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Byline: Brady Gillihan
Oct. 24--Eager parents and potential students of Bloomington's New Technology High School can now apply to the new school, which is promising to teach "21st-century knowledge and skills."
The project-based learning school is supposed to open its doors to the first class in August 2008, and many families have wondered how to enroll, if there are academic criteria to meet and where the actual campus will be.
The principal of the school, Alan Veach, was joined by two of his teachers, Drew Schrader and Ann Burke, Monday evening as he spoke to the nearly packed auditorium at Tri-North Middle School and attempted to address those questions and many more.
Based on the welcoming speech given by Veach, one of the focuses of the school will be to have a computer-to-student ratio of 1-to-1.