Youth Forestry Camp #3

Located at 4534 Tar Kiln Road in James Creek, Pennsylvania, Youth Forestry Camp #3 is an open, state-operated public agency providing specialized secondary education within a distant rural setting in the Huntingdon metro area. Operating as a single, non-charter facility, the district is structured to serve students across seventh through twelfth grades. The current student body consists of 40 male students, with active enrollment spanning eighth through eleventh grades—specifically serving 2 eighth graders, 6 ninth graders, 22 tenth graders, and 10 eleventh graders.

The district offers a highly focused learning environment backed by robust personnel resources, maintaining a total workforce of 22 full-time equivalent staff members. This team includes 16 full-time equivalent teachers and 6 support staff members, with no instructional aides on record. The student community reflects a diverse demographic breakdown, comprising 32 Black students, 4 White students, 3 Hispanic students, and 1 American Indian student. Situated within Pennsylvania's 4213 Congressional District, 42030 State Senate District, and 42081 State House District, Youth Forestry Camp #3 delivers dedicated public instruction tailored to the specific educational needs of its student body.