CONNECT
w/ CLC
CONTACT
CLC
Tel. 814-861-7980
Fax. 814-861-8030
2643 West College Ave,
State College, PA 16801
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ENROLL
@ CLC
Enrolling at CLC is as easy as contacting us, scheduling a tour, and filling out an enrollment form. CLC is a tuition-free public school. We accept all students so long as we have spaces available.
Serving Centre County students in grades 5 - 8 since 1998. Call 814-861-7980 for more information.
Give
to CLC
All gifts made to the Centre Learning Community Charter School help us strengthen our project-based, technology-enhanced environment.
Work
at CLC
If you are interested in working closely with students in a project-based learning environment, find our current job openings using the button below.
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Visit
CLC
We schedule tours on a regular basis for the times listed below. Contact us to schedule a tour!
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Monday - Friday 10:30 - 11:30
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CLC
Board
To contact our board members below, email board@clccharter.org.
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Jerre Price, Community Rep
Gail Boldt, Community Rep
Dottie Rumble, Community Rep
Melissa Stitzer, Community Rep
Mignon Vath, Family Rep
Mike Janik, Family Rep
Mark Toci, Staff Rep
Kelly Kennedy, Staff Rep
Andrea Kennedy, Student Rep
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CLC
Parents
CLC Parents’ Group supports the efforts of faculty, staff and students through fundraising, volunteerism, and by fostering communication throughout the CLC community. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month from 6:30pm - 8:00pm. To contact our parents' group, email clcisawesome@gmail.com.
CLC
Staff
Use the email addresses linked to below to contact our administrators.
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Kosta Dussias, Business Manager
Kathleen Ammon, Office Manager
Siobhan Donnelly, Specials Coord.
Erica Parsons, ESP Coordinator
CLC
Teachers
Use the email addresses linked below to contact our teachers.
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Mark Toci, Co-founder & teacher
Brian Rowan, 7/8 Teacher
Morgan Mitchell, 7/8 Teacher
Andrea Kennedy, 7/8 Support
Amanda Mason, 5/6 Teacher
Amy Riggs, 5/6 Teacher
Kelly Kennedy, 5/6 Teacher
Deb Swartz, 5/6 Support
What is the Student Assistance Program (SAP)?
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Student Assistance Program (SAP), which is administered by the PA Department of Education’s Safe Schools Office in partnership with the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs’ Division of Prevention and Intervention, and the PA Department of Human Services’ Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, is designed to assist school personnel in identifying issues including alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and mental health issues which pose a barrier to a student’s success. The primary goal of the Student Assistance Program (SAP) is to help students overcome these barriers in order that they may achieve, remain in school, and advance. While Student Assistance Programs exist in other areas of the country, the structure and operation of the program in Pennsylvania is a unique expression of an integrated model serving the needs of Pennsylvania families and their students.