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Principal |
Sean Gallagan email the principal |
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Scheduling features |
block scheduling, extended day |
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Dress code |
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School Mission
- The mission of George T. Baker Aviation School is to provide training to persons interested in aviation maintenance, electronics, and avionics to become an integral part of industry. To accomplish this mission, the school must enhance the curriculum, utilize industry resources, encourage students to obtain their Federal Aviation Administration certificates or Federal Communications Commission license, and place students in jobs that are related to their training. The academic and technical expectations established by the instructional staff and the strong educational leadership provided by the principal make it possible for the school to accomplish this mission.
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- This school has a particular instructional focus on hands-on learning, project-based instruction.
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Instructional Program Highlights
- Approved by the FAA as a Part 147 training school
- The School offers career training for Aircraft Maintenance and Electronics/Avionics Technicians.
- Graduates articulate with 15-60 credits to local colleges or universities.
- Students can recieve their FAA and FCC licenses as part of our programs.
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- Clubs and extra-curricular activities include: SkillsUSA / VICA; Vocational Honor Society; InvenTeam / MIT and Technology Student Association.
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| Technology and Facilities |
- This school was established between 1930-1939.
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| Other Features and Highlights |
- 91-95% of students remained enrolled at the school between last school year and this school year.
- This school has an emphasis in: Aviation.
- Regular classroom hours: 7:10 am to 10:30 pm.
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| Source of Data |
Additional information, including curriculum and special programs, was either submitted to GreatSchools by a school official or comes directly from the school or school district's Web site. This page was last updated on 08/28/2007. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of information submitted by school officials.
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