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Pathways to Technology (9- 12)

Program Overview:

The Pathways to Technology Magnet High School believes that students learn best by doing within a collaborative culture. The school empowers its community of students to become fully active participants in our global, technology-driven society. Students acquire technological and critical thinking skills, and develop a sense of personal and social responsibility to successfully compete in the growing, fast-paced, and rapidly changing world economy. Students who choose Pathways are those who want a college-preparatory education that strengthens core understandings and develops research, inquiry, and problem solving skills in a technology-focused program.

Special Features:

• 98% of students accepted to college
• National Academy Foundation School
• Over twenty after-school clubs and programs available including; art club, video game design, robotics, paint ball and music production.
• Internships at local IT (Information Technology) firms and business are available

Program Offerings/Key Facts:

• Specialty courses include: graphic arts, web-design, film and sound production
• One of “America’s Best High Schools” listed by US News & World Report
• Honors and Advanced Placement classes available
• Opportunities to earn college credit

Lottery Placement Procedures for Hartford and Non-Hartford residents:

• School Pathways: Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy,
  Noah Webster MicroSociety Magnet School, Two Rivers Magnet Middle School
• Sibling (Hartford and Non-Hartford residents)
• Staff (Hartford and Non-Hartford residents)
  
  (updated 12/23/2011)

Grades Served: 9 - 12
Uniform: Yes

Hours:
Monday – Thursday, 7:45 am – 3:12 pm; Friday, 7:45 am – 12:33 pm

Contact Information:
Sarah Lentz
860.695.9450
lents001@hartfordschools.org
184 Windsor Avenue, Windsor, CT 06095

Website: www.pathwaystotechnology.com

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