New Technology High School: Napa

Secure your legacy and proudly display your support for New Tech and innovative education in Napa by helping to build the future of our school--literally, with a personalized paving stone. These stones will be placed in prominent locations on the grounds of our New Tech 2.0 building under construction now! Click Here for details and to order your paver today.

We currently have openings for
12 ^th grade in the fall!

If you like project-based learning, have a 3.0 gpa or higher, want to take community college classes, and are a self-starter who can work in groups, New Tech High is for you.

To apply call 259-8557 to set up an appointment for an interview with the Principal of Napa New Tech High, Mr. Howard Mahoney.

(You will need to bring a copy of your high school transcript, shot record, and birth certificate with you to the interview.)

The most exciting aspect of education at NTHS is its direct connection to technology.
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Students create an online portfolio, of their NTHS career from 10th grade through 12th grade.
See the "Best Of" here!

New Tech High offers a variety of clubs and organizations, some formally recognized, others more informal. The unifying factor is that all the activities are student-created and student-driven. Listed is just a sample:

All Student Body
Dance
Student vs. Staff Competitions
Senior Trip

The city of Napa is best known as the southern tip of California's most famous wine-making region, but may soon be famous as the birthplace of an educational revolution. However, when several local businesspeople first tossed around the idea of a school in which students would learn the skills necessary to succeed in the New Economy, revolution was not a word they used. "Frustration" came more readily to their minds - local business leaders' frustration with the lack of skilled local employees; students' frustration as they came out of school unprepared for jobs in a technologically advanced marketplace; and the community's frustration with the quality of public education in general. Out of frustration came inspiration, and New Technology High School was born.