The University of Toledo

Working directly with high schools and college administrators and teachers, parents students and community leaders, the office will strive to identify needs and endeavor to meet those needs through targeted programs and services.

Examples of initiatives include advising PSEOP students, teaming high school teachers with UT faculty for curriculum development, assessment of academic skills, intervention of strength skills, parent focus and work groups, tutoring and supplemental instruction, mentoring and academic focused campus visits and summer bridge programs.

Students can gain college experience/credit while in high school in five different areas:

Dual Enrollment: Students take college classes in their high school.

Post Secondary Enrollment Option: High school students can participate in college-level classes on campus or online.

Toledo Early College High School (TECHS)
TECHS is a Toledo public high school operating in partnership with UT. The school is located on the Scott Park campus. TECHS students generally come from backgrounds in which the percentage of those who go to college is well below the national average. TECHS provides the opportunity for students to simultaneously achieve a high school diploma and earn up to 60 college credits at UT. Up to 100 students are recruited each year for admission to the school as 9th graders. For more information, call the high school principal at 419.530.3008 or e-mail robin.wheatley.@tps.org.

Office of Excellence:  Learn about Toledo Excel and Upward Bound for high school students. 
For more information on these programs contact the specifc office found on their web link.

CONTACT:

Terry Lentz, Assistant Director of High School Initiatives
419.530.1272
terry.lentz@utoledo.edu