P-TECH High School Students
Pathways in Technology (P-TECH) Program Details
Pathways in Technology (P-TECH)
- North Providence High School (Health Sciences)
- Rogers High School (Cybersecurity)
- E-Cubed Academy (Computer Science)
- Westerly High School (Advanced Manufacturing)
- Woonsocket High School & Career and Technical Center (Information Technology)
What is P-TECH?
The P-TECH Program integrates high school, college, and workplace experiences with a focus on science, technology, engineering, and math. In addition to earning a high school diploma, students can graduate from high school with an associate degree from CCRI and work-based experiences in high-growth, high-wage industries. High school students (grades 9 to 12) enroll in CCRI courses, follow a degree pathway, and work towards an associate degree. P-TECH are non-degree students and must apply to CCRI during their senior year of high school if they plan to matriculate following their high school graduation.
P-TECH Students Are Given:
- A CCRI ID Number and a CCRI email.
- A MyCCRI Account.
- Library Access.
- Access to all CCRI Student Services and Resources.
- Personalized advising by their high school P-TECH Director/Coordinator and the CCRI CTE Student Success Coach.
Additional Details
P-TECH students are not required to complete a full CCRI associate degree but are strongly encouraged to work towards completion upon their final semester of high school. Students who do not complete the degree during their time as a high school student are also encouraged to continue their studies at CCRI in the fall following their spring graduation to be eligible for RI Promise. Taking a gap semester or two could make the student ineligible for RI Promise funds.
- Apply to a CCRI Degree Program
- Complete New Student (general) application for the summer session of the same year you will be graduating from high school.
- Example: If you are graduating from high school in June 2026, you will complete a CCRI New Student application for Summer 2026.
- Complete New Student (general) application for the summer session of the same year you will be graduating from high school.
- Complete FAFSA (senior year only)
- Complete RI Promise Application
- Students must follow RI Promise Guidelines