HS/HT is a national network of state and locally operated programs designed to
provide young people with all types of disabilities the opportunity to explore
jobs or further education leading to technology-related careers.
As one of the most promising comprehensive models for preparing youth with disabilities
to explore careers in math science and technology, HS/HT effectively links youth
to a broad range of academic, career development and experiential resources and
experiences that will enable youth with disabilities to successfully meet the
workforce demands of the 21st century.
New HS/HT was profiled in the June 20, 2005 issue of Education Daily. You can download a copy of the article, "Special education career program hailed as AYP booster," in Microsoft Word 
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Why HS/HT?
HS/HT is helping youth with disabilities
to meet the workforce demands of the 21st Century. |
 Resources
A collection of tools and Materials
to help develop and enhance your HS/HT program. |
 Success
Stories
Examples of how HS/HT is helping youth
prepare for the world of work. |
Find or Start a Program Near You!
 HS/HT
programs are partnering nationwide to expose young
people with disabilities to a wide range of technology
careers.
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“Entering the 2007-2008 school year, we have two classes with a total of 24 students who are looking forward to all the neat activities that their peers experienced last term. It is my belief that the High School/High Tech (HS/HT) program is a huge asset to our kids. The ‘lessons’ that are learned through the experiences and activities offered are much more meaningful than anything these kids can get from a textbook!”
–Mike Turner, ESE Career Preparation Teacher and Career Placement Coordinator at Leesburg High School, Florida
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