Griffin Technology Academies

#1 – High Standards

Graduates complete UC “A – G” requirements, anywhere from 12-30 college credits, 140 hours of community service, and a community-based 35-hour senior internship.
Extended school day, large no-cost before & after school program (we’re open from 7 AM - 6 PM and serve three meals per day at each campus).
Named “One of America’s Best High Schools” by US News & World Report. Also, winner of 6 California gold medals for academic performance, Title 1 performance, and CTE education, and a middle-school national “Schools to Watch” award.

The Griffin Promise – students will try their hardest, the school will deliver, and parents will be an integral part of the life of the school.
Safe schools use a unique technology called Intrado, a low suspension rate, and a strict dress code.
A strong academic environment with college preparation emphasis – over 90% of graduates are accepted directly into colleges and universities!
60+ highly qualified, credentialed teachers (many with advanced degrees).
Small and diverse student population with an average student-to-teacher ratio of 24:1.
99% student re-enrollment rate from one year to the next.

#3 – Technology-Infused Program

All classrooms (even Physical Education) have electronic Smart Boards, LCD projectors, document cameras, and complete teacher workstations.
Students complete at least four years of technology instruction, with numerous options for college and AP classes. Middle school students learn to type 65 wpm, program in 3 languages, and earn Microsoft certifications in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. High school students can choose from various technology certifications in digital art, robotics, and medical technology.
The innovative curriculum emphasizes field trips, “hands-on” experiences, and a strong music and digital art program.

#4 – Strong, Flexible Program

Independent public charter schools – no tuition or charge to parents!
High schools are fully WASC accredited and A-G accredited!
Three- and four-year graduation options, with a chance to earn up to 30 college credits before graduating high school!

#5 – GTA's Vallejo History & Commitment

Up to 25 years of operation (first school started in 1999).
Among the highest-performing secondary schools (as measured by CAASPP/Smarter Balanced testing) in Napa and Solano Counties.
Commitment to Vallejo – each year, our students invest thousands of hours in community service and internships in Vallejo.
Finalizing a $40 million construction project on one site, including a new gym and sports fields, and upgrades worth $8mn on the other.

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