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Hill Regional Career High Interdistrict Magnet

Wed, 2009-05-20 09:30 — admin

140 Legion Avenue
 New Haven, CT 06519
 Phone: 203-946-5845 or 203-946-4841
 Fax: 203-946-5949
 
Grade Levels: 9- 12
School Population: approx. 725
Hours: 7:30 AM to 2:15 PM
 
Principal: Michael Ceraso
 
Click to visit school's web site:  http://schools.nhps.net/career
 
Click here to visit the Inter District web site!
http://www.newhavenmagnetschools.com/ 
 
 
 

  • University / Community Partnerships -Yale School of Medicine -Coca Cola Corporation -SCSU School of Nursing -National Academy Foundation -Finance
  • Major Scientific/Community Resources -Yale -New Haven Hospital -Hosp. of Saint Raphael -Yale School of Medicine -Yale School of Nursing -Connecticut Center for Mental Health -New Haven's Downtown Business District
  • Open House 2009: Tuesday, Jan. 20, 4-6pm (Snow Date: Jan. 22) Saturday, Jan. 31, 11am-1pm (Snow: Feb. 7) -College Preparatory Academic Program -Comprehensive Academic Curriculum -World Language Courses -Advanced Placement Courses -Independent Studies & Seminars (TAG) -Courses at Yale University & other Colleges -Access to Quality Educational Technology
  • Health & Science, Business & Technology High School -Curriculum Developed with support of Yale School of Medicine -Specialized Technical Classrooms & Equipment -Tech, Prep Program -PC and Macintosh Computer Labs / Network -Internships at Hospitals and Area Businesses
  • CIAC Interscholastic Athletic Program

Mission Statement
Hill Regional Career High School provides a challenging curriculum aligned with national, state and district standards as well as career exploration programs to prepare students for entry into the fields of business/technology and health/science. Career develops differentiated instruction based on individual assessments of each student. Teachers, guidance counselors, and parents help students choose a focused area of study, in addition to their core academic classes. Students are required to complete 28 credits in order to graduate, more credits than mandated by the state. Hill Regional Career High School focuses on providing students with the skills and education needed to pursue careers in the fields of business/technology and health/science. A high percentage of Career students that graduate go on to study in two or four year colleges.