CCIU breaks ground on Great Valley campus

Dated: August 18 2024

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The Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU) celebrated the Child and Career Development Center’s (CCDC) new Great Valley campus with a groundbreaking ceremony on June 18. The new campus is set to open in September 2026 and will serve as an extension of the CCDC’s current Coatesville campus. The Great Valley campus will serve 187 students. One of the most important benefits of the new campus will be the reduction in long bus rides for students. There will be an emphasis placed on scenic views and natural light in order to promote positive mental health and a connection to nature. The CCIU provides services to the 12 school districts in Chester County, with its main services being: special education and compensatory education programs; career, technical and customized education; mentor training and staff development; technology initiatives; consortia for school business operations; and curriculum services.
Source: Unionville Times; 6/26/2024

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