S TATISTICAL SECTION - PSERS

S T A T I S T I C A L S E C T I O N

Narrative................................................................................................................................................106Schedule of Trend Data ..........................................................................................................................10710 Year Trend Schedules

Total Changes in Fiduciary Net Position - Pension ...........................................................................108Additions to Fiduciary Net Position - Pension...................................................................................109Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position - Pension ...........................................................................109Total Changes in Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans ..................................110Additions to Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans .........................................111Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans ..................................111Pension Investment Income ..............................................................................................................112Premium Assistance Investment Income ...........................................................................................113Health Options Program Investment Income ...................................................................................113Summary Membership Data ............................................................................................................114Summary Annuity Data ...................................................................................................................114Pension Benefi t and Refund Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position ..............................................115Average Monthly Pension Benefi t Payments .....................................................................................116Average Monthly Pension Benefi t Payments and Average Final Average Salary ..................................118Average Monthly Premium Assistance Benefi t Payments and Average Final Average Salary ...............119

Pension Benefi t Disbursement by County ..............................................................................................120Ten Largest Employers ...........................................................................................................................121Schedule of Employers ...........................................................................................................................122

Statistical Section

PAGE 106 | PSERS

To assist readers in the assessment of the System’s economic condition, the Statistical Section of this Comprehensive Annual Financial Report presents information to add historical perspective, context, and detail to the fi nancial statements, notes to fi nancial statements, and required supplementary information presented in the preceding sections. To provide historical perspective and a sense of trend, the exhibits in this Section are presented in multiple-year formats. The information is categorized into four topical groups: Financial Trends, Revenue Capacity, Demographic and Economic Information, and Operating Information.

Financial TrendsThe Financial Trend Schedules and Graphs provide detailed information to present how PSERS’ fi nancial position has changed over time.

The following Financial Trend Schedules are presented:• Schedule of Trend Data • Total Changes in Fiduciary Net Position - Pension• Total Changes in Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans

The following Financial Trend Graphs are presented:• Additions to Fiduciary Net Position - Pension• Additions to Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans• Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position - Pension• Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans

Revenue Capacity

• Pension Investment Income• Premium Assistance Investment Income• Health Options Program Investment Income

Demographic and Economic InformationSome of the following schedules listed are dependent upon an actuarial valuation. For those schedules, the most recent information is presented as of the year ended June 30, 2014, the date of PSERS’ most current actuarial valuation completed at the time of publication.

• Summary Membership Data• Summary Annuity Data • Pension Benefi t and Refund Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position • Average Monthly Pension Benefi t Payments • Average Monthly Pension Benefi t Payments and Average Final Average Salary • Average Monthly Premium Assistance Benefi t Payments and Average Final Average Salary• Pension Benefi t Disbursement by County

Operating Information

• Ten Largest Employers • Schedule of Employers

Statistical Section Narrative

Statistical Section

PSERS | PAGE 107

For

year

s end

ed J

une

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ber %

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ive

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dule

of T

rend

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for t

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cat

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elat

e to

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actu

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l val

uatio

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r fi s

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ear e

nded

June

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ts fo

r thi

s val

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n w

ere

not a

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ble

at p

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atio

n da

te.

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Cen

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and

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Statistical Section

PAGE 108 | PSERS

Add

ition

s to

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ciar

y N

et P

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tions

from

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ry N

et P

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d Ju

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Net

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ease

/ (D

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$98

4,63

4$

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6,73

1$

1,32

8,51

6$

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9,88

1$

5,35

6,08

5$

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167

$20

,920

$42

,331

$3,

429

$6,

262,

932

$(1

,353

,051

)

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966,

926

1,99

2,08

47,

097,

761

10,0

56,7

715,

166,

777

862,

018

22,8

2338

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1,88

76,

092,

217

3,96

4,55

4

2013

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087

1,44

6,40

24,

126,

002

6,56

3,49

14,

905,

200

1,11

1,69

224

,461

37,4

802,

893

6,08

1,72

648

1,76

5

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952,

887

1,00

4,58

41,

093,

319

3,05

0,79

04,

691,

250

964,

056

24,6

7534

,242

2,76

55,

716,

988

(2,6

66,1

98)

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1,04

2,70

765

8,51

19,

246,

091

10,9

47,3

094,

322,

520

958,

703

17,6

9537

,028

9,84

45,

345,

790

5,60

1,51

9

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952,

047

535,

331

6,11

3,67

97,

601,

057

4,09

5,33

486

6,88

816

,720

12,1

057,

015

4,99

8,06

22,

602,

995

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911,

118

515,

889

(16,

201,

701)

(14,

774,

694)

3,88

5,28

675

4,01

120

,369

35,6

397,

947

4,70

3,25

2(1

9,47

7,94

6)

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879,

598

753

,532

(1

,782

,628

)(1

49,4

98)

3,6

23,6

52

1,0

12,6

88

28,

713

35,

863

17,

157

4,7

18,0

73

(4,8

67,5

71)

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855,

322

659,

545

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94,3

27

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09,1

94

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04

855

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1

8,18

0 3

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010

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03,8

64

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30

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827,

647

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,878

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935,

586

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0,11

1 3

,030

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8

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61

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330

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0

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l Cha

nges

in F

iduc

iary

Net

Pos

ition

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s in

Thou

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* R

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of a

dmin

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expe

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for fi

sca

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incl

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f the

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inta

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sset

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PS

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impl

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GA

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Statistical Section

PSERS | PAGE 109

Additions to Fiduciary Net Position - Pension10 Year Trend

(Dollar Amounts in Billions)

Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position - Pension10 Year Trend

(Dollar Amounts in Billions)

$6.3$6.1$6.1

$5.7

$5.3$5.0

$4.7$4.7

$4.1$3.9

$

$1

$2

$3

$4

$5

$6

$7

2015201420132012201120102009200820072006

$4.9

$10.1

$6.6

$3.1

$10.9

$7.6

$14.8

$0.2

$14.2

$9.2

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

Statistical Section

PAGE 110 | PSERS

Tota

l Cha

nges

in F

iduc

iary

Net

Pos

ition

- Po

stem

ploy

men

t Hea

lthca

re P

lans

10 Y

ear T

rend

(Dol

lar A

mou

nts i

n Th

ousa

nds)

Prem

ium

Ass

ista

nce

Hea

lth O

ptio

ns P

rogr

am

Add

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s to

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ciar

y N

et P

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onD

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tions

from

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ry N

et P

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End

ed

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30

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/(D

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6,80

8$

215

$11

7,02

3$

106,

298

$2,

142

$10

8,44

0$

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3

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106,

227

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2013

108,

676

110

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81,3

4342

381

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97,2

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2,06

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(1

7,50

5)

2011

89,2

4269

189

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93,5

181,

988

95,5

06(5

,573

)

2010

102,

703

869

103,

572

89,9

111,

944

91,8

5511

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2009

92,4

931,

861

94,3

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1,81

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9,32

9

2008

81,3

17

2,75

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1,

244

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86,7

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237

247,

341

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13

233,

240

14,1

01

2011

201,

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023

3,40

421

4,96

718

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233,

696

(292

)

2010

191,

184

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022

5,52

519

3,30

716

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75

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561,

528

211,

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181,

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1719

4,85

217

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159,

563

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26

4,28

8 19

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7 17

5,13

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5 16

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Statistical Section

PSERS | PAGE 111

Additions to Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans10 Year Trend

(Dollar Amounts in Millions)

$-

$25

$50

$75

$100

$125

$150

$175

$200

$225

$250

$275

$300

$325

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

$76.9 $89.3 $84.1

$94.4 $103.6

$89.9 $81.8

$108.8 $117.9 $117.0

$173.3 $177.8

$192.3

$211.9 $225.5

$233.4 $247.3

$275.4

$295.7

$324.4

Premium Assistance HOP

$-

$25

$50

$75

$100

$125

$150

$175

$200

$225

$250

$275

$300

$325

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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$106.2 $108.4

$162.4

$182.2 $187.3 $194.9

$209.8

$233.7 $233.2

$251.7

$285.7

$315.3

Premium Assistance HOP

Deductions from Fiduciary Net Position - Postemployment Healthcare Plans10 Year Trend


Statistical Section

PAGE 112 | PSERS

For

year

s end

ed J

une

3020

1520

1420

1320

1220

1120

1020

0920

0820

0720

06

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stm

ent i

ncom

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ion)

in fa

ir v

alue

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nves

tmen

ts$

511,

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From

secu

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9,54

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PAGE 114 | PSERS

Summary Membership Data10 Year Trend *

Male Female Total Number of

ActiveMembers

For yearended

June 30Average

AgeAverageService

AverageAnnualSalaries

AverageAge

AverageService

AverageAnnualSalaries

2014 44.5 11.2 $ 53,248 45.0 10.9 $ 45,918 263,3122013 44.4 11.1 52,413 44.9 10.7 45,005 267,4282012 44.3 10.9 51,751 44.9 10.6 44,513 273,5042011 44.1 10.8 51,678 44.6 10.3 44,209 279,1522010 44.2 10.9 50,770 44.6 10.3 43,306 282,0412009 44.4 11.2 50,613 44.7 10.3 42,606 279,7012008 44.5 11.4 49,818 44.7 10.4 41,440 272,6902007 44.5 11.7 49,220 44.7 10.5 40,958 264,0232006 44.6 12.0 49,153 44.7 10.7 41,155 263,3502005 44.9 12.6 47,416 45.0 11.0 38,832 255,465

Summary Annuity Data10 Year Trend **

For yearended

June 30

Number ofAnnuitants &Benefi ciaries

TotalAnnual

Annuities***

AverageAnnualAnnuity

2014 213,900 $ 5,339,477 $ 24,9622013 209,204 5,147,060 24,6032012 202,015 4,872,918 24,1222011 194,622 4,650,798 23,8972010 184,934 4,339,639 23,4662009 177,963 3,996,000 22,4562008 173,540 3,812,000 21,9632007 168,026 3,523,000 20,9702006 161,813 3,274,000 20,2362005 156,519 3,027,550 19,343

** Actuarial Valuation for year ended June 30, 2014 is most current valuation completed at publication date.

*** Total Annual Annuities dollar amounts expressed in thousands.

* Actuarial Valuation for year ended June 30, 2014 is most current valuation completed at publication date.

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PSERS | PAGE 115

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Average Monthly Pension Benefi t Payments*Total Annuitants Grouped by Years of Credited Service

10 Year Trend

Years of Credited Service

< 5 5 - 9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40+ Total

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2014

Normal and Early4,232 16,238 24,007 20,109 20,068 23,694 45,272 35,798 5,468 194,886

$ 94 $ 183 $ 346 $ 743 $ 1,292 $ 2,097 $ 3,186 $ 4,181 $ 4,448 $ 2,157

Disability- 1,812 2,038 1,624 1,495 1,316 557 20 8 8,870

$ - $ 752 $ 954 $ 1,266 $ 1,888 $ 2,712 $ 3,598 $ 3,216 $ 2,240 $ 1,560

Benefi ciary and Survivor- 4,733 672 674 678 697 1,124 1,100 466 10,144

$ - $ 1,192 $ 256 $ 397 $ 606 $ 875 $ 1,213 $ 1,392 $ 1,455 $ 1,052


Normal and Early4,051 14,757 23,095 19,499 19,506 22,897 44,704 35,277 5,384 189,170

$ 93 $ 179 $ 331 $ 708 $ 1,243 $ 2,041 $ 3,151 $ 4,142 $ 4,354 $ 2,146

Disability- 1,749 1,950 1,554 1,455 1,283 547 17 10 8,565

$ - $ 729 $ 925 $ 1,249 $ 1,843 $ 2,654 $ 3,546 $ 3,163 $ 2,311 $ 1,532


$ - $ 814 $ 254 $ 387 $ 620 $ 854 $ 1,195 $ 1,368 $ 1,442 $ 866


Normal and Early3,881 13,459 22,313 18,971 18,919 21,855 43,662 34,024 5,170 182,254

$ 111 $ 176 $ 317 $ 680 $ 1,202 $ 1,972 $ 3,105 $ 4,078 $ 4,196 $ 2,110

Disability- 1,698 1,882 1,517 1,397 1,257 531 15 9 8,306

$ - $ 694 $ 875 $ 1,166 $ 1,748 $ 2,583 $ 3,465 $ 2,917 $ 2,147 $ 1,467


$ - $ 702 $ 245 $ 390 $ 603 $ 850 $ 1,175 $ 1,341 $ 1,412 $ 811


Normal and Early3,695 12,263 21,497 18,343 18,199 21,042 42,507 33,045 5,045 175,636

$ 114 $ 174 $ 305 $ 656 $ 1,158 $ 1,921 $ 3,064 $ 4,041 $ 4,133 $ 2,091

Disability- 1,629 1,798 1,473 1,366 1,216 523 15 9 8,029

$ - $ 680 $ 839 $ 1,136 $ 1,686 $ 2,548 $ 3,476 $ 2,878 $ 2,147 $ 1,441


$ - $ 652 $ 239 $ 372 $ 583 $ 842 $ 1,170 $ 1,322 $ 1,383 $ 796


Normal and Early4,695 11,529 20,812 17,777 17,356 19,973 40,625 30,716 4,755 168,238

$ 1,023 $ 349 $ 287 $ 613 $ 1,093 $ 1,839 $ 3,004 $ 3,933 $ 3,896 $ 2,037

Disability- 1,633 1,761 1,453 1,352 1,227 517 18 11 7,972

$ - $ 694 $ 819 $ 1,098 $ 1,654 $ 2,513 $ 3,475 $ 2,563 $ 1,958 $ 1,424


$ - $ 1,008 $ 217 $ 336 $ 525 $ 770 $ 1,075 $ 1,200 $ 1,241 $ 872

* Actuarial valuation for year ended June 30, 2014 is the most current valuation completed at the publication date.

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PSERS | PAGE 117

Average Monthly Pension Benefi t PaymentsTotal Annuitants Grouped by Years of Credited Service

10 Year Trend (Continued)

Years of Credited Service

< 5 5 - 9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40+ Total


Normal and Early4,395 10,474 20,503 17,544 17,134 19,821 39,700 28,187 4,448 162,206

$ 376 $ 178 $ 279 $ 602 $ 1,090 $ 1,828 $ 2,966 $ 3,780 $ 3,720 $ 1,945

Disability- 1,566 1,713 1,417 1,313 1,205 485 12 2 7,713

$ - $ 661 $ 802 $ 1,103 $ 1,658 $ 2,507 $ 3,461 $ 3,318 $ 2,348 $ 1,412


$ - $ 838 $ 218 $ 336 $ 524 $ 770 $ 1,070 $ 1,201 $ 1,248 $ 820


Normal and Early 4,054 9,541 20,539 17,450 16,748 19,166 38,331 27,318 4,509 157,656

$ 355 $ 165 $ 270 $ 584 $ 1,032 $ 1,733 $ 2,904 $ 3,732 $ 3,629 $ 1,896

Disability - 1,468 1,664 1,364 1,280 1,178 466 14 1 7,435

$ - $ 876 $ 949 $ 1,205 $ 1,854 $ 2,714 $ 3,707 $ 3,681 $ 4,550 $ 1,595

Benefi ciary and Survivor 789 402 964 874 879 917 1,381 1,522 721 8,449

$ 1,127 $ 121 $ 223 $ 347 $ 533 $ 783 $ 1,083 $ 1,223 $ 1,255 $ 817


Normal and Early 2,812 8,675 20,554 17,448 16,304 18,664 37,422 25,100 5,382 152,361

$ 54 $ 149 $ 256 $ 553 $ 971 $ 1,662 $ 2,821 $ 3,574 $ 3,488 $ 1,820

Disability - 1,437 1,689 1,370 1,307 1,154 430 11 1 7,399

$ - $ 595 $ 770 $ 1,044 $ 1,569 $ 2,476 $ 3,466 $ 3,576 $ 4,550 $ 1,356

Benefi ciary and Survivor 94 430 1,025 930 936 980 1,453 1,628 790 8,266

$ 47 $ 119 $ 218 $ 342 $ 530 $ 768 $ 1,075 $ 1,201 $ 1,234 $ 767


Normal and Early 2,723 7,810 20,380 17,198 15,979 18,140 35,227 23,660 5,465 146,582

$ 53 $ 147 $ 249 $ 537 $ 945 $ 1,611 $ 2,747 $ 3,474 $ 3,397 $ 1,756

Disability - 1,375 1,655 1,339 1,261 1,136 398 10 1 7,175

$ - $ 579 $ 750 $ 1,023 $ 1,510 $ 2,429 $ 3,422 $ 3,549 $ 4,550 $ 1,320

Benefi ciary and Survivor 88 413 1,000 902 911 951 1,404 1,572 815 8,056

$ 47 $ 116 $ 212 $ 327 $ 516 $ 742 $ 1,027 $ 1,154 $ 1,182 $ 739


Normal and Early 2,654 7,117 20,423 17,022 15,827 17,732 33,402 21,971 5,615 141,763

$ 67 $ 147 $ 244 $ 523 $ 921 $ 1,561 $ 2,669 $ 3,326 $ 3,278 $ 1,679

Disability 8 1,321 1,641 1,281 1,232 1,113 357 10 1 6,964

$ 1,301 $ 550 $ 723 $ 975 $ 1,464 $ 2,377 $ 3,340 $ 3,546 $ 4,550 $ 1,271

Benefi ciary and Survivor 79 400 976 881 876 913 1,322 1,530 814 7,791

$ 47 $ 110 $ 204 $ 316 $ 496 $ 709 $ 987 $ 1,075 $ 1,099 $ 700

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PAGE 118 | PSERS

Years of Credited Service < 5 5 - 9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40+

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2014Number of retired members 426 1,957 1,442 1,195 1,098 1,191 1,209 894 187

Final Average Salary $ 18,745 $ 31,795 $ 35,935 $ 45,981 $ 56,674 $ 64,895 $ 74,770 $ 78,322 $ 82,919

Monthly Benefi t $ 126 $ 267 $ 605 $ 1,242 $ 2,043 $ 2,795 $ 3,973 $ 4,811 $ 5,835

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2013Number of retired members 404 1,967 1,662 1,386 1,471 1,680 2,013 1,517 298 Final Average Salary $ 22,052 $ 30,966 $ 36,735 $ 46,773 $ 55,331 $ 67,805 $ 77,241 $ 83,353 $ 85,981 Monthly Benefi t $ 156 $ 280 $ 658 $ 1,265 $ 1,988 $ 2,956 $ 4,161 $ 5,200 $ 6,066



Fiscal year ended June 30, 2010Number of retired members 312 1,294 989 826 947 1,035 1,992 1,731 218 Final Average Salary $ 21,528 $ 28,957 $ 34,500 $ 42,207 $ 52,104 $ 63,290 $ 72,258 $ 79,239 $ 80,405 Monthly Benefi t $ 312 $ 269 $ 634 $ 1,140 $ 1,906 $ 2,833 $ 3,979 $ 4,963 $ 5,550

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2009Number of retired members 259 1,213 857 753 835 902 1,959 1,757 165 Final Average Salary $ 18,802 $ 27,718 $ 31,600 $ 39,456 $ 48,973 $ 61,459 $ 71,256 $ 76,947 $ 77,351 Monthly Benefi t $ 106 $ 230 $ 556 $ 1,063 $ 1,726 $ 2,764 $ 3,915 $ 4,834 $ 5,343



Fiscal year ended June 30, 2006Number of retired members 256 1,184 816 889 788 1,063 2,654 1,908 132 Final Average Salary $ 16,172 $ 25,512 $ 28,360 $ 35,156 $ 43,902 $ 54,791 $ 66,976 $ 72,236 $ 75,847 Monthly Benefi t $ 88 $ 222 $ 475 $ 947 $ 1,536 $ 2,467 $ 3,725 $ 4,571 $ 5,255

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2005Number of retired members 199 931 770 867 711 1,121 2,903 2,234 166 Final Average Salary $ 16,899 $ 24,980 $ 28,573 $ 35,081 $ 42,144 $ 53,664 $ 66,212 $ 70,328 $ 73,362 Monthly Benefi t $ 85 $ 232 $ 519 $ 938 $ 1,488 $ 2,436 $ 3,684 $ 4,454 $ 5,096


Average Monthly PensionBenefi t Payments and Average Final Average Salary *New Annuitants Grouped by Years of Credited Service

10 Year Trend

Statistical Section

PSERS | PAGE 119

Average Monthly Premium AssistanceBenefi t Payments and Average Final Average Salary *New Annuitants Grouped by Years of Credited Service

10 Year Trend Years of Credited Service < 5 5 - 9 10 - 14 15 - 19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40+

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2014Number of retired members 20 24 279 402 628 723 549 127

Final Average Salary $ 44,134 $ 45,734 $ 50,908 $ 61,032 $ 67,662 $ 74,376 $ 80,928 $ 85,627

Monthly Benefi t $ 99 $ 100 $ 99 $ 99 $ 98 $ 99 $ 98 $ 100

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2013Number of retired members 10 29 345 521 945 1,169 937 191 Final Average Salary $ 39,856 $ 61,571 $ 51,758 $ 57,669 $ 69,854 $ 76,812 $ 83,780 $ 84,225 Monthly Benefi t $ 99 $ 100 $ 99 $ 100 $ 98 $ 98 $ 98 $ 100

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2012Number of retired members 8 18 259 342 594 819 666 128 Final Average Salary $ 33,448 $ 38,655 $ 45,382 $ 54,454 $ 64,728 $ 74,849 $ 79,041 $ 77,220 Monthly Benefi t $ 100 $ 69 $ 100 $ 100 $ 99 $ 98 $ 97 $ 99

Fiscal year ended June 30, 2011Number of retired members 24 39 325 475 853 1,543 1,402 207 Final Average Salary $ 41,609 $ 51,763 $ 48,062 $ 54,261 $ 67,086 $ 74,658 $ 79,436 $ 77,751 Monthly Benefi t $ 100 $ 100 $ 98 $ 99 $ 97 $ 96 $ 97 $ 98








Statistical Section

PAGE 120 | PSERS

PSERS provides a stable source of revenue for local economies throughout Pennsylvania. Each year PSERS pays out billions in pension benefi ts to retired members who reside in Pennsylvania. Since over 90% was distributed to Commonwealth residents in calendar year 2014, a substantial portion of PSERS’ annual pension disbursements remain in Pennsylvania. These pension benefi ts are a signifi cant economic driver that benefi ts the economy of the Commonwealth.

Pension Benefi t Disbursement by CountyCalendar Year 2014


Statistical Section

PSERS | PAGE 121

Ten Largest Employers *As of June 30, 2015

(Based on number of reported members)

EmployerNumber of Reported

MembersPercentage of

Total

1. Philadelphia City School District 17,422 6.20%2. Pittsburgh School District 4,099 1.46%3. Central Bucks School District 2,738 0.98%4. North Penn School District 2,213 0.79%5. Allentown City School District 2,062 0.73%6. Bethlehem Area School District 1,949 0.69%7. Reading School District 1,855 0.66%8. Council Rock School District 1,820 0.65%9. Lower Merion School District 1,765 0.63%

10. Pennsbury School District 1,713 0.61%

* Due to the stable comparable populations of school employees in PSERS’ employers over the years, a single presentation provides perspective for a ten-year period.

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PAGE 122 | PSERS

Schedule of EmployersAs of June 30, 2015

A__________________AbingtonAbington HeightsAlbert GallatinAliquippaAllegheny ValleyAllegheny-Clarion ValleyAllentown CityAltoona AreaAmbridge AreaAnnville-CleonaAntietamApollo-RidgeArmstrongAthens AreaAustin AreaAvella AreaAvon GroveAvonworth

B__________________Bald Eagle AreaBaldwin-WhitehallBangor AreaBeaver AreaBedford AreaBelle Vernon AreaBellefonte AreaBellwood-AntisBensalem TownshipBenton AreaBentworthBerlin BrothersvalleyBermudian SpringsBerwick AreaBethel ParkBethlehem AreaBethlehem-CenterBig Beaver Falls AreaBig SpringBlackhawkBlacklick ValleyBlairsville-SaltsburgBloomsburg AreaBlue MountainBlue RidgeBoyertown AreaBradford AreaBrandywine Heights AreaBrentwood BoroughBristol BoroughBristol Township

Brockway AreaBrookville AreaBrownsville AreaBurgettstown AreaBurrellButler Area

C__________________California AreaCambria HeightsCameron CountyCamp HillCanon-McMillanCanton AreaCarbondale AreaCarlisle AreaCarlyntonCarmichaels AreaCatasauqua AreaCentennialCentral BucksCentral CambriaCentral ColumbiaCentral DauphinCentral FultonCentral GreeneCentral ValleyCentral YorkChambersburg AreaCharleroi AreaChartiers HoustonChartiers ValleyCheltenham TownshipChester-UplandChestnut RidgeChichesterClairton CityClarion AreaClarion-Limestone AreaClaysburg-KimmelClearfi eld AreaCoatesville AreaCocalicoColonialColumbia BoroughCommodore PerryConemaugh Township AreaConemaugh ValleyConestoga ValleyConewago ValleyConneautConnellsville Area

Conrad Weiser AreaCornellCornwall-LebanonCorry AreaCoudersport AreaCouncil RockCranberry AreaCrawford CentralCrestwoodCumberland ValleyCurwensville Area

D__________________DallasDallastown AreaDaniel Boone AreaDanville AreaDeer LakesDelaware ValleyDerry AreaDerry TownshipDonegalDover AreaDowningtown AreaDubois AreaDunmoreDuquesne City

E__________________East AlleghenyEast LycomingEast PennEast Pennsboro AreaEast Stroudsburg AreaEastern Lancaster CountyEastern Lebanon CountyEastern YorkEaston AreaElizabeth ForwardElizabethtown AreaElk LakeEllwood City AreaEphrata AreaErie CityEverett AreaExeter Township

F__________________Fairfi eld AreaFairviewFannett MetalFarrell Area

School Districts

Statistical Section

PSERS | PAGE 123

Ferndale AreaFleetwood AreaForbes RoadForest AreaForest City RegionalForest HillsFort CherryFort LeBoeufFox Chapel AreaFranklin AreaFranklin RegionalFrazierFreedom AreaFreeport Area

G__________________Galeton AreaGarnet ValleyGatewayGeneral McLaneGettysburg AreaGirardGlendaleGovernor Miffl inGreat ValleyGreater JohnstownGreater LatrobeGreater Nanticoke AreaGreencastle-AntrimGreensburg SalemGreenville AreaGreenwoodGrove City Area

H__________________Halifax AreaHamburg AreaHampton TownshipHanover AreaHanover PublicHarbor CreekHarmony AreaHarrisburg CityHatboro-HorshamHaverford TownshipHazleton AreaHempfi eldHempfi eld AreaHermitageHighlandsHollidaysburg AreaHomer-CenterHopewell AreaHuntingdon Area

I__________________Indiana Area Interboro Iroquois

J__________________Jamestown AreaJeannette CityJefferson-MorganJenkintownJersey Shore AreaJim Thorpe AreaJohnsonburg AreaJuniata CountyJuniata Valley

K__________________Kane AreaKarns City AreaKennett ConsolidatedKeystoneKeystone CentralKeystone OaksKiski AreaKutztown Area

L__________________Lackawanna TrailLakelandLake-LehmanLakeviewLampeter-StrasburgLancasterLaurelLaurel HighlandsLebanonLeechburg AreaLehighton AreaLewisburg AreaLigonier ValleyLine MountainLittlestown AreaLower DauphinLower MerionLower Moreland TownshipLoyalsock Township

M__________________Mahanoy AreaManheim CentralManheim TownshipMarion Center AreaMarple NewtownMars Area

McGuffeyMcKeesport AreaMechanicsburg AreaMercer AreaMethactonMeyersdale AreaMid ValleyMiddletown AreaMidd-WestMidland BoroughMiffl in CountyMiffl inburg AreaMillcreek TownshipMillersburg AreaMillville AreaMilton AreaMinersville AreaMohawk AreaMonessenMoniteauMontgomery AreaMontourMontoursville AreaMontrose AreaMoon AreaMorrisville BoroughMoshannon ValleyMount Carmel AreaMount Pleasant AreaMount Union AreaMountain ViewMt. LebanonMuhlenbergMuncy

N__________________Nazareth AreaNeshaminyNeshannock TownshipNew Brighton AreaNew Castle AreaNew Hope-SoleburyNew Kensington-ArnoldNewportNorristown AreaNorth AlleghenyNorth Clarion CountyNorth EastNorth HillsNorth PennNorth PoconoNorth SchuylkillNorth StarNorthampton Area

Schedule of Employers (Continued)

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Northeast BradfordNortheastern YorkNorthern Bedford CountyNorthern CambriaNorthern LebanonNorthern LehighNorthern PotterNorthern TiogaNorthern York CountyNorthgateNorthwest AreaNorthwesternNorthwestern LehighNorwin

O__________________Octorara AreaOil City AreaOld ForgeOley ValleyOswayo ValleyOtto-EldredOwen J. RobertsOxford Area

P__________________PalisadesPalmerton AreaPalmyra AreaPanther ValleyParklandPen Argyl AreaPenn CambriaPenn HillsPenn ManorPenncrestPenn-DelcoPennridgePenns ManorPenns Valley AreaPennsburyPenn-TraffordPequea ValleyPerkiomen ValleyPeters TownshipPhiladelphia CityPhilipsburg-Osceola AreaPhoenixville AreaPine Grove AreaPine-RichlandPittsburghPittston AreaPleasant ValleyPlum Borough

Pocono MountainPort AlleganyPortage AreaPottsgrovePottstownPottsville AreaPunxsutawney AreaPurchase Line

Q__________________Quaker ValleyQuakertown Community

R__________________Radnor TownshipReadingRed Lion AreaRedbank ValleyReynoldsRichlandRidgway AreaRidleyRinggoldRiversideRiverside Beaver CountyRiverviewRochester AreaRockwood AreaRose Tree Media

S__________________Saint Clair AreaSaint Marys AreaSalisbury TownshipSalisbury-Elk LickSaucon ValleySayre AreaSchuylkill Haven AreaSchuylkill ValleyScrantonSelinsgrove AreaSeneca ValleyShade Central CityShaler AreaShamokin AreaShanksville-StonycreekSharon CitySharpsville AreaShenandoah ValleyShenango AreaShikellamyShippensburg AreaSlippery Rock AreaSmethport Area

SolancoSomerset AreaSouderton AreaSouth AlleghenySouth Butler CountySouth EasternSouth Fayette TownshipSouth MiddletonSouth ParkSouth Side AreaSouth WesternSouth Williamsport AreaSoutheast DelcoSoutheastern GreeneSouthern Columbia AreaSouthern FultonSouthern Huntingdon County Southern Lehigh Southern Tioga Southern York CountySouthmoreland Spring Cove Spring Grove Area Springfi eld Springfi eld Township Spring-Ford Area State College Area Steel Valley Steelton-Highspire Sto-Rox Stroudsburg Area Sullivan County Susquehanna CommunitySusquehanna Township Susquenita

T__________________Tamaqua AreaTitusville AreaTowanda AreaTredyffrin-EasttownTrinity AreaTri-ValleyTroy AreaTulpehocken AreaTunkhannock AreaTurkeyfoot Valley AreaTuscaroraTussey MountainTwin ValleyTyrone Area

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Area Vocational Technical Schools

U__________________UnionUnion AreaUnion City AreaUniontown AreaUnionville-Chadds FordUnitedUpper AdamsUpper DarbyUpper Dauphin AreaUpper DublinUpper Merion AreaUpper Moreland TownshipUpper PerkiomenUpper Saint Clair

V__________________Valley Grove Valley View

W__________________Wallenpaupack AreaWallingford-Swarthmore

Warren CountyWarrior RunWarwickWashingtonWattsburg AreaWayne HighlandsWaynesboro AreaWeatherly AreaWellsboro AreaWest AlleghenyWest Branch AreaWest Chester AreaWest GreeneWest Jefferson HillsWest Middlesex AreaWest Miffl in AreaWest PerryWest ShoreWest York AreaWestern Beaver CountyWestern WayneWestmont HilltopWhitehall-Coplay

Wilkes-Barre AreaWilkinsburg BoroughWilliam PennWilliams ValleyWilliamsburg CommunityWilliamsport AreaWilmington AreaWilsonWilson AreaWindber AreaWissahickonWoodland HillsWyalusing AreaWyoming AreaWyoming Valley WestWyomissing Area

Y__________________York City York Suburban Yough

A. W. Beattie Career CenterAdmiral Peary AVTSBeaver County AVTSBedford County Technical CenterBerks CTCBethlehem AVTSBucks County Technical High SchoolButler County AVTSCarbon Career & Technical InstituteCareer Institute of TechnologyCentral Montco Technical High SchoolCentral PA Institute of Science &

TechnologyCentral Westmoreland CTCClarion County Career CenterClearfi eld County CTCColumbia-Montour AVTSCrawford County CTCCTC of Lackawanna CountyCumberland-Perry AVTSDauphin County Technical SchoolDelaware County AVTSEastern Center for Arts & TechnologyEastern Westmoreland CTCErie County Technical SchoolFayette County AVTSForbes Road CTCFranklin County CTCFulton County AVTS

Greater Altoona CTCGreater Johnstown AVTSGreene County CTCHuntingdon County CTCIndiana County Technology CenterJefferson County-DuBois AVTSLancaster County CTCLawrence County CTCLebanon County CTCLehigh Career & Technical InstituteLenape TechLycoming CTCMercer County Career CenterMiddle Bucks Institute of TechnologyMiffl in County Academy of Science &

TechnologyMon Valley CTCMonroe Career & Tech InstituteNorth Fayette County AVTSNorth Montco Technical Career CenterNorthern Tier Career CenterNorthern Westmoreland CTCNorthumberland County AVTSParkway West CTCReading-Muhlenberg CTCSchuylkill Technology CenterSomerset County Technology CenterSteel Center AVTSSUN Area Technical Institute

Susquehanna County CTCUpper Bucks County AVTSVenango Technology CenterWest Side AVTSWestern Area CTCWestern Center for Technical StudiesWilkes-Barre Area CTCYork County School of Technology

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Intermediate Units

Colleges / Universities

Other

Charter Schools (C S)


Allegheny #3Appalachia #8Arin #28Beaver Valley #27Berks County #14BLaST #17Bucks County #22Capital Area #15Carbon-Lehigh #21Central #10Central Susquehanna #16Chester County #24

Colonial #20Delaware County #25Intermediate Unit #1Lancaster-Lebanon #13Lincoln #12Luzerne #18Midwestern #4Montgomery County #23Northeastern Educational #19Northwest Tri-County #5Pittsburgh-Mt. Oliver #2Riverview #6

Schuylkill #29Seneca Highlands #9Tuscarora #11Westmoreland #7

State System of Higher Education• Bloomsburg University• California University• Cheyney University• Clarion University of Pennsylvania • East Stroudsburg University• Edinboro University• Indiana University• Kutztown University • Lock Haven University• Mansfi eld University• Millersville University• Shippensburg University• Slippery Rock University• West Chester University

Bucks County Community CollegeButler County Community CollegeCommunity College of Allegheny CountyCommunity College of Beaver CountyCommunity College of PhiladelphiaDelaware County Community CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeLehigh Carbon Community CollegeLuzerne County Community CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNorthampton County Community CollegePenn State UniversityPennsylvania College of TechnologyPennsylvania Highlands Community CollegeReading Area Community College

Westmoreland County Community College

Berks County Earned Income Tax BureauDepartment of Corrections - Commonwealth of

PennsylvaniaDepartment of Education - Commonwealth of

PennsylvaniaLancaster County Academy

Overbrook School for the BlindPennsylvania School Boards AssociationPennsylvania School for the DeafThaddeus Stevens College of TechnologyWestern Pennsylvania School for the BlindWestern Pennsylvania School for the Deaf

York Adams Academy

21st Century Cyber C SAchievement House C SAct Academy Cyber C SAd Prima C SAgora Cyber C SAlliance For Progress C SAntonia Pantoja C SArchitecture and Design Charter High SchoolArise Academy Charter High SchoolArts Academy C SAspira Bilingual Cyber C SAvon Grove C S

Baden Academy C SBear Creek Community C SBeaver Area Academic C SBelmont Academy C SBelmont C SBirney Preparatory Academy C SBoys’ Latin of Philadelphia C SBucks County Montessori C SCasa C SCenter for Student Learning Charter School at

PennsburyCentral Pennsylvania Digital Learning

Foundation C SCentre Learning Community C SChester County Family Academy C SChristopher Columbus C SCircle of Seasons C SCity Charter High SchoolCollegium C S Commonwealth Connections Academy C SCommunity Academy of Philadelphia C SCrispus Attucks Youthbuild C SDelaware Valley C SDiscovery C S

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Dr. Robert Ketterer C SEastern University Academy C SEnvironmental Charter School at Frick ParkErie Rise Leadership Academy C SEsperanza Academy C SEsperanza Cyber C SEugenio Maria de Hostos Community Bilingual

C SEvergreen Community C SFell C SFirst Philadelphia Charter School for LiteracyFolk Arts - Cultural Treasures C SFranklin Towne Charter Elementary SchoolFranklin Towne Charter High SchoolFreire C SFrederick Douglas Mastery C SGettysburg Montessori C SGillingham C SGlobal Leadership Academy C SGreen Woods C SHardy Williams Academy C SHelen Thackston C SHill House Passport Academy C SHope for Hyndman C SHoward Gardner Multiple Intelligence C SI-Lead C SImani Education Circle C SIMHOTEP Institute C SIndependence C SInfi nity C SJohn B Stetson C SKeystone Academy C SKeystone Education Center C SKhepera C SKipp Academy C SKipp West Philadelphia Preparatory C SLa Academia: The Partnership C SLaboratory C SLehigh Valley Academy Regional C SLehigh Valley Charter School for the

Performing ArtsLehigh Valley Dual Language C SLincoln C SLincoln Leadership Academy C SLincoln Park Performing Arts C SManchester Academic C SMariana Bracetti Academy C SMaritime Academy C SMastery Charter High School Mastery Charter School - Cleveland ElementaryMastery Charter School - Clymer ElementaryMastery Charter School - Francis D Pastorius

ElementaryMastery Charter School - Harrity Elementary

Mastery Charter School - Mann ElementaryMastery Charter School - Pickett CampusMastery Charter School - Shoemaker CampusMastery Charter School - Simon GratzMastery Charter School - Smedley ElementaryMastery Charter School - Thomas CampusMath Civics and Sciences C SMathematics, Science & Technology

Community C SMedical Academy C SMemphis Street Academy C S - J.P. JonesMontessori Regional C SMulti-Cultural Academy C SNew Day C SNew Foundations C SNew Media Technology C SNittany Valley C SNorthside Urban Pathways C SNorthwood Academy C SOlney Charter High SchoolPan American Academy C SPenn Hills C S for EntrepreneurshipPennsylvania Cyber C SPennsylvania Distance Learning C SPennsylvania Leadership C SPennsylvania Virtual C SPeople for People C SPerseus House Charter School of ExcellencePhiladelphia Academy C SPhiladelphia Charter School for Arts &

Sciences at H.R. EdmundsPhiladelphia Electrical & Technology Charter

High SchoolPhiladelphia Harambee Institute of Science and

Technology C SPhiladelphia Montessori C SPhiladelphia Performing Arts C SPremier Arts & Science C SPreparatory Charter School of Mathematics,

Science, Technology & CareersPropel - East C SPropel - NorthsidePropel Charter School - Braddock Hills Propel Charter School - HomesteadPropel Charter School - McKeesportPropel Charter School - MontourPropel Charter School - PitcairnRenaissance Academy - Edison C SRichard Allen Preparatory C SRobert Benjamin Wiley Community C SRoberto Clemente C SRoberto Clemente Elementary C S Russell Byers C SSankofa Freedom Academy C S

School Lane C SSeven Generations C SSouderton Charter School CollaborativeSpectrum C SStone Valley Community C SSugar Valley Rural C SSusQ - Cyber C SSylvan Heights Science C STacony Academy C STidioute Community C STruebright Science Academy C SUniversal Alcorn C SUniversal Audenried C SUniversal Bluford C SUniversal Creighton C SUniversal Daroff C SUniversal Institute C SUniversal Vare C SUrban League of Pittsburgh C SUrban Pathways K - 5 College C SVida C SWest Oak Lane C SWest Philadelphia Achievement Charter

Elementary SchoolWissahickon C SWonderland C SWorld Communications C SYork Academy Regional C SYoung Scholars C SYoung Scholars Kenderton C SYoung Scholars of Central Pennsylvania C SYoung Scholars of Western Pennsylvania C S

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