Appleton Technical Academy
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about ATECH
ATECH provides high school students with a jump-start toward successful and rewarding careers within the manufacturing and industrial technology industries through a blend of hands-on learning and academics.
In cooperation with FVTC and local business leaders, ATECH gives students the skills and experience needed to get stable, high-paying jobs available now due to an increasing shortage of skilled workers for manufacturing positions. The need is urgent. The opportunity is great.
- Where is the Appleton Technical Academy located?
- Will transportation be provided?
- Are there suggested tracks of coursework?
- What will curriculum and instruction look like at this AASD Charter School?
- What will a typical ATECH student schedule look like?
- Will students earn college credit while attending ATECH?
- How much does it cost to attend Appleton Technical Academy?
- Who can apply for the Appleton Technical Academy?
Where is the Appleton Technical Academy located?
Will transportation be provided?
Are there suggested tracks of coursework?
What will curriculum and instruction look like at this AASD Charter School?
What will a typical ATECH student schedule look like?
Will students earn college credit while attending ATECH?
How much does it cost to attend Appleton Technical Academy?
Who can apply for the Appleton Technical Academy?
The ATECH Advantage delivers customized education and specialized training to students through in-depth, hands-on projects, and real-world experience to prepare them for a meaningful technical career.
Nearly three-quarters of local companies expect to have difficulty finding skilled workers in 2021. That’s
74%
The most difficult-to-fill positions include machinists/CNC machinists (#1), general labor (#2), welders (#5), and maintenance mechanics (#6).
Earn up to 24 credits through FVTC while still in high school.