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Toledo Early College High School offers a college preparatory program that focuses on a liberal arts program. The curriculum is designed to accelerate students into college courses at the University of Toledo, beginning with the freshman school year. Students take two years of English, up to three years of mathematics and science and two years of social studies at the high school level. All other
courses, including electives and foreign language are taken at the University of Toledo. Students can earn up to 60 college credits during the four-year high school experience. College-level courses and required textbooks are provided at no cost to students. College courses qualify for dual credits, allowing them to be counted for high school and college credits. Students will earn credits that will be recorded officially on TPS and UT transcripts. Students who qualify for this unique program and opportunity will be required to meet one of four requirements:
1. English as a Second Language Learner (ESL)
3. Eligible for free or reduced lunch program
The Toledo Early College High School schedule is closely aligned with the UT calendar. Recruitment of students is held twice a year, once in October and once in January.
In 2005, Toledo Early College High School began its first school year with the freshman class of 2009. The principal was Valerie Naperalski. The four core curriculum teachers were Paulette Dewey, Randy Nissen, Timothy Bollin, and Paul Tierney. In 2006, the second graduating class - the class of 2010 - entered with four new staff members: Emily Francis, Mona Al-Hayani, Paulette Cole, and Sharon Storm. Current teachers at Techs now include: Emily Francis, Mona Al-Hayani, Paulette Cole, Sharon Storm, Christine Hablitzel, Randy Nissen, Timothy Bollin, and Paul Tierney. The current principal is Dr. Robin Wheatley.
