Victor W. Brown, Jr., CCIU Learning Center’s new principal
The Chester County Intermediate Unit (CCIU) has appointed Victor W. Brown, Jr. as the new principal of the CCIU Learning Center in Coatesville. This appointment reflects CCIU’s ongoing commitment to providing exceptional leadership for learners with diverse learning needs.
“Victor is a proven leader who understands the importance of building strong relationships with students, families, and staff,” said Dr. George F. Fiore, executive director of the CCIU. “His experience in special education and commitment to excellence will help guide the CCIU Learning Center toward continued success.”
Brown brings more than two decades of experience in education, including extensive work in special education, administration, and student services. He most recently served as interim principal at the CCIU Learning Center during the current school year, following his role as assistant principal, where he oversaw discipline and attendance programs, supervised instructional coaches, and coordinated Extended School Year (ESY) services. His previous roles include assistant principal positions at Wilson School District and Upper Merion Area School District, where he focused on restorative practices, professional development, and improving student outcomes through multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS).
A certified administrator and special education professional, Brown earned his Administrative Certification and Special Education Certification from Alvernia University, a Master of Education from Gratz College, and a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Bloomsburg University. He also brings a strong background in athletics and mentorship, having served as a head and assistant football coach at the high school and collegiate levels. This experience reinforces his commitment to teamwork, perseverance, and personal development.
“I’m so proud to share that Victor has been appointed as the new principal of the CCIU Learning Center,” said Dr. Siobhan Leavy, CCIU Director of Student Services. “Victor has been an incredible assistant principal, always leading with empathy, consistency, high expectations, and a deep commitment to our students and staff. His understanding of the unique needs of our students and his steady leadership make him the perfect leader for this role. I’m excited to see him continue to build on the strong foundation he’s helped create.”
Reflecting on his new role, Brown shared, “I am excited to continue in a leadership role at the CCIU Learning Center, building on our strong foundation while embracing new opportunities for growth and student success.”
To learn more about the CCIU Learning Center, visit www.learningcenter.cciu.org.
