Magnet Programs

Pompano Beach High School is selected as an Apple Distinguished School

February 08, 2008

Categories: General News

February 5, 2008

Students are pod casting and teaching nearby elementary students to do the same, communication is occurring across international waters via ePals, and digital storytelling is currently in the works. These are just a few of the activities that the students at Pompano High School are engaged in. Many schools state that they are technology-driven; Pompano Beach High School has officially been selected as an Apple Distinguished School – one of 18 schools Apple is recognizing nationwide and one of two schools in the state of Florida.

The Apple Distinguished School designation is reserved only for schools that have demonstrated a 21st century vision, leadership and successful implementation of technology that supports teaching and learning. John Couch, VP of Education at Apple, stated ‘In reviewing the great work that is underway at Pompano Beach High, I was especially impressed with your success using technology to transform the classroom from a teacher-centered environment to a student-centered source of learning. It is clear that your students are actively engaged in the learning process and take responsibility for the outcomes of their own efforts….”

Pompano Beach High School is an International Affairs with Informational Technology magnet school located at 600 NE 13 Ave in Pompano Beach. For more information, contact Bill Bankowski, Magnet Coordinator at 754-322-4200.