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Discover more about the work of IU13 here! These “fast facts” provide an overview of IU13 facts and figures from the prior school year.

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IU13 Facilities, Staff, and Funding

Staff: 1,623` including:

  • Teachers/Professionals: 547 • Classroom Support: 489 • Community Education: 38 • Non-Instructional: 274 • Substitutes: 192+ • PaTTAN: 83

Total 2025-26 Budget: $268,145,857<

Budget Breakdown by Strategic Business Unit (SBU)/Service Support Unit (SSU):<

  • Admin/Management Services $28,067,037
  • Community Education $3,311,335
  • Teaching and Learning Collaborative $2,578,527
  • Early Learners $12,516,558
  • Early Intervention $35,778,107
  • Student Services $12,218,964
  • Special Education Classroom Services $63,135,013
  • Itinerant Solutions $41,126,298
  • Pass-thru Funds Administration $19,117,317
  • Regional Technology Solutions $3,705,897
  • PaTTAN $34,045,833
  • Statewide Projects $5,532,904
  • Educational Technology $7,012,067
  • Operations and Infrastructure (SSU) $28,424,866
  • Internal Service Funds-Benefits (SSU) $33,311,978
(Programs and services are organized into 13 Strategic Business Units (SBU) and 2 Service Support Units (SSU). SSUs support the work of SBUs; as a result, SSU expenditures are also reflected within each SBU’s expenditures.)

Funding Sources:<

Local Sources 24% | State Sources 28% | Federal Sources 24% | Special Education Consortia 24%

`As of September 26, bulleted breakdown does not include daily substitutes & Extended School Year (ESY) staff | <as of 9/26
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Serving Young Learners

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Serving School-Age Learners

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Serving Adult Learners

  • Students Served: 1,870
    • Employment, Job Retention, High School Equivalency (HSE) Attainment, and Transition to Post-secondary Education
  • Family Literacy: 39 families supported
  • Workforce Prep Classes: 74 completed programs including Administrative Support Professional, Direct Care Provider, and Teacher Assistant
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Serving Educators & Administrators

  • Events: 1,830 events for 56,104 attendees
  • Customized Professional Development Supported by PaTTAN: 569 events provided
  • Comprehensive School Improvement: 7 schools served
  • Education Conference: 285 educators, practitioners, and parents participated
  • Elementary/Secondary Education Technology Conference: 62 districts and 306 attendees
  • Instructional Media Services (IMS): 6,000 educators and 88,000 students served
  • Literacy Symposium by PATTAN: 1,400+ attendees
  • Regional Technical Assistance through PaTTAN: 4,658 events and 10,067 teachers served
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Serving School Districts

  • Extended School Year (ESY): 486 students referred to IU13 for ESY services
  • High-Speed Internet: 40 public, nonpublic, parochial, and charter schools served
  • IDEA: Administered $11.6M in pass-thru IDEA special education funds for local districts
  • Job-alike & Professional Learning Communities: 20+ different groups to support school districts and their staff
  • New District Board Orientation: Hosted orientation for newly elected district school board members
  • Single Audit: “No findings” in single audit of $59.3M
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Serving Community, Region, and State

  • Bridging Knowledge to Know-How: Empowering Educators and Partners Conference:
    1,000 participants (educators, parents, and students)
  • CAFCO Food Service Program: 90 participating districts in 21 counties
  • Collaborative Services Program: Leveraged economies of scale for district partners for Electricity (24); Natural Gas (16); and Bulk Fuels (17)
  • Community Clothing Closet: Supported Northern Lebanon County families with clothing and supplies
  • Continuous School Improvement (CSI) Team: 160 schools and 161,343 students served
  • Fingerprinting: 350+ served to meet hiring requirements for school employment
  • Flight Team Support: 12 days of onsite crisis support provided to local districts
  • Organ & Tissue Donation Awareness (OTDA): Administered statewide program for PDE, resulting in 16,000+ students served and $358,000 in grant funding for 19 schools
  • Refugee Center: 223 clients served, 11 languages spoken
  • School Safety Summit: 100+ education leaders and first responders came together to develop school safety protocols
  • Statewide Projects Team (for PDE): 776 Local Education Agencies (LEAs) supported in Data/PVAAS Professional Learning Services with 6,490 attendees; 12 education research projects for PDE; 659 LEAs supported through the PIMS-PVAAS Data Collection and Forums for 17,572 participants
  • Statewide Software Sales: $23.3M+ in sales
  • Tech Talk Live: conference for tech administrators working in an educational setting, 622 attendees
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IU13 Offices & Classrooms

IU13 serves the Lancaster & Lebanon county region and beyond. In addition to the main offices , IU13 operates classrooms in its center-based locations to provide direct services to students of all ages. IU13 classrooms are also hosted in schools within local school districts or community-based locations. Beyond classrooms, IU13 staff serve students in many other local settings, including nonpublic schools, agencies, preschools, child-care centers, and even homes

IU13 Main Offices:Lancaster-Lebanon counties outlined on PA Map

  • IU13 Lancaster County Office
  • PaTTAN-Harrisburg

IU13 Centers:

  • Central Education Center (School-age)
  • Community Education Lancaster (Adult Classes/Services)
  • Community Education Lebanon (Adult Classes/Services)
  • Northern Education Center (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • One Cumberland Early Learning Center (Early Childhood)
  • The Early Learning Center at Burle (Early Childhood)
  • White Oak Early Learning Center (Early Childhood)
    School-based Partial Hospitalization Program (School-age)

IU13 Classrooms within School Districts: 110 classes

  • Annville-Cleona (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • Cocalico (School-age)
  • Columbia Borough (School-age)
  • Conestoga Valley (School-age)
  • Cornwall-Lebanon Early (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • Donegal (School-age)
  • Eastern Lebanon County Early (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • Elizabethtown Area (School-age)
  • Ephrata Area (School-age)
  • Hempfield (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • Lampeter-Strasburg (School-age)
  • Lebanon (School-age)
  • Manheim Central (School-age)
  • Manheim Township (School-age)
  • Northern Lebanon (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • Palmyra Area (Early Childhood and School-age)
  • Penn Manor (School-age)
  • Pequea Valley (School-age)
  • Solanco (School-age)
  • Warwick (School-age)
  • Lancaster County CTC (Itinerant school-age support)
  • Lebanon County CTC (Itinerant school-age support)
  • Nonpublic Schools (48 schools receiving IU13 services)

Community-Based Locations & Programs:

  • Early Head Start and Head Start (Varied locations and homes)
  • Juniper Village Work Immersion (School-age)
  • Lancaster Behavioral Health Hospital (School-age)
  • Lancaster Intensive Day Treatment (School-age)
  • Lancaster-Lebanon Virtual Solutions (LLVS) (19 school district partners)
  • Lancaster County Prison (School-age and Adults)
  • Lebanon Correctional Facility (School-age and Adults)
  • Masonic Village Work Immersion (School-age)
  • Moravian Manor Work Immersion (School-age)
  • Preschool Early Intervention (Varied child care centers/preschools/homes)
  • Project SEARCH (Lancaster) (School-age)
  • Refugee Center (Lancaster) (Varied services for students & adults)
  • School-to-Work at Burle (Lancaster) (School-age)
  • School-to-Work at Lebanon Valley College (School-age)
  • Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology (School-age)
  • Willow Valley Work Immersion (School-age)
    Facts and figures reflect the 2025-2026 school year, unless otherwise indicated. For details contact communications@iu13.org.
*This is a duplicate count as some individuals receive multiple services. Published September 2026.