Philadelphia E&T Charter High School

ADDRESS: 1709 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19103

PHONE: (267) 514-1823 SCHOOL TYPE: Public Charter Citywide GRADES: 9-12 ENROLLMENT: 623

Fast Facts

Principal
Ms. Erin Dougherty
Phone Number
(267) 514-1823
Email
Website
Neighborhood
Logan Square
SEPTA Routes
BSL (City Hall, Walnut-Locust), MFL (15th Street), Bus (2, 3, 17, 27, 29, 48) RR (Suburban Station)
Preschool/Daycare

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Application Deadline
2025-01-21
Tuition
Uniform
No Data Reported
Extended Day

Mission

Our mission is for our students to develop the skills and knowledge they need to be employable in the high-tech industries of the 21st century. Our vision is to provide each student with the skills and knowledge for college and the workplace in equal measures.

Points Of Pride

Award-winning Cooperative Education Program-Award-winning Special Education Program-iPad 1:1 Program-Vibrant community service program-21st Century Community Learning Center Program-Dual-enrollment program with CCP-Electrical Industry Orientation Program by IBEW Local Union 98's Apprentice Training Program-Boat Building Program-Independence Seaport Museum

Admissions Policy

Application information is available online at www.petchs.org. We will be taking part in Apply Philly Charter which will accept applications from September 20th through January 27th. Our lottery is February 1st or the Monday following if February 1st lands on a weekend.

Accreditations and Honors

Best Practices Award for Community Partnerships and Co-op Program -21CCLC Expert Panelists BOOST Collaborative, Inc.-21CCLC Presenter at BOOST Collaborative Convention-Access Achievement Award from the Mayor's Commission on People with Disabilities.-21CCLC Presenter at National AfterSchool Association Convention

Hours of Operation

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Demographics

Grade Level	Enrollment
9th Grade	140
10th Grade	170
11th Grade	156
12th Grade	157
Total	623

Race	Percentage
American Indian or Alaskan Native	0 %
Asian	0.8 %
Black	84.43 %
Hispanic (Any Race)	7.06 %
Multi-Racial/Other	2.57 %
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0 %
White	5.14 %

Low-Income
86.04%

English Learners
3.53%

Male	Female	Non-Binary
51.2%	48.8 %	%

Special Education
22.95%

Gifted Education
0%

Student Achievement

Last Updated: 2020-02-24

Last Updated: 2019-10-24

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Raw data measures student performance on standardized tests. Not all schools take the same standardized tests. Direct comparisons between different tests should not be made.

Course Offerings

AP Courses	Electives	Certificate Programs
AP Class English Literature;AP Class US History;AP Class Other	Mathematics for the Electrical Industry, Law, Government, Psychology, Personal Finance, Introductory

CTE/Vocational Programs		Language Programs
		Spanish

Extracurricular Activities

Arts Programs	Sports Programs	Other Sports Programs
Visual

Other Activities
Annual Talent Show; National Honor Society; Student Government; Yearbook "Union"; Multi-Cultural Club; WHYY Broadcasting Club; Art Club; Graphic Design Club; Music Club; Robotics Club; Knitting Club; Intramural Sports; Yoga; and More.

Family Engagement

Parent Involvement	Parent Programs	Other Parent Programs
	Parents After School Volunteers;Parents Home and School Association;Parents School Advisory	Parents volunteer on 21CCLC discipline review committee, and serve on our Board of Trustees.

Comprehensive anti-bullying policy. Parent discipline review committee. Annual update of board-approved discipline policy. Trained security personnel. Metal detection. Safety policies approved by Philadelphia fire and police departments. Regular fire evacuation, lockdown, and shelter-in-place drills. How is the rating for School Incidents calculated? This rating represents the reportable incident count per 100 students. Reported suspensions and expulsions are not factored into the rating for School Incidents. Learn more about GPS ratings methodology here.

Reported Incidents	Reported Suspensions	Reported Expulsions

This data reflects the total number of incidents, suspensions, and expulsions per 100 students reported by the school to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. To view a reportable incident report for a particular public school, see the Pennsylvania Safe Schools Reports. Data for private schools are derived from similar reports submitted directly to GreatPhillySchools.