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New Visions/Tech Prep

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New Visions Programs

New Visions and Tech Prep programs are 1-year programs for seniors who are interested in exploring career opportunities in an immersive setting. Our partnerships include Buffalo State University, the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, the Buffalo Zoo, Canisius University, Conway Beam Truck Group, the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital and Oishei Children's Hospital.


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Programs

                     COnnections: health Related Careers    

                     Diesel Technology  

                     Education Pathways Academy     

                     ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING     

                     Legal Academy        

                     Plant science        

                      Zoo, Wildlife, and Conservation careers

                                          

 

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Mission

We believe in immersive opportunities for on-site mentorship and exploring components of professional pathways while cultivating student strengths into career decisions.