Danville New Tech High

Danville New Tech High
Danville New Tech High School
Address
202 E. Fairchild
Danville, Illinois, 61832
 United States
Information
School type High School
Motto Trust, Respect, Responsibility
Established 2009
Status Active
School district District 118
Principal Mr. Darin Chambliss
Staff 189
Grades 10-12
Enrollment 240-250
Average class size 25
School Colour(s) Maroon and White
Mascot Viking
Website

Danville New Tech High School is a school located in Danville, Illinois. This school currently is only for sophomores and juniors. The school is part of the New Technology Network and implements only Project Based Learning teaching methods.

Contents

History

New Tech is a completely new addition to the Danville 118 school district. It is a different experience for students because their ability to learn and demonstrate 21st Century Skills is just as important as learning content material.

New Tech Origins

The New Tech program was started in Napa, California in 1996 as a result of the local business community working collaboratively with the school district.[1]

Campus

New Tech classes are different from other classes because they utilize project based learning. Students are forced to work in groups to solve authentic problems that require standards based content knowledge. Students are put in positions where they must take full ownership of their education to succeed.[2]

Activity Day

New Tech activity day was on the first day of school where every New Tech student had games to play and obstacles to go through in a group. The goal was to give students a glimpse of what they would be experiencing throughout the year.

Advisory Board

The Advisory Board is a group of students who act as liaisons between staff and students. The advisory board brings student concerns to the staff and also helps staff create and enforce school policy and procedures.

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