In 2011, in a low-income neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, one of the world’s most iconic companies launched a high school.

P-TECH, the Pathways for Technology Early College High School, is IBM’s answer to an education system that has been slow to adapt to the changing demand for workers with more flexible tech skills, like coding and data analytics.

Students at P-TECH take four years of high school with a focus on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) before pursuing a two-year associate’s degree at the New York City College of Technology. Some also go on to four-year universities or apply for read more >>>

Source:: BusinessInsider.Com