New Tech graduates are thriving. Ninety-five percent of freshmen who enter New Tech high schools graduate in four years. Along the way, they gain valuable academic and critical thinking skills and participate in community-based experiences that prepare them for life after high school. Seventy-three percent of New Tech
students choose to enroll in college and 83% of these college enrollees remain enrolled the following year.
While many New Tech graduates are too young to have yet completed college, early indicators show they are succeeding. These accomplishments are evident in diverse communities across the U.S. In urban, suburban and rural areas alike, New Tech students graduate from high school and enroll in college at a higher rate than state and national averages.