“The culture and community are very trusting. I don’t have to worry about fitting in.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“It’s easy to talk to your teachers when you have a problem.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“The classes are hard, but worth it in the long run. I know they’ll prepare me for college and look good on my college applications.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“There are more different types of people at this school than my old school. I’m very comfortable here.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“I have been going to New Tech High for less than a year and I can see the improvement in my work and myself.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“I either want to be a computer engineer, a game programmer, or a cartoon animator. I feel I have a good chance of having one of those careers with my technology background.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“I didn’t want to apply at first because I didn’t want to leave my friends. But it’s really easy to make friends here.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“I rose from a 2.6 GPA to a 3.9 GPA my first year of attendance.”

–Student, class of 2009.

“We do projects that allow us to have more fun and remember more. Sometimes I can’t forget stuff teachers have told us even if I try to.”

–Student, class of 2009.

What graduates say about why they liked it at New Technology High School...

“...because the school looks nice. It's SUPER modern.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“... because you are able to make friends from different communities who have different backgrounds than your own.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because New Media is sooooooooo cool!”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because the staff actually wanted you to succeed.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because it is not like any other high school.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because the experience of Tech High is SUPER beneficial and all the skills we learned there can be applied to every day life.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because New Tech High is open to new ideas and taking risks.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because it gives you choices. You have the ability to shape your lfie and to shape the school every day. When you make the right choices, you better the community, not only yourself, but for others around you.”

–Student, class of 2001.

“...because they seek a community of students who care, who do not only want to make a difference in their own lives, but in the development of the school and of future students across America.”

–Student, class of 2001.