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SAFE2SAY SOMETHING Tip Line Launched
This anonymous tip line is used for reporting possible school threats.
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6th Annual Rube Goldberg Challenge®
The goal of the Rube Goldberg competition is to encourage critical thinking and problem solving in a non-traditional learning environment, and to have fun in the process.
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Pennsylvania Bullying Prevention Toolkit
The CSIU’s Center for Safe Schools and the Highmark Foundation partnered...
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WR student awarded
Warrior Run High School senior Morgan Reynolds was a bit nervous when his name was first called to appear on stage during Thursday’s Union Snyder Transition Conference, held at Susquehanna University.
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Kudos Award
Honored for her dedication and service to the community, Lori Potutschnig is the 2018 recipient of the Patrick F. Toole Kudos Award.
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Passion for Excellence Award
Jessica Roberts was selected as the 2018 recipients of the Robert G. Witten Passion for Excellence Award for their innovation, creative thinking and commitment to excellence.
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Ambassador of the Year Award
Leslie Hartline, 2018 Ambassador of the Year, was selected by her colleagues for best representing the CSIU in her service to staff and other clients.
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Active shooter training provides life-saving tools
The question of “why” and “what can be done to stop it” always runs through the mind of an armed security guard from Shamokin Area School District when he sees reports of mass shootings in schools and other public places.
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New LPN Career Center director on duty
Dr. Timothy Campbell recently began as the new director of the Central Susquehanna LPN Career Center.
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Students prepare for life after high school at annual conference
The event features encouraging speakers and breakout sessions that offer information and resources to aid students in the transition to life after high school.
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Exam to earn diploma available
Pennsylvanians looking to obtain the Commonwealth Secondary School Diploma (CSSD) now have two test options available.
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Program helps young adults find employment
Last summer, Vinny Barbati had enough of working in retail and decided he needed a change. The 19-year-old 2015 Selinsgrove Area High School graduate connected with the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit’s YES to the Future Program and interned at the Milton center in order to gain skills and experience in a preferred field.
