P-TECH is a pioneering high school model that stands out as an effective strategy to better prepare students for workforce opportunities in STEM, and to build a diverse, highly skilled workforce pipeline.  There are more than 127 P-TECH high schools operating in ten states, but none are located here in Massachusetts. Many have been launched in low-income communities with large populations of students of color to accelerate access to STEM careers from historically underserved communities. Read our paper to learn more about the history of P-TECH, results to date, the role of key stakeholders in launching and sustaining a P-TECH initiative, and why the time is right for Massachusetts to embrace P-TECH.

Read the paper.

View our October 12, 2021 webinar exploring the P-TECH model of Early College high school and featuring national and state leaders from education, business and government.

Check out MBAE’s presentation on P-TECH high schools and the fit for Massachusetts.

Learn more about the ambitious P-TECH effort in Dallas, TX being led by webinar panelist Dr. Michael Hinojosa, Superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District.

Find out more about what it means to be an industry partner.