SUN Area Technical Institute is a public, vocational education institution located in New Berlin, Pennsylvania.
SUN Area Technical Institute (often shortened to SUN Tech) provides technical education to high school students from five public school districts in a three county region (Snyder County, Union County and Northumberland County), including Lewisburg Area School District, Mifflinburg Area School District, Midd-West School District, Selinsgrove Area School District and Shikellamy School District.
SUN Area Technical Institute also  provides day and evening adult education for a fee charged to the students.

In 2014, enrollment was reported as 252 pupils in 11th and 12th grades, with 40.87% of pupils eligible for a free lunch due to family poverty.
Additionally, 22.6% of pupils received special education services.

The Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit IU16 provides the School with a wide variety of services like specialized education for disabled students and hearing, speech and visual disability services and professional development for staff and faculty.

SUN Area Technical Institute is governed by the SUN Area Technical Institute Joint Operating Committee which is composed of one school board  member from each member school district and the Superintendent of Record for the year.
On an annually rotating basis, a superintendent from one of the five sending districts also oversees SUN Tech.
The school's foundation called SUN Area Career & Technology Education Foundation is overseen by a seven-member board made up of its management team, a local school board representative and several local business owners.

In the Spring of each year, the SUN Area Technical Institute budget proposal must be submitted to the School Boards of each of the five sending public school districts for approval or rejection.
Each District pays an annual fee to SUN Area Technical Institute based on the number of pupils attending from their District.
According to Sun Tech Administrative Director Dennis Hain, 73 percent of the school's budget is salary and benefits.
By law SUN Tech relies on funding from the local participating school districts, coupled with state and federal grants, private grants from businesses and donations.
It has no taxing power.

In February 2014, Terry Anselmo, SUN Area Technical Institutes advanced precision machining instructor, was awarded a national prize from The Fred V. Fowler Company Quality Measuring Instruments.
SUN Area Technical Institute is a public, vocational education institution located in New Berlin, Pennsylvania. SUN Area Technical Institute (often shortened to SUN Tech) provides technical education to high school students from five public school districts in a three county region (Snyder County, Union County and Northumberland County), including Lewisburg Area School District, Mifflinburg Area School District, Midd-West School District, Selinsgrove Area School District and Shikellamy School District. SUN Area Technical Institute also  provides day and evening adult education for a fee charged to the students.
In 2014, enrollment was reported as 252 pupils in 11th and 12th grades, with 40.87% of pupils eligible for a free lunch due to family poverty. Additionally, 22.6% of pupils received special education services.
The Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit IU16 provides the School with a wide variety of services like specialized education for disabled students and hearing, speech and visual disability services and professional development for staff and faculty.
SUN Area Technical Institute is governed by the SUN Area Technical Institute Joint Operating Committee which is composed of one school board  member from each member school district and the Superintendent of Record for the year. On an annually rotating basis, a superintendent from one of the five sending districts also oversees SUN Tech. The school's foundation called SUN Area Career & Technology Education Foundation is overseen by a seven-member board made up of its management team, a local school board representative and several local business owners.
In the Spring of each year, the SUN Area Technical Institute budget proposal must be submitted to the School Boards of each of the five sending public school districts for approval or rejection. Each District pays an annual fee to SUN Area Technical Institute based on the number of pupils attending from their District. According to Sun Tech Administrative Director Dennis Hain, 73 percent of the school's budget is salary and benefits. By law SUN Tech relies on funding from the local participating school districts, coupled with state and federal grants, private grants from businesses and donations. It has no taxing power.
In February 2014, Terry Anselmo, SUN Area Technical Institutes advanced precision machining instructor, was awarded a national prize from The Fred V. Fowler Company Quality Measuring Instruments.
SUN Area Technical Institute