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Manor New Technology High School Students shared the success story of Manor at the recently held ECS Conference in Austin
| Overview Manor New Technology High School is modeled after an existing New Tech High School in Sacramento. Project Based Learning (PBL) is the major vehicle of instruction. PBL as a vehicle for instruction is based on the fact that students learn better when they see relevance of skills or content. PBL is an approach that presents curricular objectives, based on state standards, as a search for relevant or useful knowledge or skills. |
Vision and Mission:
Manor New Technology High will prepare students for the global society through the articulation of mathematics, science, and technology. The initiative will
- Provide a rigorous, well-rounded education with an emphasis in mathematics, science and technology core curriculums. Establish a personalized college and work ready culture that promotes increased post-secondary educational opportunities. Provide innovative instructional focus for teachers and leadership. Strengthen the community involvement in order to create partnerships for programs and internship opportunities for students and teachers.
Highlights News
- Texas STEM Academy (T-STEM)
- New Technology Network School
- Teacher Advancement School (TAP)
- Apple Distinguished School
- Certified Project Lead the Way School
- TEA Recognized Campus
- 100% Project Based Learning School
- Trimester Schedule Students graduate with 36 credits: 6 Science Credits, 5 Math Credits, and 2 credits of Engineering Minimum.
- 50 hours of Community Service, Senior Capstone Project, and a Digital Portfolio
- TEA Recognized Campus Highest Value Added Performance of a 5 awarded to a campus for student achievement by SAS/TAP
- 97.4 Attendance Rate
- 100% Teacher Retention two consecutive years
- Outperformed State averages in all Content Assessed
- No Academic Requirements to attend Blind Lottery Public High School
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Manor's Think College Videos
| Key Partners
- TEA
- New Technology High School Network and Foundation
- Samsung
- Applied Materials
- Freescale Semin-Conductors
- Apple Computer
- Dell Computers
- O'Connell-Robertson Architecture, Engineering & Design
- University of Texas: UTeach Program
- Texas Tech University
- University of Texas Charles A. Dana Center
- E3 Alliance
- Mind OH!
- 117 Media
- Manor Education Foundation
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Initiative: T-STEM Areas of Specialty: · Project-Based Learning · Technology Integration If Walls Could Talk
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Resources Service Level: 9th and 10th grades Demographics:
African-American: 22% Asian: 1% Hispanic: 44% White: 32% Low Socio-Economic: 56%
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