Vision

Enhancing the educational opportunities for youth in Napa County, California, and the U.S.

Mission

New Tech's mission is to re-invent teaching and learning for the 21st Century by offering a proven model and a fully integrated suite of tools designed to facilitate the creation and management of a relevant and engaging 21st Century education.

Click here to view Napa New Technology High School™ website.

Our Story

New Technology Foundation (NTF)™ was established in 1999 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization working to achieve national education reform with schools that desire to model the Napa New Technology High School™.

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New Book just released
from NTF Network School,
L.A. School of Global Studies

Ángeleños: A Bilingual Collection of Poetry and Prose
written by students of downtown Los Angeles

The students of Los Angeles School of Global Studies worked on this project throughout the year in their bilingual Spanish-English class, and they did a great job! All profits go directly to a scholarship fund for L.A. School of Global Studies students.

published by Milligan Books, Los Angeles, CA
(June, 2008)

NTF Initiatives

Donors seeking to make a difference to high school reform on a national level can look at our Initiatives:

News

August 2008
The New Technology Foundation brings its member-school students into the 21st century
IBM Systems Magazine
by Jim Utsler

May 2008
What I've Learned: Insight
from New Tech Teachers
(New Tech High @ Arsenal Tech,
Indianapolis, IN)

May 2008
Student Empowerment Academy at Jefferson High School, Los Angeles (LAUSD), CA shows large gains.

May 2008
Manor New Tech H.S., Texas,
initiates the lighting of their first,
solar-powered, full color marquee.

April 2008
Teachers and students from the Los Angeles School of Global Studies were featured in an episode of TLC's Little People Big World.

Contact us:

1040 Main Street, Suite 302
Napa, California 94559
P: 707 253-6951
F: 707 253-6993

NTF in Action!


"Small Schools Project" segment


"Learning Through Projects" segment from the ASCD series,"Teaching the Adolescent Brain"

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