Albert I Prince Technical High School

Albert I Prince Technical High School is one of the nine public career colleges in Connecticut. The campus is located in an urban area, in Hartford. Every year 100% of the graduating class students graduate in 150% of the time it takes to complete their studies.

Albert I Prince Technical High School is a technical high school in the Bronx, New York which provides its students with a rigorous course of study and vocational training. Students are prepared for careers in the construction industry. Albert I Prince Technical High School is a public 4-year vocational high school in Saint Louis, Missouri. We are located at 10th and Broadway in the historic Soulard neighborhood of St. Louis.

Albert I Prince Technical High School was founded on October 13, 1931 by the St. Louis Board of Education with funding from Albert A. Prince (1887-1931), President & Treasurer of Harsco Corporation as well as Director Emeritus of the International Nickel Company; who died suddenly on September 30, 1931 during his term as president and treasurer of both companies while traveling eastbound from Chicago to New York City aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad's "Broadway Limited."  In honor of Mr. Prince's legacy in providing education

Albert I Prince Technical High School is a public technical high school in the Western Region of Ghana. The school's mission is to provide quality technical education and training for learners from disadvantaged backgrounds with an emphasis on preparing them for self-employment. The goal of Albert I Prince Technical High School is to produce literate, knowledgeable young people who are able to become self-reliant through employment or entrepreneurship.

Albert I Prince Technical High School is a public high school in New York City. We have been helping young adults achieve their goals for over half a century. Our students come from neighborhoods across the five boroughs of NYC and they are all on a path to college, careers, or military service.

Location: United States, Connecticut