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Philadelphia Electrical and Technology Charter School

Explore Philadelphia Electrical and Technology Charter School: documented programs, curriculum and application starting points in the Philadelphia High School Navigator.

The school aims to develop students who will be employable in the emerging high-tech industries; while giving students a strong foundation in the core academic subjects-math, science, language arts, social studies and world languages. Recognizing the fast-growing, ever-changing, technology that will affect our home and work lives in the 21st century, innovation and collaboration will enable our school staff to aid in the successful preparation of our students for their post-secondary goals.

School type

Charter

Listed address

1709 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy

Grades

9-12

Documented programs

Technology & IT

School-specific admissions route

Apply Philly Charter lottery

  1. Confirm the school and grade are listed as participating in Apply Philly Charter for the year you need.
  2. Follow the official application and ranking instructions. The published 2027–28 participating-school deadline is January 15, 2027; verify it before applying.
  3. Ask whether neighborhood/Renaissance enrollment or sibling preferences apply; a submitted application is not a guaranteed offer.
  4. Monitor lottery results, acceptance deadlines, waitlists and registration documents directly with the school.

Costs and financial aid

Public, tuition-free. Ask about optional activity, uniform or transportation costs.

Official application starting point

School information sources

Application and admissions next steps

Use the school's official admissions information and the navigator's school-specific application routes. Requirements and dates vary by school. Confirm the current application cycle, transportation, curriculum, costs and financial aid directly with the school.

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