"Experience Achievement Through Technology": Announcing the proposed Coleman Tech Charter High School scheduled to open Fall 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) October 14, 2009 -- San Diego, CA, October 14, 2009: Coleman University founder, Dr. Coleman Furr, recently announced the proposed petition of Coleman Tech Charter High School for a potential Fall 2010 Freshman class of more than 200 students. The Coleman Tech facility is located behind the Coleman University campus at 8888 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123.

The centrally located campus will serve San Diego and neighboring communities. Coleman Tech, the proposed San Diego Unified School District Charter High School, will provide a 9-12 personalized academic program capitalizing on individual talents and utilizing state of the art technology project- based learning. All students will be provided with the opportunity to “experience achievement through technology”.

The Coleman Tech Charter High School advantages:

• Average 17 to 1 student/teacher ratio
• Personalized academic program with computer-based instruction and “cloud computing”
• Community service resources and technology business mentors
• 21st century Media and Performing Arts Labs for advanced mastery
• Individualized academic counseling program for strategic career and college pathways.

Dr. Furr has named Dr. Colin MacKinnon to lead the petition of the Coleman Tech Charter High School. His educational experience and technological business background brings a valued depth to Coleman Tech’s cutting edge educational model.

• For further information please email Colin MacKinnon, Ed.D., the Executive Director or
phone 858-433-0398 to leave a detailed message regarding admissions or employment.

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