Hartford Public High School Engineering Green Technology Acadamy

Hartford Public High School Engineering and Green Technology Academy

The Academy of Engineering and Green Technology is for students who have an interest in continuing their education after high school in engineering or a related field such as technology, environmental science, or scientific research. Students will take challenging courses to build on the following skills: creativity, critical thinking and problem solving, communication and collaboration.

Quick Stats

55 Forest Street
Hartford, CT 06105
860 695-1300

Dress Code:
School uniform required, please contact school directly for specifics.

Hours: 7:41A.M. - 2:09P.M.*

After School Hours: TBD
* School hours will change for 2009-2010
Grade Levels: 10 -12

Principal: Jacqueline Ryan

Academic/School Programs

All students will continue to build their core knowledge by taking classes required to earn a high school diploma in the state of Connecticut. The Academy will place a special focus on math, science and English as building blocks to success.

Students will also participate in courses to learn how science and math are used to design and construct equipment, structures, and power/energy sources that impact our world.

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Students will explore concepts of green or earth-friendly technologies and the role they can take in preserving natural resources. Students will work with local companies and agencies in Hartford for on-site learning opportunities, which may include visits to high-tech manufacturing and alternative energy companies, listening to guest speakers, job shadowing and participating in internships.

The theme-based curriculum is drawn from two national programs: Project Lead the Way (PLTW) and the National Academy Foundation (NAF).

The school has a significant partnership with the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA) and is a grant recipient of United Technologies.