Our school community has suffered a tragic loss, one of our students
lost his life in the tragic house fire in Fairmount on January 5, 2022.
Please
click here to read the important letter from school leaders.
PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR OUR GRIEF COUNSELING RESOURCES.
In
response to the COVID-19 Omicron Variant and related mitigation steps,
Philadelphia E&T has changed our schedule through the end of
January. Please click here to read our most recent memo.
CLICK HERE to access our Bell Schedule
Monday, 1/17
MLK DAY, No School
Tuesday, 1/18
Special Schedule
12:50: Push to Pass Initiative: 2nd block failures
3PM dismissal
Wednesday, 1/19
Special Schedule
Afterschool programming
2:30PM dismissal
Thursday, 1/20
Special Schedule
12:50; Push to pass Initiative: 3rd Block Failures
2:30 Dismissal
Friday, 1/21
Special Schedule
2pm dismissal
Looking Ahead
1/24: Push to Pass Initiative: 4th Block Failures
1/25: Faculty Meeting
1/26: Open Zoom
1/28: Last Day of S1
1/31: Asynchronous Learning Day: Grades Due
2/1: Lunar New Year
2/2: 1st Day of Q3/S2
CLICK HERE to read the Operational Plans for School Year 2021-2022
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS
PHILADELPHIA E&T CHS
COVID-19 INFORMATION HUB
OFFICE HOURS
School Building Hours
9:00AM to 2:00PM
Due to COVID-19, visitors to the building are restricted for emergencies only.
Please call 267-514-1823 Ext. 221 to schedule an appointment.
School Phone Number: 267-514-1823
The school phone voicemail is checked multiple times a day, even when the building is closed.
Technology Issues: tech@petchs.org
Founded in 2002 by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
Local Union 98. Philadelphia Electrical & Technology Charter High
School offers a comprehensive high school experience for 600 students.
Our school is located in the middle of Center City Philadelphia, a block
away from City Hall. Our center city location allows students from all
over Philadelphia to attend our school. Our goal is to prepare our
students to enter the career fields of their choice in a variety of
ways, either through pursuit of apprenticeships at IBEW Local 98,
attendance at two or four year colleges, direct employment in those
industries following graduation, or some combination of those paths.