Schools
| School Name | Grade Level | Principal |
|---|---|---|
| A.J. McMullen Middle School | Grades 6–8 | Mr. Edward Fearer |
| Ben Franklin School | Grades K-8 | Head: Ms. Becca Maddas |
| Franklin School | Grades K-6 | Mr. Charles R. Yasechko |
| Lafayette School | Grades K-8 | Elementary: Ms. Paula Work Middle: Mr. Joseph Galie |
| Marclay School | Grades K-5 | Mr. Edward Fearer |
| Menallen School | Grades K-6 | Mr. Charles R. Yasechko |
| Wharton School | Grades K-6 | Mr. Edward Fearer |
| Uniontown Area High School | Grades 9–12 | Co-principals: Heather Sefcheck and Robert Manges |
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