dd93f9e8__from_southeastern_Connecticut__rrence_P__Carter_s_application
[Existing source reference] "They receive a hardcore focus on STEM skills (that's science, technology, engineering and math). And they take six years to graduate instead of the traditional four; the extra two years means they walk away with an associate's degree on top of their high school diploma. There's one more thing they take with them: a job. Every student at Sarah E. Goode STEM Academy graduates with a promise of a $40,000-plus opportunity at IBM, the school's corporate partner and a key developer of the curriculum." "The School That Will Get You a Job," by Rana Foroohar, TIME Magazine, Feb. 13, 2014
"I would like to create a high school, along with the financial and curriculum design assistance ofa high-tech corporate sponsor, where children receive a hardcore focus on STEAM skills (that's science, technology, engineering, architectural design and math). They take six years to graduate instead of the traditional four; the extra two years means they walk away with an associate's degree on top of their high school diploma. Additionally, they will bave a $40,000+ job waiting for them by graduation with the contributing corporate sponsor."
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Terrence P. Carter's application