Eleanor Roosevelt High School

Overview

The Science and Technology Program is a comprehensive four-year high school curriculum designed for students with a strong interest in scientific exploration and technological innovation. This rigorous program provides an in-depth educational experience across a wide range of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, computer science, and engineering. Students must complete a total of 13 STEM credits in order to successfully complete the program. Students engage in collaborative problem-solving activities that reflect real-world scientific practices. The program emphasizes critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and technical skills essential for success in science and technology fields.

In addition to advanced coursework, the program offers students opportunities to participate in internships, science fairs, and mentorships with professionals in STEM careers. By the end of the four years, students are well-prepared for post-secondary education and future careers in science, engineering, medicine, and related fields. The program's challenging curriculum not only fosters academic excellence but also cultivates innovation, curiosity, and a passion for discovery, equipping students to become the next generation of scientific leaders.