Pathways Earns National Recognition!

Pathways to Technology Magnet High School is among 16 Connecticut high schools to have been named to U.S. News & World Report's list of America’s best high schools.

 

The U.S. News listing is significant because it is based on sophisticated criteria that measure a school’s better-than-expected achievement gains within the income levels and racial groups that it serves.

 

The school was listed in the Bronze Medal category, meaning that the school met two key standards: Students performed better on standardized tests thanexpected for the average students in the state and each school’s least advantaged students performed better than the average for similar students in the state.

 

To view the entire US News & Word Report awards list, click here.

Preparing High School Students for Success!

Pathways to Technology Magnet High School seeks to empower its diverse community of students to develop the skills needed to become fully active participants in our global, technology-driven society.

Students will acquire technological and critical thinking skills, and will develop a sense of personal and social responsibility that will enable them to successfully participate in a growing, fast paced, and rapidly changing world economy.

 

Calling all Parents and Families!

 

We want to hear from you!

It’s time for our annual Parent Survey

It is important to know how you feel about your child’s school experience. 

Please take the time to fill out our Parent Survey. 
It’s easy, confidential, and online!

To take the Pathways Parent survey, just follow one of these links:

 

Prospective Students... Visit us Today!

Our Open House recruiting for Incoming sutdents in the class of 2013 has ended.

Families can expect to be contacted by us when they are selected in the lottery.

Techology Jobs Expected to Grow in This Decade

Technology-related jobs have grown rapidly in the past 25 years. But the past two years have been tough on everyone, including technology workers. Not many new tech jobs are likely to emerge in 2010, but analysts expect to see a rebound by the middle of the decade.

Google and Microsoft aren't the only companies with technology jobs. Any company that manages lots of data, including hospitals, banks, insurance firms and retailers, needs technology workers.

To listen to an National Public Radio (NPR) audio article about Technology job growth click here.