Swenson Arts & Technology High School

Happy National Apprenticeship Week! Yesterday, we had the honor of joining Treyvon Ratcliff Hayes at the White House, where he was recognized as an Apprentice Trailblazer. In this photo, he is pictured with Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su, along with other members of the Department of Labor and Department of Education.

Trey was nominated for his outstanding contributions as an instructor for the CAPP program, his role on the advisory board for the Carpentry program at Swenson High School, and his active involvement with Local 164. His dedication as a mentor to young people and his commitment to guiding carpentry students toward union apprenticeships make him a true inspiration.

Congratulations, Treyvon!🎉 Swenson’s Class of 2018

Dear Parents, Guardians & Families,

In the interest of everyone’s safety, we are asking for all people who are coming on to campus to pick up a student at dismissal to make sure you are on campus before 2:30pm. If you are later than 2:30 pm to pick a student up, please wait on Red Lion Road and let your child know where you are via text.

The student dismissal occurs at 2:34 pm and almost all students exit the building through the front doors. As a result of the large number of students exiting the building at that time, we need to limit the number of cars on the main entranceway.

Once the main entrance way clears the Septa Buses and Yellow Buses and the majority of the students have cleared this area, it will be safe to pull on to campus. This usually happens by 2:45 pm.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Ms. Haughton

Principal

Swenson Arts & Technology HS