Pathways In Technology Early College HS (P-TECH)
What is P-TECH?
The Made to Teach P-TECH (Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools) welcomes incoming 9th grade students to North Mesquite High School who aspire to earn an Associate of Arts in Teaching (EC-6) degree through Dallas College - Eastfield while still in high school.
Program Overview
As an open-enrollment program, the Made to Teach P-TECH has no specific grade or testing requirements for admission. Each year, up to 25 students will be selected. The ideal P-TECH student exemplifies:
- Motivation: Students need to demonstrate a desire to be part of the program.
- Commitment: Students need to commit to a four-year program.
- Preparedness: Students need to be willing to learn college readiness skills and use them daily.
- Application: Students need to complete the Made to Teach application and have their parent or guardian sign it.
Application Information
Students interested in applying for the Made to Teach P-TECH need to complete the online application form.
The application will be open from Dec. 1 - Jan. 31. Students will be selected and notified in February.
P-TECH Contacts
P-TECH Principal: Maresa Bailey
P-TECH Academic Dean: Jorge Escobar
CTE Counselor: Brandi Brice
Benchmarks
- Benchmark One: School Design Artifacts
- Benchmark Two: Partnerships Artifacts
- Benchmark Three: Strategic Alliances
- Benchmark Four: Academic Infrastructure Artifacts
- Benchmark Five: Student Support Artifacts
- Benchmark Six: Work-Based Learning Artifacts