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Chester County Intermediate Unit

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4.1

Company overview

Created in 1971 by the Pennsylvania General Assembly, the Chester County Intermediate Unit is a regional educational service agency that exists to provide quality, cost-effective services to the community and its residents. The Chester County Intermediate Unit administers instructional, enrichment and administrative programs and services to Chester County’s 12 public school districts, and to over 45 private and parochial schools in the county. These programs include instructional, remedial and enrichment services for regular and special education students and career and technical education programs for secondary and post-secondary students. The CCIU provides direct instruction to over 5,000 students a year and support services to an additional 30,000 students a year. In addition, the IU supports teachers, school administrators, school directors and school districts through a multitude of services, including, but not limited to: business and administrative services, communications services, technology services and human resources. The diversity of CCIU programs enables IU staff to interact with school district personnel at all levels and to maintain a cohesive educational network throughout Chester County.
Founded in 1971
Downingtown, Pennsylvania, USA
1.2K employees (31 in marketing)
82% recommend to a friend
85% positive business outlook

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Headcount trend

Company growth over the last 12 months

Headcount +3.1% year over year

Audience

Monthly website visitors
29.6K
Month over month-22.9%
Quarter over quarter+52.1%
Top sourceDirect (59.2%)
Ad budget per month$60.8
Average search rank49
Traffic source mix
Direct
59.2%
Search
34.9%
Referral
4.7%
Social
0.6%
Paid referral
0.6%

LinkedIn followers

Follower count and growth

Total followers

6.5K

12-mo growth

Monthly growth

+2.3%

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