Project Lead The Way

Pennsylvania

Penn State Berks Announces PLTW Summer 2010 Summer Training Schedule

What's New On This Site?

Revised 1/7/2009

3rd Annual Pennsylvania Project Lead The Way Design Challenge

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REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED

Schools Registered to Compete

Brandywine Heights Area High School, Topton, PA
Delaware Valley High School, Milford, PA
Forest City Regional High School, Forest City, PA
Hamburg High School, Hamburg, PA
Hempfield High School, Landisville, PA
James Buchanan High School, Mercersburg,PA
Lakeland Senior High School, Jermyn, PA
McCaskey East High School, Lancaster, PA
Montour High School, McKees Rocks, PA
Norristown Area High School, Norristown, PA
Parkland High School, Allentown, PA
Perkiomen Valley High School, Collegeville, PA
Radnor High School, Radnor, PA
Reading High School, Reading, PA
Twin Valley High School, Elverson, PA
Wilson High School, West Lawn, PA
York Suburban High School, York, PA

Pennsylvania Schools Compete in 2nd Design Challenge. Story HERE

Radnor High School Tech Ed Program website link has been added.

If you are new to our site, Welcome! Please explore the many facets of Project Lead The Way and find out why the National Academies calls the PLTW curriculum a model curriculum. To learn more about the program, visit our narrated )Online Web Presentation. High speed Internet is required.

As always, we're here to help you with your Project Lead The Way program in Pennsylvania. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like us to come to your school to discuss the program.

The PLTW Biomedical Sciences Program is now available to Pennsylvania schools. Penn State University is NOT the Affiliate University that administers the program in Pennsylvania. If you are interested in this program, you should register for PLTW and indicate Biomedical Sciences in the registration process. You can learn more about the Affiliate Universities HERE.

Can any PLTW Engineering Courses Be Taught By Other Than A Tech Ed Teacher? The qualified answer is "yes, but...". The PA Dept of Education has indicated that PLTW courses should be taught by a Technology Education certified teacher. Science and Math certified teachers would be permitted to teach PLTW if they passed the Technology Education Praxis and added it to their certifications.

2008 Pennsylvania PLTW Design Contest Story Now Online