Anderson New Technology High School

2098 North Street

School District

Anderson Union High
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

charter

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on April 12, 2018

I am thankful that my children were able to attend New Tech and i appreciate all of the teachers and staff that have made that school the place that it is today.
Submitted by student on May 27, 2017

As a Freshman at Anderson New Technology High School, I can say personally that New Tech, is not for everyone. New Tech consist of a lot of group and collaboration work. It is tough for those who are not focused on what they want, and it is tough for those who do not take their education seriously. I can truly say that there is no bullying at this school, nobody is going to judge you for what wear, or what kind of music you listen too. It's just a place where you can care about your education, and you can be yourself.
Submitted by student on December 20, 2013

Anderson New Technology High School is small compared to most high schools, but it offers some of the best preparation for life after high school available in any school. The teachers were one of the best parts of New Tech. They help you strive to do your absolute best, and push you to do better. I thank them for that. The students are like the outcasts of traditional schools, looking for something new and different. You can't really lump them into cliques like other high schools, but there's social groups of diverse people with common interests. It's like one big Breakfast Club, so yes there's drama and fights, but then there's those moments where people open up and bond with each other. On a side note, the principal could have done a much better job with "conflict resolution" while I attended, but other than that I couldn't recommend the school any higher.
Submitted by teacher on September 08, 2013

I have worked in traditional large high schools, private Catholic schools and now a New Tech public charter. I am constantly affirmed that students can and will step up to a challenge of learning how to think and find answers. It has been said before and is worth repeating, "Real life doesn't ask you to read and text and tell someone what it said, it asks you to know how to find information and then to apply it"; this is exactly what New Tech achieves.