Perryton ISD

Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools (P-TECH) are innovative open-enrollment high schools that allow students least likely to attend college an opportunity to receive both a high school diploma and a credential and/or an associate degree.

Benchmarks

Benchmark 1: School Design

The P-TECH program must offer open enrollment and flexible scheduling structures that enable students to combing high school, postsecondary courses and work-based learning, at no cost to participating students.

Leadership Committee Agenda and Minutes

PISD Teacher Mentor Programs

Strategic Partners

Advisory Board and Minutes
Benchmark 2: Partnerships

The P-TECH program shall serve, or include plans to scale up to serve, students in Grades 9 through 14, and shall target and enroll students who are at risk of dropping out of school as defined by the Public Educaiton Information Management System (PEIMS) and who might not otherwise go to college.

Business Partnership Agreements

MOU with Frank Phillips College
Benchmark 3: Target Population

Strategic partnerships with business and industry partners and IHE’s are formally articulated in writing and clearly define a variety of careers.

English P-TECH Information Sheet

Spanish P-TECH Information Sheet

Family Communication Plan

Lottery Process

Recruitment Plan

P-Tech Admission Policy and Application
Benchmark 4: Academic Infrastructure

The P-TECH program shall provide a rigorous course of study that enables a participating student to receive a high school diploma, an associate degree, postsecondary certifcate provided by an IHE, or industry certification during Grades 9-13.

Welding Crosswalk

Primary Education Crosswalk

Secondary Education Crosswalk

Secondary Education Crosswalk with SPED

Nursing Crosswalk

Welding Course of Study

Education Course of Study

Nursing Course of Study

Regional Need

23-24 AP Test Dates

Perryton High School Master Schedule

Outlay of Pathways and Certifications

TSI Aggregate Data
Benchmark 5: Student Supports

P-TECH will provide wrap-around strategies and services involving multiple stakeholders (parents, teachers, counselors, community members, etc.) to strengthen both the academic and technical skills necessary for high school and college readiness, as well as provide academis, technical, and individual support for students to be successful in rigorous academic and work-based learning experiences.

Bridge Calendar and Curricula

Regularly Scheduled Counseling and Support Services

Tutoring Services

Enrichment and Family Outreach Events
Benchmark 6: Work-Base Learning

The P-TECH program must offer students a variety of relevant, high-skill, work-based learning experiences at every grade level that respond to student interest and regional employer needs and contribute to students earning aligned industry certifications and credentials.

Student Participation

Work-Based Learning Per Grade