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Contact Webmaster: daishi88@earthlink.net Created by Tommy Chung 1999,
Maintained by Peter Ng 2000
Brooklyn Technical H.S.
29 Fort Greene Place Brooklyn,
New York 11217
Dr. Lee D. McCaskill,
Principal
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Brooklyn
Tech has recently been recognized by the United
States Department of Education as a New American
High School! Cited in an issue of the "U.S.
News and World Report" as the fifth largest
high school in the United States with a student
population of 4700. Brooklyn Tech graduates each
year the largest class in the New York City
public high school system. We are a specialized
high school. Student applicants from all five
boroughs of New York City are admitted after
having passed an entrance examination that
measures their ability to confront the high
standards of a rigorous curriculum in
engineering, science, computers, technology and
the humanities.
In its
seventy-five year history, Brooklyn Tech boasts
among its graduates Nobel Prize laureates,
corporate executives, city and state elected
officials, university recognized scientists,
engineers, architects and educators, as well as
noted leaders in business, finance, industry,
publishing and the arts. |
Brooklyn Technical High School -
Student Stats
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-Gender:
45% female 55% male |
-Ethnicity:
32% Asian, 33% African-American, 17% Latino, 18%
White |
-Mean
SAT verbal: 555 |
-Mean
SAT math: 589 |
-Mean
SAT combined: 1144 |
-98%
of graduating class go on to 4-year colleges |
About the Environmental Science
Major
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In the Environmental Science
major, students are made aware of environmental
problems that exists in today's world. Students
are encouraged to find new and creative solutions
to problems society faces today. Students who
have genuine interest in tyhe environment are
encouraged to apply. This major is intended to
provide its students with a broad foundation in
this particular field and to prepare students for
a continuing education in such areas as
environmental engineering, city planning, and
public policy. In addition, students in the
Environmental Science major are offered the
chance to earn college credits by performing well
in such classes as AP Biology. Courses that
students of this major also are offered are
Chemistry, and Environmental & Mechanical
Engineering. Aside from such structured class
lectures, students also participate in research
field trips, which helps students to broaden
their experience and perspective of the world.
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Majors offered at Tech includes:
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- Aerospace
Engineering
- Architectural
Engineering
- Bio-medical
Sciences
- Chemistry
- Civil
Engineering
- Computer
Science
- Computer
Engineering
- Environmental
Science
- Gateway
to Medicine
- Industrial
Design
- Math
Science Institute
- Mechanical
Engineering
- Media
Communications Technology
- Social
Science Research
- Technology
And Liberal Arts
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Advanced
Placement exams are administered in English
Literature and Composition, European History,
American History, Physics B and C, Chemistry,
Environmental Science, Biology, Calculus AB and
BC, Computer Science A and AB, Government United
States and Comparative and Economics Micro and
Macro. 
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Some Notable Tech Graduates are:
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George
Wald |
'23 |
Nobel Laureate |
Marvin
Kitman |
'47 |
TV Critic |
Irwin
Shaprio |
'47 |
Dir. /Harvard /Smithsonian
Center for Astrophysics |
Dr.
Frank Cipriani |
'51 |
Pres., SUNY at Farmingdale |
Gordon
Davidson |
'51 |
Dir. Mark Tapir Forum |
Arno
Penzias |
'51 |
Nobel Laureate |
Karol
Bobko |
'55 |
Astronaut |
Theodore
Spar |
'57 |
VP, Brooklyn Union |
David
Groh |
'58 |
TV Actor |
Leonard
Riggio |
'59 |
Pres., Barnes & Noble |
Gary
Ackerman |
'60 |
U.S. Congressman |
Richard
La Motta |
'60 |
Chipwich |
Bernard
Gifford |
'61 |
VP Education - Apple
Computer |
Charles
Wang |
'62 |
Computer Assoc |
Lou
Ferriagno |
'69 |
Mr. Hulk |
Russ
Salzberg |
'69 |
Sports Anchor - Channel 9 |
Kim
Coles |
'80 |
Comedienne |
Antony
Weiner |
'81 |
NYC Council member |
Wei-Jung
Zhu |
'86 |
Westinghouse #1 Winner |
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Created by Tommy Chung - Environmental
Science Major - Class of 1999
an Ex
Production

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This website, created in part as a senior
project of the BTHS Environmental Science cirriculum, has
been brought to you by Tommy Chung - Class of 1999
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