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    The document discusses the past and future of the New Tech Network (NTN). It summarizes that in 2018, 92% of New Tech High School (NTHS) students graduated high school, which is 9% higher than the national average. It also notes that 52% of NTHS students grew in critical thinking skills and 82% persisted in college. Looking ahead, it mentions the NTN plans to serve more diverse and numerous students through additional schools, prepare students for future jobs and college through problem-based learning and internships, and strengthen connections between schools.

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    The document discusses the past and future of the New Tech Network (NTN). It summarizes that in 2018, 92% of New Tech High School (NTHS) students graduated high school, which is 9% higher than the national average. It also notes that 52% of NTHS students grew in critical thinking skills and 82% persisted in college. Looking ahead, it mentions the NTN plans to serve more diverse and numerous students through additional schools, prepare students for future jobs and college through problem-based learning and internships, and strengthen connections between schools.

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    The document discusses the past and future of the New Tech Network (NTN). It summarizes that in 2018, 92% of New Tech High School (NTHS) students graduated high school, which is 9% higher than the national average. It also notes that 52% of NTHS students grew in critical thinking skills and 82% persisted in college. Looking ahead, it mentions the NTN plans to serve more diverse and numerous students through additional schools, prepare students for future jobs and college through problem-based learning and internships, and strengthen connections between schools.

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    The document discusses the past and future of the New Tech Network (NTN). It summarizes that in 2018, 92% of New Tech High School (NTHS) students graduated high school, which is 9% higher than the national average. It also notes that 52% of NTHS students grew in critical thinking skills and 82% persisted in college. Looking ahead, it mentions the NTN plans to serve more diverse and numerous students through additional schools, prepare students for future jobs and college through problem-based learning and internships, and strengthen connections between schools.

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    THE PAST

    Statistics
    FOR TWENTY-EIGHTEEN
    Mark Morrison- First Principal
    Began in Napa
    -
    "If you come work/study here you won't
    just be another student you will get into
    better colleges and always get the job
    from your experience."

    92%
    -
    New type of learning/ Teaching (PBL)
    -
    Designed to overcome these future
    “problems”, internet, create knowledge
    thinkers 

    Graduate High school


     (9% higher than the THE FUTURE
    National average). New and more diverse students
    More schools (120 +)
    -
    Prepare students to keep up with the
    times/ jobs/ college.

    52% -
    Make internship available to all New tech
    schools
    -
    Create a bigger connection between
    classes and other schools.
    of NTHS students grow in
    Critical Thinking skills .

    THE PAST & THE FUTURE OF:

    The NTN
    CONTACT
    Web: NewTechNetwork.org

    82%
    -
    Email: [email protected]
    New Tech Network
    -
    WHY? Socials: @NewTechNetwork
    We want to show how the NTN got to
    where it is today, and where we see it of NTHS students persist in
    going in the future. College.

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