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A.I. Prince Technical High School has state-of-the-art classrooms, the latest instructional technology and industry-standard equipment in every shop to give students a well-rounded, 21st century education. At Prince Technical High School, students succeed in whichever path they choose.
Students are immersed in college prep academics and can choose from 13 different career fields. In addition, Prince Tech serves adult education students with a variety apprentice courses.
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"The IT shop is excited to share with you that our students have been actively engaging with our 3D printer and have created some amazing projects this week! It`s incredible to witness their creativity and innovation come to life through this technology.
In addition, our seniors, Chris Neves and Ali Modni have also passed the CompTIA A+ Certification which is a leading Information Technology industrial certification.
Our Juniors are also following their path and now possess some great Cisco Systems Industry Credentials including Introduction to IoT and Digital Transformation.
Way to go IT Students!"
Recently, Junior Electrical student Cal Williams was invited to give a speech at the Junior Achievement breakfast in Hartford. He was asked to speak to his experience attending a Job Shadow earlier this year that took place at Eversource Training Yard in Tolland. Cal did an amazing job speaking to over 400 people who invest in Junior Achievement, which is a global non-profit organization that helps deliver experiential learning programs in the areas of work readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship. Cal is pictured here with his parents who came to support him! #juniorachievement @juniorachievementusa Eversource CT @cttechhs
Students in the Prince Tech Work Based Learning program were celebrated with breakfast along with their employers and families. Students in our trade schools have the opportunity to enter their career field while attending high school to apply their skills to the real world, earn apprenticeship hours, and secure themselves positions with leading businesses in their field. #tradeschool #WBL #CTECS @Connecticut Technical Education and Career System
Freshmen Orientation for the class of 2028 of Prince Tech will be held on Thursday, May 23, 2024. This is an important event for all incoming freshmen and their families. We ask that everyone attend. For those incoming students with last names beginning with the letters A-L, we ask that you attend at 4:30pm. For those incoming students with last names beginning with the letters M-Z, we ask that you attend at 6:00pm. Please reach out to Lisa Higgins at lisa.higgins@cttech.org if you have any questions regarding this event. We can`t wait to see you there and Welcome to Prince Tech!!
Our Prince Tech student operated restaurant, The Rising Star, is now on Facebook. Please check out and follow their page for menus, catering and pictures of the great food they are creating each and every day. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559055205644 @cttechhs A. I. Prince Technical High School
Digital Media students visited Connecticut Public to see their TV studios, editing suites, and podcast studio. The tour was led by locally famous radio personality Cat Powers. Students were excited to see equipment they recognize from shop, and some more advanced technical tools that they loved getting their hands on!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!! Our first shout out goes to Prince Tech Teacher of the Year, Chris Morgan. Chris is a very animated and engaging Social Studies teacher. He builds great relationships with the students and staff. He is also a Department Head spearheading new ideas and supporting his peers throughout the year.
We are excited to share that our students, supported through our YWCA organization, had the opportunity to be an integral part of the "In the Company of Women" luncheon. This event, organized by YWCA Hartford Region, is a signature fundraising event aimed at lifting women, girls, and families. This year, our students had the privilege of hearing from the keynote speaker, Collette V. Smith, who made history as the NFL`s first black female coach. "In the Company of Women" has become the state`s largest networking event, bringing together business and community leaders, public officials, and program participants to celebrate and advance our work supporting women, girls, and families in the Hartford Region.
The Hartford Youth Sports Collaborative is happy to bring sports to students Free of Charge. Youth members of the Hartford community from the age of 3 to 18 are encouraged and invited to participate in the many youth programs they have to offer. They offer 12 sports at 26 sites throughout the city. Registration is FREE and spots are limited. Learn more and register online at bit.ly/HYSCsports
10th Grade students in Mrs. Matto’s Architecture Class presented their home designs to their peers and numerous adult representatives today. The students are gaining essential skills in architectural design, technology, math, communication, and presenting. They did an amazing job and these are just two examples from today.
CTECS is hiring substitute teachers for Connecticut’s technical high schools!
An in-person hiring event will be held at Howell Cheney Technical High School, located at 791 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester, CT, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 28, 2024.
Qualified applicants may receive job offers at the event. CTECS substitute teachers are paid $155 daily. A bachelor’s degree is required.
Registration is required to attend. Applicants should bring their resume and either a passport, or driver’s license and social security card. Contact Erin.Ryan@cttech.org for additional information.
More information on substitute teaching at CTECS and to register ➡️ cttech.org/substitute
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