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Parent & Student Resources

The following are resources available to help provide you with the best experience at Schuylkill Technology Center.

Title IX

Contact information of their Title IX Coordinator(s) - Shannon Brennan, Director (570) 544-4748 ext. 3115 or titleixcoordinator@stcenters.org

(Key Personnel) needed for each LEA team to be trained... (All faculty and Administraitors will be trained on in-service day)

  • TItle IX Coordinator: Shannon Brennan
  • Investigators: (4) One HR personnel and others to cover schools in the footprint

Kim Adamick - Investigator

Chris Groody - Assistant Director

Stacey Minahan - Assistant Director

Kimberly O'Neil - PN Coordinator

  • Decision Maker: Dr. Gregory Koons, Executive Director IU29
  • Appeal Decision Maker(s): Scott Jacoby, STC Board President

Title VI – Civil Rights Coordinator: Shannon Brennan, sbrennan@stcenters.org


 

STC Threat Assessment Teams

2026-2027

Act 18 mandates that each school entity must establish at least one team for the assessment of – and intervention with – students whose behavior may indicate a threat to the safety of themselves or others.

Schuylkill Technology Centers has established a team and the members are as follows:

Shannon Brennan, Director of CTE sbrennan@stcenters.org 570-640-5115

Stacey Minahan, Assistant Director of CTE minas@stcenters.org 570-590-3923

Chris Groody, Assistant Director of CTE grooc@stcenters.org 570-875-8063

Sarah Jackson, Nursing Office Assistant jacks@stcenters.org 570-691-4152

Gretchen Witman, Social Worker witmg@stcenters.org 570-617-9856

Tracey Picht, School Counselor picht@stcenters.org 570-590-9869

Justin Sims simsj@stcenters.org 570-544-4748

Jonathan Flynn, Criminal Justice Instructor flynj@stcenters.org 570-436-4731

Tom Buff, Instructor bufft@stcenters.org 570-436-1672

 

If a parent, family member, friend, member of the community, or staff member feels there is reason to believe that a student is demonstrating behavior that may indicate a threat to the safety of themselves or others, they should immediately report it in any of the following manners:

    • Report to Safe2Say anonymously by calling 1-844-SAF2SAY (1-844-723-2729), through the mobile app, or online at SAFE2SAYPA.ORG
    • Notify the school SAP (Student Assistance Program)
    • Contact any of the above team members
    • Contact your local law enforcement