Howard High School of Technology is one of four schools chosen to take part in reform efforts under a federal Race to the Top-funded initiative called Partnership Zones. This program is intended for schools that have had low student scores.
As part of the effort to improve the student learning environment at the high school in Wilmington, Del., New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District hired BSA+A to complete a $36 million renovation. The scope of work includes a complete upgrade of the facility including security improvements at the main lobby entrance, cafeteria and gymnasium; interior and programmatic renovations throughout the school including improved support space for the culinary arts program, mechanical, HVAC, IT and lighting upgrades; and exterior parking and façade upgrades.
