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Q. How do I apply to become a high school student at any of
the Technical High Schools?
A.
You must fill out an application and take the Connecticut Mastery
Test. Then you must give the application to the school you are now
attending. Your present school will send us your grades and attendance
records. Contact your guidance office or the nearest Technical High
School for more information.
Q.
What does it cost to attend Grades 9-12 at a Technical High School?
A.
If you are a resident of Connecticut, it's free.
Q.
How do I know which trade program to choose?
A.
Our ninth-grade Exploratory Program will help you decide. All ninth
graders participate in this program, which allows them to spend
time working and studying in each of our trade offerings. After
completing the Exploratory Program, ninth graders choose the trade
they would like to pursue.
Q.
Is there transportation from my town to the Technical High Schools?
A.
Yes. All towns provide transportation to the Technical High School
serving their region. Check with your local school system for specific
times and pick-up points.
Q.
Will I receive a high school diploma?
A.
Yes. In addition to receiving instruction and experience in your
trade area, you will also earn a Connecticut High School Diploma.
Q.
Are there any extracurricular activities at the Technical High schools?
A.
Yes! Basketball, soccer, volleyball, baseball, and softball are
just a few of the sports available to male and female students.
Club activities include yearbook, newspaper, student council, dance
committee, Skills USA, and National Honor Society.
Q.
Can I go to college if I attend a Technical High School?
A.
Absolutely! In fact, about 30 percent of our graduating seniors
go on to further education; many have been accepted at colleges
and universities throughout the United States. Also, our Tech Prep
program allows students to earn college credits while attending
a Technical High school.
Q.
What can I do if I have more questions?
A.
Whether you are interested in high school or day or evening adult
programs, contact the guidance office in the Technical High School
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