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Engineering & Green Technology Pathway

The NAF-certified Engineering and Green Technology pathway is designed for students who plan to continue their education beyond high school with a special focus on pre-engineering, engineering technologies, and green technologies. All students are expected to complete a rigorous academic curriculum integrated with workplace-based learning opportunities, job shadowing, and internships. The Academy will reflect the high educational outcomes of the State of Connecticut.

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Precision Machining

Students in grades 9 - 12 rotate between academics and shop where they learn basic manual machining and CNC machining.

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Our Manufacturing Program Pathway includes coursework in Technical Mathematics, CAD and design, an introduction to Manufacturing and an introduction to CNC machining.

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Intro to Manufacturing

The program was designed to get students ready to enter the manufacturing world (YMPI and EWIB) in conjunction with Three Rivers Community College.

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Manchester Public Schools Manufacturing Program

The Manchester Public Schools Manufacturing program offers a pre-apprenticeship component that has been approved by the Connecticut Department of Labor and is offered in partnership with the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology. Students are also offered the opportunity to take the following advanced level manufacturing courses and earn Manchester Community College credits: EGR B112 Engineering Drawing Interpretations Specs (Blueprint Reading), MFG 167 – Conventional Manufacturing Process Lab, CAD 110 – Intro to CAD (AutoCAD)

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Mechanical Technology

Students enrolled in the MHS Mechanical Technology course are given instruction in and demonstrate skills and knowledge in machine safety, measuring tools, precision machining fundamentals using; manual mills, lathes, and other metal processing machines. Students also receive basic instruction and application of computer numerical controlled (CNC) programming of a mill.

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Advanced Manufacturing

Students learn Mastercam and Solidworks and how to set up and operate CNC mill, lathe, and router

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Academy of Manufacturing, Engineering & Technology (MET)

The Academy of Manufacturing, Engineering & Technology (MET) prepares students for career opportunities in programming, database administration, web design and administration, digital networks, and other areas in the expanding digital workplace. In addition, Juniper Networks has agreed upon a program of study, linked to NAF assessments, that will qualify students for its professional training program and earn a Juniper certificate. This Academy also answers an acute need for engineers in this country by educating high school students in the principles of engineering, and providing content in the fields of electronics, biotech, aerospace, civil engineering, and architecture. Academies use curriculum from Project Lead The Way, Inc. (PLTW), They also benefit from support provided by National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering (NACME).

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North Kingstown High School Career and Career Academy

Within our Pre-engineering program we follow Project Lead the Way courses including Design and Development and we are adding Computer Integrated Manufacturing in the Fall. We have a complete workshop including 3-D printers and a CNC machine.

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NFA Youth Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative

As part of our broader Construction, Engineering & Manufacturing Pathway, we work closely with industry leaders to equip students with real-world skills, experiences, and opportunities, whether they plan to enter the workforce directly or continue on to college or technical training. Our collaboration with local businesses, unions, and trade professionals ensures that students are not only learning in the classroom, but also gaining exposure to the expectations, tools, and technologies of the industries they may one day lead. From site visits and guest speakers to internships and hands-on projects, our partners help bring the curriculum to life in ways that are relevant and prepared for success beyond high school.

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College and Career Readiness Program

We work closely with the guidance department to assure that each student receives individualized and connected counseling throughout their time at Old Saybrook High School. The purpose of the program is to prepare student for academic, trades, work, and military paths after high school. Specifically, we work to: Establish an environment where 100% of our students participate in CCR-related activities, are provided with resources, and have access to career and post-secondary guidance from our CCR Coordinators. Connect students to professionals within their career interest areas. Connect students to OSHS alumni that are engaged in post-secondary studies related to their educational interests. Connect students to trades opportunities such as the Next Gen Boat Program, Transfr VR skills training, Automotive Interest Cohort, trades fairs, and field trips to manufacturing businesses. Assist students in developing self-awareness. Encourage students to welcome new challenges. Provide students with opportunities to apply what they have learned in the classroom. Help students prepare themselves to succeed in post-secondary endeavors.

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PHS Manufacturing Program

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Technology and Engineering Education

Our manufacturing program is embedded in our various courses offered in our CTE department at both the middle and high school levels. We have incorporated basic to advanced skills in our technical course offerings, as well as included soft skill competencies in entrepreneurship. We have partnered with Middlesex and Goodwin University to offer college credit awarded to students who meet the requirements.

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Precision Machining Technology

Training in the craft of precision machining and metrology for Connecticut's manufacturing industry

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Principles of Manufacturing

This program introduces students to basic mechanic and manufacturing skills and engineering knowledge required for new as an entry level employee in a manufacturing or related field. The course will convey basic trade knowledge, workplace skills and production readiness. Putnam High School, in partnership with the Eastern Workforce Investment Board, will offer students the opportunity to enroll in the Youth Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative (YMPI).

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Manufacturing For Industry: YMPI with EWIB

The YMPI program at RHAM High School offers seniors the opportunity to learn hands-on skills in the manufacturing field while earning college credits and pre-apprenticeship hours. Upon completion students are placed into the workforce through a partnership with RHAM High School and the Eastern Workforce Investment Board.

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RiverTech at Goodwin University

RiverTech at Goodwin University is CT's first technical magnet high school. This school focuses on specific areas of advanced manufacturing and emerging technologies. There are four pathways students can select from; Production and Fabrication, Robotics and Automation, SMART Factory, and System Support. Students will engage in exploratory courses in each area their freshman year and then take courses directly from Goodwin University in their chosen technical area allowing them to earn multiple college credits as well as industry recognized certifications and credentials. Students will also participate in pre-apprenticeships preparing them for the workforce.

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Manufacturing Courses / Advanced Materials Processing

They are introduced to introductory engineering principles and then shown how to take a concept that they have in their head and turn it into a reality.

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Manufacturing

This program introduces students to manufacturing, including safety, design, and production.

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Youth Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative

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