Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology is a cutting-edge high school offering wall-to-wall career academies that immerse students in specific career skill development. Each academy is designed to lead students towards professional certifications, equipping them with industry-relevant qualifications before graduation. Students also engage in hands-on learning through school-based enterprises, gaining practical experience that enhances their understanding and application of their chosen fields. Beyond technical expertise, the academy places a strong emphasis on cultivating highly sought-after soft skills, preparing students to excel in teamwork, communication, and leadership. This comprehensive approach ensures graduates are not only academically proficient but also fully prepared to thrive in their chosen careers from day one.
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Summary of the academy in a few sentences
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Sept. 16, 2024 — Duval County Public Schools is proud to congratulate our 34 seniors who have been announced as 2025 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists!
Aug. 29, 2024 – “Am I heart healthy?” That’s the question Team Duval student-athletes will now be able to answer with extra confidence thanks to live-saving, cardiac screening technology available at all 17 district high schools that offer sports programs.
Aug. 26, 2024 – You can’t separate student success from student safety! As Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier shares in the above video, this is why the district is launching the “Know the Line” campaign.
August 21, 2024 – For many parents, a student’s transition to middle school can be a source of uncertainty, questions, and even anxiety. But with the right tools and strategies, educators say a child’s move from elementary to middle school doesn’t have to be intimidating.