16 * *38 * 17 5114 158*14**North Clarion County SD * * *21 * * 5911 111****Oil City Area SD 35 * *87 * 43 13940 394*37**Punxsutawney Area SD 49 * *88 * 12 18048 418*34**Redbank Valley SD 18 * *33 * 13 78* 167****Titusville Area SD 28 * *95 * 15 11521 311*21**Union SD 11 * *24 * * 29* 85****Valley Grove SD 18 * *28 * 16 97* 174****
365 34 813 1,80840414330 4,1281928345*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 76
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Westmoreland IU 7
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Belle Vernon Area SD 30 * *36 * 28 19840 383*24**Burrell SD 11 * *39 * 45 144* 293*36**Derry Area SD 22 * *49 * 36 10921 273*30**Dr Robert Ketterer CS * * ** * 17 2358 105****Franklin Regional SD 19 * *105 * 61 22914 504*63**Greater Latrobe SD 42 * *100 * 74 15022 473*63**Greensburg Salem SD 25 * *66 * 48 19135 439*50**Hempfield Area SD 46 12 *186 * 138 27735 767*59**Jeannette City SD * * *48 * 17 100* 203*15**Kiski Area SD 48 * *101 * 73 17338 468*25**Ligonier Valley SD 11 * *72 * 26 8314 232***Monessen City SD * * * * 12 9112 164*12**Mount Pleasant Area SD 35 * *89 * 52 12221 349*21**New Kensington-Arnold SD 41 * *37 * 69 25044 492*35**Norwin SD 33 * *127 * 88 17235 567*83**Penn-Trafford SD 15 * *98 * 32 10726 348*3224*Southmoreland SD 28 * *82 * 42 10825 326*30**Yough SD 32 * *44 * 49 14624 324*18**
454 86 381,306 2,67390738478 6,71061198*Total:
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*
*
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Appalachia IU 8
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Altoona Area SD 195 * *137 * 247 527189 1,506*17711*Bedford Area SD 31 * *45 * 40 11317 273*12**Bellwood-Antis SD * * *42 * 14 34* 114****Berlin Brothersvalley SD * * *17 * 26 44* 108****Blacklick Valley SD 11 * *25 * 13 56* 123****Cambria Heights SD 16 * *52 * 17 7711 184****Central Cambria SD 13 * *63 * 28 10317 248*17**Central Pennsylvania Digital Learning Foundation * * ** * * 14* 35****Chestnut Ridge SD 23 * *45 * 39 10612 241****Claysburg-Kimmel SD * * *27 * * 59* 129*11**Conemaugh Township Area SD 13 * *29 * 16 6315 148****Conemaugh Valley SD 11 * *20 * 17 55* 121****Everett Area SD 31 * *48 * 28 11711 253****Ferndale Area SD * * *24 * 11 54* 120*13**Forest Hills SD 15 * *65 * 44 9917 261*13**Greater Johnstown SD 48 * *98 * 92 17385 537*26**Hollidaysburg Area SD 39 * *73 * 79 13423 391*32**HOPE for Hyndman Charter School * * ** * * 26* 45****Meyersdale Area SD 11 * *28 * 16 64* 128****North Star SD 17 * *24 * 30 8529 202*12**Northern Bedford County SD * * *30 * 11 49* 121*11**Northern Cambria SD 15 * *26 * 14 7611 159*13**Penn Cambria SD 34 * *55 * 19 13720 291*21**Portage Area SD 11 * *23 * 15 73* 132****Richland SD 15 * *24 * 26 63* 164*25**Rockwood Area SD 11 * *17 * 13 40* 88****Salisbury-Elk Lick SD * * ** * * 11* 27****Shade-Central City SD * * *25 * 15 38* 107****Shanksville-Stonycreek SD * * ** * * 26* 48****Somerset Area SD 44 * *48 * 82 22522 451*13**
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 78
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Appalachia IU 8
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Spring Cove SD 23 * *66 * 36 9622 270*17**Turkeyfoot Valley Area SD * * ** * 11 28* 61****Tussey Mountain SD 14 * *31 * 11 6716 154****Tyrone Area SD 15 * *33 * 56 6555 251*19**Westmont Hilltop SD 11 * *19 * 11 50* 123*18**Williamsburg Community SD * * *31 * * 45* 111****Windber Area SD 12 * *34 * 24 42* 134*14**
749 110 341,354 3,1341,14220686 7,85955662*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 79
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Seneca Highlands IU 9
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Austin Area SD * * *16 * * 16* 49****Bradford Area SD 45 * *91 * 29 11246 377*43**Cameron County SD * * *33 * * 60* 126****Coudersport Area SD 15 * *28 * * 37* 110****Galeton Area SD * * *12 * * 30* 62****Johnsonburg Area SD * * *22 * * 47* 99****Kane Area SD 13 * *39 * 14 7020 178*18**Northern Potter SD 13 * *21 * * 51* 95****Oswayo Valley SD 11 * *19 * * 37* 83****Otto-Eldred SD * * *30 * * 66* 125****Port Allegany SD * * *27 * * 65* 131*11**Ridgway Area SD * * *15 * * 8516 137****Saint Marys Area SD 17 * *101 * 28 13611 337*25**Smethport Area SD 18 * *19 * * 53* 110****
176 15 11473 86513412162 2,019*14616*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 80
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Central IU 10
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Bald Eagle Area SD 18 * *56 * 32 13618 292*16**Bellefonte Area SD 13 * *73 * 45 17137 388*42**Centre Learning Community CS * * ** * * ** 28****Clearfield Area SD 42 * *92 * 48 18231 442*33**Curwensville Area SD * * *64 * 16 79* 192*14**Glendale SD * * *18 * * 132* 190*14**Harmony Area SD 11 * *15 * * 30* 69****Keystone Central SD 34 * *131 * 43 39134 739*8012*Moshannon Valley SD * * *38 * 23 4115 147*17**Nittany Valley CS * * ** * * ** 15****Penns Valley Area SD * * *57 * 19 7415 202*15**Philipsburg-Osceola Area SD 15 * *69 * 33 9524 290*44**State College Area SD 29 * *82 * 151 28941 743*11816*Sugar Valley Rural CS 12 * *25 * * 53* 115****West Branch Area SD 15 * *61 * 24 111* 243*24**Wonderland CS * * *11 * * ** 11****Young Scholars of Central Pa CS * * *15 * * ** 25****
225 38 12814 1,797473247 4,1311543957*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 81
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Tuscarora IU 11
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Central Fulton SD 14 * *37 * 16 4013 133*11**Forbes Road SD * * *12 * ** 56****Huntingdon Area SD 21 * *64 * 40 13354 349*26**Juniata County SD 34 * *72 * 51 16014 379*32**Juniata Valley SD 17 * *43 * * 5312 138****Mifflin County SD 62 * *211 * 44 23270 714*6515*Mount Union Area SD * * *50 * 15 14719 256****New Day Charter School * * ** * * 2911 47****Southern Fulton SD * * *38 * * 42* 116****Southern Huntingdon County SD 13 * *25 * * 125* 201*14**Stone Valley Community CS * * ** * * ** 14****
182 21 13556 991198*220 2,403*17340*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 82
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Lincoln IU 12
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Bermudian Springs SD 19 * *40 * 20 10017 204****Central York SD 52 12 *114 * 52 27047 620*53**Chambersburg Area SD 90 * *211 * 69 38298 1,009*10630*Conewago Valley SD 38 * *88 * 24 29231 519*28**Crispus Attucks Youthbuild CS * * ** * * ** 11****Dallastown Area SD 52 21 *129 * 114 44489 931*6311*Dover Area SD 40 * *104 * 53 21353 508*26**Eastern York SD 30 * *73 * 16 16133 345*20**Fairfield Area SD * * *21 * * 59* 112****Fannett-Metal SD * * *20 * * 3916 92****Gettysburg Area SD 19 * *71 * 15 16139 335*22**Gettysburg Montessori Charter School * * ** * * ** 16****Greencastle-Antrim SD 32 * *62 * 16 18839 369*20**Hanover Public SD 26 * *50 * 15 9630 242*15**Helen Thackston CS * * ** * * 50* 54****Lincoln CS * * *25 * * 25* 58****Littlestown Area SD 19 * *50 * * 13926 254*11**New Hope Academy CS * * ** * 11 10417 146****Northeastern York SD 28 * *105 * 40 36672 664*36**Red Lion Area SD 70 20 *176 * 57 39692 870*44**South Eastern SD 14 * *76 * 41 19462 418*20**South Western SD 33 * *119 * 85 28439 605*33**Southern York County SD 21 * *71 * 71 24040 503*42**Spring Grove Area SD 34 * *65 * * 24851 449*22**Tuscarora SD 29 * *38 * 35 11240 289*19**Upper Adams SD 23 * *28 * * 13815 216****Vida Charter School * * ** * * ** 19****Waynesboro Area SD 52 * *154 * 52 15729 509*41**West York Area SD 28 11 *72 * 39 26066 527*39**York Academy Regional Charter School * * *18 * * 16* 42****
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 83
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Lincoln IU 12
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
York City SD 143 31 *140 * * 625169 1,176*40**York Suburban SD 16 * *57 * 19 14432 302*24**
931 193 782,197 5,9258791,260 12,41438754139*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 84
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Lancaster-Lebanon IU 13
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Annville-Cleona SD * * *48 * 33 6919 207*24**Cocalico SD 31 * *81 * 87 192 469*51**Columbia Borough SD 26 * * * 13152 295*21**Conestoga Valley SD 36 * *146 * 55 19838 558*68**Cornwall-Lebanon SD 32 * *125 * 52 31147 670*87**Donegal SD 24 * *98 * 43 13231 396*4511*Eastern Lancaster County SD 28 * *91 * 47 12732 373*36**Eastern Lebanon County SD 21 * *84 * 32 22519 417*27**Elizabethtown Area SD 31 * *121 * 23 23533 508*45**Ephrata Area SD 41 * *144 * 130 29936 712*44**Hempfield SD 44 * *252 * 71 42784 1,044*12916*La Academia Partnership CS * * ** * * 20* 30****Lampeter-Strasburg SD 18 * *84 * 50 12829 376*51**Lancaster SD 158 17 *451 * 223 837137 2,001*13929*Lebanon SD 38 * *151 * 70 40474 825*6615*Manheim Central SD 25 * *96 * 32 15130 378*37**Manheim Township SD 36 * *110 * 117 22151 621*6612*Northern Lebanon SD 24 * *59 * 33 19431 382*29**Palmyra Area SD 35 * *84 * 61 26817 529*55**Penn Manor SD 33 * *152 * 89 47436 874*6612*Pequea Valley SD 21 * *45 * 29 13533 298***Solanco SD 35 * *93 * 66 16948 473*42**Warwick SD 39 * *119 * 55 14427 461*66**
786 104 2,668 5,4911,42736919 12,897491,216173*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 85
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Berks County IU 14
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Antietam SD 16 * *32 * 37 7822 208*19**Boyertown Area SD 50 * *290 * 137 59277 1,270*101**Brandywine Heights Area SD 15 * *45 * 77 10815 284*20**Conrad Weiser Area SD 13 * *51 * 116 28441 556*43**Daniel Boone Area SD 23 * *80 * 68 28941 591*71**Exeter Township SD 19 * *151 * 125 31736 742*69**Fleetwood Area SD 15 * *102 * 64 16740 446*42**Governor Mifflin SD 27 * *92 * 172 34659 795*80**Hamburg Area SD 29 * *63 * 53 13928 351*27**I-LEAD Charter School * * ** * * 85* 100****Kutztown Area SD * * *37 * 48 16123 306*23**Muhlenberg SD 47 * *71 * 105 29230 601*45**Oley Valley SD 11 * *41 * 56 12127 304*41**Reading SD 239 30 *126 19 491 1,489319 3,015*24845*Schuylkill Valley SD 15 * *44 * 13017 286*29**Tulpehocken Area SD 17 * *36 * 30 10648 262***Twin Valley SD 22 * *80 * 99 24838 567*59**Wilson SD 37 * *129 * 177 35568 953*15819*Wyomissing Area SD * * * * 54 161 315*50**
605 95 281,496 5,4681,95341954 11,9521,145139*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 86
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
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**
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Capital Area IU 15
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Big Spring SD 27 * *84 * 74 19542 482*49**Camp Hill SD * * *26 * 23 57* 151*26**Capital Area School for the Arts Charter School * * ** * * ** *****Carlisle Area SD 49 * *223 * 75 20362 745*119**Central Dauphin SD 115 13 *176 * 160 603116 1,412*20119*Commonwealth Connections Academy CS 71 * *143 * 196 671132 1,391*159**Cumberland Valley SD 51 11 *105 * 188 39584 980*12413*Derry Township SD * * *73 * 31 15235 400*84**East Pennsboro Area SD * * *48 * 52 13471 404*82**Greenwood SD 12 * *22 * * 59* 123****Halifax Area SD 15 * ** * 12 8336 180*21**Harrisburg City SD 149 * *78 * 51 712164 1,294*10516*Infinity CS * * ** * * ** *****Lower Dauphin SD 37 * *120 * 73 22839 604*97**Mechanicsburg Area SD 38 * *79 * 34 16457 469*81**Middletown Area SD 26 * *64 * 51 15744 387*33**Millersburg Area SD 18 * *19 * * 4016 114*14**Newport SD 26 * *27 * 35 10912 230*16**Northern York County SD 32 * *59 * 33 16931 393*67**Premier Arts and Science CS * * ** * * ** *****Shippensburg Area SD 21 * *63 * 69 26260 543*4512*South Middleton SD 15 * *117 * 21 12916 332*29**Steelton-Highspire SD 23 * *50 * 16 11045 262*16**Susquehanna Township SD 25 * *74 * 48 16144 406*40**Susquenita SD 14 * *53 * 14 13935 289*27**Sylvan Heights Science CS * * ** * * 12* 26****Upper Dauphin Area SD 22 * *25 * 15 7916 174*12**West Perry SD 31 * *63 * 39 17727 384*31**West Shore SD 58 * *179 * 195 562111 1,249*116**
903 89 421,992 5,7671,5221,316 13,441431,605140*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 87
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Central Susquehanna IU 16
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Benton Area SD * * *18 * 12 6811 124****Berwick Area SD 48 * *92 * 63 29029 573*32**Bloomsburg Area SD 13 * *45 * 19 8114 190*12**Central Columbia SD 16 * *65 * 27 138* 286*20**Danville Area SD 20 * *41 * 75 15019 338*18**Lewisburg Area SD * * *26 * 24 10026 210*22**Line Mountain SD 16 * *30 * 16 6712 153****Midd-West SD 25 * *47 * 58 15924 338*12**Mifflinburg Area SD 23 * *75 * 30 14213 334*2117*Millville Area SD 11 * * * * 6111 128*13**Milton Area SD 24 * *62 * 37 14828 342*1515*Mount Carmel Area SD 20 * *32 * 19 13822 258*22**Selinsgrove Area SD 19 * *66 * 46 10116 285*17**Shamokin Area SD 45 * *98 * 46 15031 407*27**Shikellamy SD 35 * *107 * 56 21820 514*4919*Southern Columbia Area SD 11 * *30 * 33 14215 251*13**Susq-Cyber CS * * ** * * 28* 34****Warrior Run SD 15 * *40 * 48 71* 210*21**
356 42 23895 2,25262127309 4,975*329113*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 88
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
BLaST IU 17
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Athens Area SD 52 * *51 * 61 20923 423*18**Canton Area SD 20 * *18 * 31 8319 181****East Lycoming SD 20 * *26 * 20 89* 172****Jersey Shore Area SD 50 * *70 * 29 17420 374*19**Loyalsock Township SD * * *15 * 15 13226 218*17**Montgomery Area SD * * ** * * 57* 94****Montoursville Area SD * * *29 * 12 12120 215*14**Muncy SD * * *23 * 19 76* 144****Northeast Bradford SD 16 * * * 15 66* 123****Northern Tioga SD 28 * *52 * 33 14614 304*25**Sayre Area SD 22 * *20 * 22 82* 174*14**South Williamsport Area SD * * *23 * * 81* 144*16**Southern Tioga SD 25 * *23 * 40 18831 363*3916*Sullivan County SD * * *24 * 13 45* 104****Towanda Area SD 18 * *40 * * 72* 172*15**Troy Area SD 14 * *65 * 18 110* 237*17**Wellsboro Area SD 23 * *21 * 57 10515 248*22**Williamsport Area SD 113 14 *183 * 56 37468 856*43**Wyalusing Area SD 12 * *24 * 29 119* 216*16**
455 31 11730 2,329494*304 4,7621430977*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 89
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Luzerne IU 18
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Bear Creek Community CS * * *26 * * 25* 65****Crestwood SD * * *57 * 44 9816 279*40**Dallas SD 21 * *49 * 63 163 347*28**Greater Nanticoke Area SD 53 * *91 * 50 17832 435*21**Hanover Area SD 32 * *81 * 49 16028 387*21**Hazleton Area SD 150 13 *195 * 228 36488 1,146*6822*Lake-Lehman SD 22 * *84 * 83 11917 345*11**Northwest Area SD 22 * *18 * 14618 242****Pittston Area SD 40 * *54 * 46 19328 402*32**Tunkhannock Area SD 34 * *54 * 59 17134 393*28**Wilkes-Barre Area SD 98 * *171 * 131 537140 1,206*9019*Wyoming Area SD 35 * *44 * 105 15720 400*30**Wyoming Valley West SD 105 * *103 * 140 524106 1,035*41**
621 60 381,027 2,8351,02716539 6,68242283*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 90
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
Children that are Parentally Placed in a Private School (PPPS), with an AUN not within the reporting IU, are not included in the IU reports.
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Northeastern Educational IU 19
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Abington Heights SD 27 * *39 * 33 18616 349*36**Blue Ridge SD 11 * *11 * 37 4914 140*13**Carbondale Area SD 18 * *47 * 39 14656 344*30**Dunmore SD * * *47 * 36 9015 226*22**Elk Lake SD 17 * *55 * 17 88* 191****Fell CS * * ** * * ** ****Forest City Regional SD 11 * *21 * 15 7016 144****Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligence CS * * ** * * ** *****Lackawanna Trail SD 12 * *30 * 23 7815 169****Lakeland SD 13 * *34 * 19 9323 200****Mid Valley SD 21 * *42 * 39 11531 275*16**Montrose Area SD 11 * *32 * 11 14812 234*11**Mountain View SD 17 * *12 * 30 8926 187****North Pocono SD 24 * *96 * 48 21023 441*27**Old Forge SD * * *17 * 14 5117 122****Riverside SD 14 * *54 * 29 16019 297*16**Scranton SD 129 21 15228 * 224 780214 1,763*13016*Susquehanna Community SD 17 * *21 * 28 3711 133*14**Valley View SD 15 * *101 * 60 15428 390*23**Wallenpaupack Area SD 35 * *122 * 123 20529 582*54**Wayne Highlands SD 27 * *98 * 46 25134 489*20**Western Wayne SD 24 * *44 * 41 14738 332*24**
461 70 311,162 3,159918644 7,0411348087*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 91
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
*
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Colonial Northampton IU 20
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Bangor Area SD 22 * *71 * 78 21332 472*49**Bethlehem Area SD 100 19 *242 * 374 1,25094 2,287*16731*Delaware Valley SD 51 * *107 * 99 35440 714*53**East Stroudsburg Area SD 87 * *146 * 327 558126 1,407*11534*Easton Area SD 67 * *130 * 176 76157 1,314*8921*Evergreen Community CS * * ** * * ** *****Lehigh Valley Academy Regional CS * * *22 * 11* 110****Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Perform * * ** * 14 32* 49****Lehigh Valley Dual Language Charter School * * ** * * 20* ****Nazareth Area SD 24 * *95 * 83 23218 529*62**Northampton Area SD 32 * *128 * 122 44853 848*48**Pen Argyl Area SD 12 * *43 * 19 13116 252*27**Pleasant Valley SD 57 * *180 * 147 34148 879*8113*Pocono Mountain CS * * ** * * 20* 32****Pocono Mountain SD 92 * *260 * 320 985133 1,974*15114*Saucon Valley SD 15 * *56 * 36 15312 312*35**Stroudsburg Area SD 31 * *102 * 163 28743 756*107**Wilson Area SD 16 * *40 * 30 17729 335*38**
607 81 1,627 6,0382,01219708 12,307241,026147*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 92
Where this symbol (*) appears, the PDE is not displaying these data on this report to guard against improper statistical comparisons due to small group sizes (n=10 or less), and/or to protect the confidentiality of those students with disabilities who comprise this category.
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Carbon-Lehigh IU 21
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Allentown City SD 149 41 16268 * 344 1,265262 2,6961328543*Arts Academy CS * * ** * * 28* 41****Catasauqua Area SD 12 * *63 * 39 12026 290*18**Circle of Seasons Charter School * * ** * * ** 11****East Penn SD 30 14 *268 * 163 46163 1,149*12913*Jim Thorpe Area SD 16 * *80 * 29 20938 404*24**Lehighton Area SD 13 * *69 * 48 12176 365*28**Lincoln Leadership Academy CS * * ** * * 40* 52****Medical Academy CS * * ** * * 14* 18****Northern Lehigh SD 14 * *76 * 48 11520 302*23**Northwestern Lehigh SD * * *26 * 56 18029 337*34**Palmerton Area SD 32 * *73 * 31 15519 334*20**Panther Valley SD 17 * *46 * 16 18522 344*2729*Parkland SD 47 23 *288 * 137 74361 1,454*12717*Roberto Clemente CS * * ** * * 24* 29****Salisbury Township SD 13 * *46 * 49 13922 299*26**Seven Generations CS * * *16 * * 47* 80****Southern Lehigh SD * * *84 * 46 14517 322*20**Weatherly Area SD * * *19 * 1511 108*11**Whitehall-Coplay SD 15 * *128 * 73 32052 679*7114*
373 101 1,565 4,3581,11526731 9,31427853142*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 93
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Bucks County IU 22
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Bensalem Township SD 65 16 *140 * 168 598112 1,307*185**Bristol Borough SD 21 * *22 * 42 11316 245*25**Bristol Township SD 52 18 *186 * 162 528142 1,238*11720*Bucks County Montessori CS * * *12 * * ** 20****Centennial SD 39 * *183 * 110 459115 1,026*98**Center for Student Learning CS at Pennsbury * * ** * 1213 49****Central Bucks SD 74 16 *280 * 411 1,129144 2,429*33819*Council Rock SD 82 19 *351 * 189 724111 1,718*21614*Morrisville Borough SD * * *28 * 37 6120 189*27**Neshaminy SD 77 21 *276 * 232 811122 1,752*191**New Hope-Solebury SD * * *50 * 54 98* 234*17**Palisades SD 11 * *63 * 34 9317 252*24**Pennridge SD 46 22 *213 * 135 52462 1,121*98**Pennsbury SD 65 16 *382 * 313 862103 1,991*22114*Quakertown Community SD 62 16 *137 * 122 30468 812*8711*School Lane CS * * * * * 28* 69****
609 169 362,337 6,3582,032501,055 14,452241,656123*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 94
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*
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Montgomery County IU 23
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Abington SD 48 * *51 * 173 40188 969*15833*Bryn Athyn SD * * ** * * ** *****Cheltenham Township SD 39 * *32 * 59 31755 601*81**Colonial SD 28 * *171 * 113 36580 858*80**Hatboro-Horsham SD 29 * *136 * 167 31561 789*70**Jenkintown SD * * *14 * 15 27* 80*11**Lower Merion SD 18 * *180 * 133 43383 1,055*17513*Lower Moreland Township SD 13 * *36 * 109 9723 313*29**Methacton SD 26 * *105 * 120 38383 799*60**Norristown Area SD 87 * *122 * 65 631137 1,199*12412*North Penn SD 90 12 *402 * 315 889131 2,108*245**Pennsylvania Virtual CS 27 * *67 * 44 19526 448*69**Perkiomen Valley SD 40 13 *149 * 136 28161 771*80**Pottsgrove SD 29 * *108 * 106 17971 552*46**Pottstown SD 53 * *76 * 81 30469 647*49**Souderton Area SD 56 12 *87 * 121 53546 999*132**Souderton CS Collaborative * * * * * ** ****Springfield Township SD * * *39 * 42 19834 376*42**Spring-Ford Area SD 43 * *199 * 192 72398 1,408*129**Upper Dublin SD 22 * *57 * 76 15462 452*65**Upper Merion Area SD 36 * *89 * 55 15037 444*57**Upper Moreland Township SD 29 * *73 * 49 24050 512*52**Upper Perkiomen SD 23 * *80 * 41 29841 568*71**Wissahickon SD 37 * *183 * 115 37235 801*46**
788 144 612,471 7,4902,333551,377 16,7791,872146*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 95
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* *
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Chester County IU 24
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
21st Century Cyber CS * * ** * 17 6013 96****Achievement House CS 15 * ** * 39 14332 242****Agora Cyber CS 133 * *113 * 273 1,182244 2,188*19917*Avon Grove CS * * *56 * 65 13722 322*33**Avon Grove SD 28 * *167 * 118 23738 648*30**Chester County Family Academy CS * * *20 * * ** ****Coatesville Area SD 56 * *206 * 199 592131 1,358*13222*Collegium CS * * *95 * 46 117* 283*15**Downingtown Area SD 65 14 *263 * 380 884156 2,113*30730*Education Plus Academy Cyber CS * * *20 * 23 89* 160*18**Great Valley SD 14 * *86 * 153 21647 597*68**Kennett Consolidated SD 30 * *117 * 114 27247 664*5518*Octorara Area SD 21 * *73 * 57 17637 408*32**Owen J Roberts SD 31 12 *110 * 156 39066 871*89**Oxford Area SD 14 * *56 * 46 28134 486*42**Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School 21 * *26 * 41 15941 356*59**Phoenixville Area SD 18 * *145 * 111 22149 660*9311*Renaissance Academy CS * * *48 * 20 61* 147****Sankofa Academy CS * * ** * * ** *****Tredyffrin-Easttown SD 25 * *151 * 258 36684 1,008*107**Unionville-Chadds Ford SD 12 * *112 * 114 25430 596*5311*West Chester Area SD 41 19 11252 * 335 55189 1,504*17922*
532 111 562,118 6,3972,5651,177 14,737351,535184*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 96
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*
*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Delaware County IU 25
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Chester Community CS 23 * *183 * 51 40338 715*13**Chester CS for the Arts * * ** * * 24* 34****Chester-Upland SD 82 * *18 * 34 406111 735*59**Chichester SD 33 * *102 * 41 31576 623*51**Garnet Valley SD 21 * *156 * 212 43250 979*8411*Haverford Township SD 39 12 *52 * 149 48459 914*96**Interboro SD 24 11 *129 * 78 308107 717*46**Marple Newtown SD 35 * *91 * 97 26051 641*90**Penn-Delco SD 31 * *107 * 53 30233 606*59**Radnor Township SD * * *53 * 61 27647 512*47**Ridley SD 33 * *144 * 44 714143 1,207*103**Rose Tree Media SD 20 11 *88 * 131 20060 588*67**Southeast Delco SD 47 * *106 * 69 338128 790*7614*Springfield SD 18 * *108 * 85 29645 661*81**Upper Darby SD 169 20 13167 * 180 941231 1,968*21123*Wallingford-Swarthmore SD 26 21 *35 * 99 31444 647*8911*Widener Partnership CS * * * * * 32* 55****William Penn SD 78 * *123 * 87 386118 911*99**
691 141 511,681 6,4311,4791,343 13,303461,273130*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 97
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*
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Philadelphia IU 26
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
ACT Academy Cyber CS * * ** * * 18* 24****Ad Prima CS * * *14 * * ** 26****Alliance For Progress CS * * *17 * * 24* 51****Antonia Pantoja Community CS * * *36 * 26 97* 167****ARISE Academy CHS * * ** * * 1615 39****ASPIRA Bilingual Cyber Charter School * * ** * * 37* 46****Belmont Academy CS * * *12 * * ** 16****Belmont CS * * *18 * * 4012 77****Birney Preparatory Academy * * *15 * * 25* 62****Boys Latin of Philadelphia CS * * ** * * 46* 58****Charter High School for Arch. & Design * * ** * * 96* 108****Christopher Columbus CS * * *40 * * 39* 89****Community Academy of Philadelphia CS * * *26 * 30 12711 210****Delaware Valley CHS * * ** * * 105* 130****Discovery CS * * *15 * * 46* 83****Eastern University Academy CS * * ** * * 27* 29****Esperanza Academy Charter High School * * ** * 13 11811 152****Esperanza Cyber CS * * ** * * 22* 28****Eugenio Maria De Hostos CS * * *16 * 12 79* 115****First Philadelphia Preparatory Charter School * * *22 * * 157* 218*14**Folk Arts Cultural Treasures CS * * ** * * 39* 65****Franklin Town CHS * * ** * * 85* 110*11**Franklin Towne CES * * *24 * 12 48* 96****Freire CS * * ** * 14 90* 130****Global Leadership Academy CS * * *21 * * 52* 79****Green Woods CS * * *22 * * ** 44****Hardy Williams Academy CS * * *20 * * 98* 153****Imani Education Circle CS * * ** * 12 31* 54****Imhotep Institute CS * * ** * * 79* 99****Independence CS * * *26 * 19 39* 95****
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 98
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Philadelphia IU 26
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
John B. Stetson Charter School 11 * ** * 21 9612 156****Khepera CS * * *17 * * 15* 45****KIPP Philadelphia Charter School * * *34 * 39 11918 231****KIPP West Philadelphia Preparatory CS * * ** * * 25* 55****Laboratory CS * * ** * * ** 17****Mariana Bracetti Academy CS 11 * ** * 23 153* 206****Maritime Academy Charter School * * *14 * * 53* 76****MAST Community Charter School * * *23 * 42 86* 173*15**Mastery Charter High School * * ** * 16 6716 115*11**Mastery CS - Cleveland Elementary * * *22 * 22 6113 125****Mastery CS - Clymer Elementary 30 * *22 * 12 4515 142****Mastery CS - Francis D. Pastorius Elementary * * *11 * * 41* 72****Mastery CS - Gratz Campus 37 * ** * 26 17558 313****Mastery CS - Harrity Campus 11 * *28 * 16 4816 127****Mastery CS - Mann Campus * * *31 * * 23* 74****Mastery CS - Pickett Campus * * ** * 16 10033 172****Mastery CS - Shoemaker Campus * * ** * 18 9130 155****Mastery CS - Smedley Campus * * *40 * 23 5313 149*17**Mastery CS - Thomas Campus * * *15 * 15 95* 155*14**Math Civics and Sciences CS * * ** * * 23* 29****Memphis Street Academy CS @ JP Jones 14 * ** * 20 14423 216****Multi-Cultural Academy CS * * ** * * 23* 33****New Foundations CS * * *26 * * 69* 113****New Media Technology CS * * ** * * 56* 76****Northwood Academy CS * * *78 * * 48* 127****Olney Charter High School 58 * ** * 34 26336 425*29**Pan American Academy CS * * ** * 12 58* 94****People for People CS * * ** * * 59* 81****Philadelphia Academy CS * * *34 * 12 127* 246*55**Philadelphia City SD 2,417 314 1551,404 89 1,727 9,1221,785 19,2402,047141*
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 99
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Philadelphia IU 26
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Philadelphia Electrical & Technology CHS * * ** * * 67* 90****Philadelphia Harambee Inst. CS * * *11 * * 36* 53****Philadelphia Montessori CS * * *11 * * 17* 38****Philadelphia Performing Arts CS * * *66 * * 87* 163****Planet Abacus CS * * ** * * ** 21****Preparatory CS of Mathematics, Science, Tech, a * * ** * * 24* 27****Richard Allen Preparatory CS * * ** * * 40* 65****Russell Byers CS * * *13 * * 26* 52****Sankofa Freedom Academy CS * * ** * * 45* 64****Southwest Leadership Academy CS * * ** * * 25* 50****Tacony Academy CS * * *15 * * 146* 184*14**The Philadelphia CS for Arts and Sciences at HR * * *39 * 11 8613 166*14**Truebright Science Academy CS * * ** * * 22* 32****Universal Alcorn CS * * ** * * 36* 61****Universal Audenried Charter School 18 * ** * * 11317 159****Universal Bluford Charter School * * *22 * * 40* 94*13**Universal Creighton Charter School * * *12 * 12 38* 101*26**Universal Daroff Charter School * * ** * 11 45* 83****Universal Institute CS * * *22 * 15 37* 82****Universal Vare Charter School 15 * ** * * 42* 78****W. Philadelphia Achievement CES * * *17 * * ** 36****Wakisha CS * * ** * * 5111 79****Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners C * * *26 * * 13624 211****West Oak Lane CS * * *30 * 11 30* 79****Wissahickon CS * * *15 * * 64* 90****World Communications CS * * ** * * 54* 71****Young Scholars CS * * ** * * 21* 29****Young Scholars Frederick Douglas Charter Schoo 12 * *16 * 31 5920 140****Young Scholars Kenderton CS * * ** * * 3217 81*23**Youth Build Philadelphia CS * * ** * * 29* 34****
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 100
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Philadelphia IU 26
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
2,832 351 1662,626 14,5082,595982,434 28,4042,562174*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 101
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Beaver Valley IU 27
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Aliquippa SD 32 * *32 * 21 8715 223*30**Ambridge Area SD 25 * *64 * 60 20223 429*43**Baden Academy CS * * *29 * * ** 38****Beaver Area Academic CS * * ** * * ** 11****Beaver Area SD * * *64 * 38 83* 231*20**Big Beaver Falls Area SD 20 * *28 * 42 7019 210*22**Blackhawk SD 21 * *54 * 30 11821 267*15**Central Valley SD 12 * *53 * 29 108* 252*32**Freedom Area SD 14 * *41 * 22 10312 215*18**Hopewell Area SD 22 * *58 * 26 17519 347*31**Lincoln Park Performing Arts CS * * ** * * 24* 46****Midland Borough SD * * *17 * 11 12* 46****New Brighton Area SD 15 * *37 * 29 90* 202*20**Pennsylvania Cyber CS 67 * *131 * 203 771177 1,529*150**Riverside Beaver County SD * * *29 * 17 142* 218****Rochester Area SD 20 * *33 * 13 7312 166*11**South Side Area SD * * *23 * 21 40* 114****Western Beaver County SD * * ** * 12 62* 112****
289 27 19702 2,168592341 4,6561743252*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 102
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*
TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
ARIN IU 28
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Apollo-Ridge SD 19 * *28 * 18 9919 213*20**Armstrong SD 73 * *193 * 176 42253 1,028*81**Blairsville-Saltsburg SD 26 * *48 * 43 11214 272*20**Freeport Area SD * * *38 * 22 86* 189*20**Homer-Center SD 12 * *36 * 15 55* 143*13**Indiana Area SD 19 * *114 * 64 132* 379*23**Leechburg Area SD * * *25 * * 79* 128****Marion Center Area SD 11 * *45 * 39 11523 253*14**Penns Manor Area SD 18 * *46 * 73* 171*14**Purchase Line SD 18 * *48 * 20 95* 207***United SD * * *41 * 15 88* 183*18**
214 34 20662 1,35643311162 3,166*23532*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 103
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Schuylkill IU 29
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Blue Mountain SD * * *76 * 52 28013 495*56**Gillingham Charter School * * ** * * 32* 53****Mahanoy Area SD 17 * *46 * 31 10911 234*15**Minersville Area SD 12 * *42 * 30 11516 244*23**North Schuylkill SD 15 * *104 * 47 15123 381*23**Pine Grove Area SD 15 * *51 * 43 10523 273*28**Pottsville Area SD 36 * *73 * 63 19245 456*34**Saint Clair Area SD * * *38 * 20 63* 157*13**Schuylkill Haven Area SD 13 * *38 * 33 13716 254*11**Shenandoah Valley SD 24 * *33 * 16 99* 194****Tamaqua Area SD 22 * *65 * 21 22148 429*41**Tri-Valley SD 12 * * * 25 7111 162****Williams Valley SD 13 * *29 * 10025 205*12**
195 40 19625 1,675402252 3,5371327431*Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 104
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TotalIntellectual Disability
(MR)
Hearing Impairment Including Deafness
Visual ImpairmentIncluding Blindness
Speech or Language Impairment
Emotional Disturbance
Orthopedic Impairment
Other Health Impairment
Specific Learning Disability
Deaf-Blindness
AutismMultiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain InjuryHome District
School Age by disability by LEACharter Schools included
Wards of State Included where applicable
Corrections Ed
Table 12Special Education Enrollments: LEA by Disability
School District and Intermediate Unit Enrollments, School Year 2013-2014
Corrections Ed * * ** * * 106132 253****
* * ** 106**132 253****Total:
Special Education Statisitcal Summary, 2013-2014 Based on December 1, 2013 Child Count Page 105
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Table 13Special Education Enrollments by DisabilityPennsylvania Totals - School Year 2013-2014
School Age Exceptionalityby Ages 6-21
Charter Schools IncludedTotal Public Enrollment^: 1,753,536
PPPS included
Disability Total % Public Enrollment
% Special Ed Enrollment
Intellectual Disability (MR) 17,791 %1.01 %6.75
Hearing Impairment including Deafness 2,658 %0.15 %1.01
Speech or Language Impairment 38,829 %2.21 %14.73
Visual Impairment including Blindness 1,111 %0.06 %0.42
Emotional Disturbance 22,572 %1.29 %8.56
Orthopedic Impairment 734 %0.04 %0.28
Other Health Impairment 32,748 %1.87 %12.42
Specific Learning Disability 119,276 %6.80 %45.25
Deaf-Blindness 73 %0.00 %0.03
Multiple Disabilities 2,871 %0.16 %1.09
Autism 24,253 %1.38 %9.20
Traumatic Brain Injury 680 %0.04 %0.26
Total: 263,596 %15.03 %100.00
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Table 13ASpecial Education Enrollments by DisabilityPennsylvania Totals - School Year 2013-2014
Student Age as of December 1
School Age Exceptionalityby Ages 6-21
Charter Schools includedPPPS included
Total Public Enrollment^: 1,753,536
9 DisabilityTotal
17 2120191816151413121110876% Public
Enrollment% Special Ed Enrollment
Intellectual Disability (MR) 601 1436968751,3681,6101,5881,5661,5121,4501,3331,2551,1191,029862784 17,791 %1.01 %6.75
Hearing Impairment including Deafness
176 *243899195186208189187230228221227224223 2,658 %0.15 %1.01
Speech or Language Impairment
7,473 **13781602693526121,0891,7952,8004,3515,6426,7457,445 38,829 %2.21 %14.73
Visual Impairment including Blindness
83 *1526419175839376878887769294 1,111 %0.06 %0.42
Emotional Disturbance 408 271173791,3312,6102,6962,6352,3292,1691,8001,6621,4331,240994742 22,572 %1.29 %8.56
Orthopedic Impairment 58 **635864556050 734 %0.04 %0.28
Other Health Impairment 1,139 *652231,2422,5792,8743,0553,0873,1373,1022,9132,8592,5932,1651,708 32,748 %1.87 %12.42
Specific Learning Disability 1,158 392901,1946,39211,90112,21812,47912,52812,09311,32410,6129,6788,1915,9743,205 119,276 %6.80 %45.25
Deaf-Blindness * *************** 73 %0.00 %0.03
Multiple Disabilities 174 31127136168212206200164228197196201194218219 2,871 %0.16 %1.09
Autism 1,771 713244327951,2061,4371,7031,7911,9182,1012,0612,2552,1732,1922,023 24,253 %1.38 %9.20
Traumatic Brain Injury *3232687669626347 680 %0.04 %0.26
Total: 13,064 16,528 19,563 21,454 22,308 21,910 22,067 22,462 22,422 22,397 21,676 20,702 11,626 3,376 1,708 333 263,596 %15.03 %100.00
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Prepared by: The Pennsylvania State Data Center http://pasdc.hbg.psu.edu/
Source: Pennsylvania Department of Transportation,Bureau of Planning and Research, Cartographic Information Divisionfrom the Pennsylvania Department of Education, District Maps 2010
IU 1 Intermediate Unit 1IU 2 Pittsburgh-Mt. OliverIU 3 AlleghenyIU 4 MidwesternIU 5 Northwest Tri-County
IU 6 RiverviewIU 7 WestmorelandIU 8 AppalachiaIU 9 Seneca HighlandsIU 10 Central
IU 11 TuscaroraIU 12 LincolnIU 13 Lancaster-LebanonIU 14 Berks CountyIU 15 Capital Area
IU 16 Central SusquehannaIU 17 BlastIU 18 LuzerneIU 19 NortheasternEducational
IU 20 ColonialIU 21 Carbon-LehighIU 22 Bucks CountyIU 23 Montgomery CountyIU 24 Chester County
IU 25 Delaware CountyIU 26 PhiladelphiaIU 27 Beaver ValleyIU 28 ArinIU 29 Schuylkill