Student Support Services

Mission Statement:
The Student Support Department (SSD) emphasizes the unique worth and dignity of the student. Being supportive, preventative and corrective in nature, the SSD provides students the opportunity to develop to their full potential educationally, personally, and socially, and to ultimately accept the responsibility for their decisions. The SSD embraces a collaborative approach and serves as a team consisting of teachers, counselors, administrators, parents, students and outside partnerships. This program is directed toward an atmosphere conducive to student personal growth, self-awareness, learning, success and respect for the worth of self and others.

We At TBA…

  • Believe in inquiry as the key educational enterprise, encompassing curiosity, love of learning, intellectual discipline, core knowledge and skills.
  • Believe that responsible citizens apply what they know for the benefit of others, through service, leadership and active participation in their own learning.
  • Believe in a community of learners that supports the dignity and growth of all its members, including students, staff and parents.
  • Believe they must prepare themselves to live and work in a context of constant change; technology and cultural diversity transforming the present, while creating opportunities to shape the future.
  • Believe in the individual student as a changing person, capable of learning and growing throughout life.

TechBoston Student Support Team:

  • Amie Capodanno, Lower Academy Coordinator, Student Support Department
  • Peg Capodanno, Student Support Department
  • Laura Fink, Student Support Department
  • Linda Jackson, Evaluation Team Facilitator
  • Chris Kelly, Student Support Department Assistant
  • George Lumpkins, Student Support Department
  • Julie Rackauskas, Family and Community Outreach Coordinator

Recent News

  • 2010/11 TBA Orientation

    TBA Lower Orientation: All grade 6, new grade 7, 8, and 9 graders have a mandatory orientation on September 2nd from  10:00 am-12:00 noon Location: TechBoston Academy Lower- 18 Croftland Avenue, Dorchester, MA 02124 map TBA Upper Orientation: All new grade 10, 11, and 12 students have a mandatory orientation on September 7th from  10:00 [...]

  • Class of 2010 Yearbook

    The official TechBoston Academy Class of 2010 yearbook is now available. A 30-page preview is shown below so that you can check out what you are buying… click on the link to blurb when you are ready to order your copy! If for any reason you can’t see the flash preview below, you can order [...]

  • 2010 Summer Reading Assignments

    Below are links to your 2010 summer reading assignments.  Remember these assignments weigh heavily towards your Q1 English grades, so if you are determined to start the year off right, you should take a few days of your two months off, and complete the assignment fully. Your assignments are due the first week of classes [...]

  • TechBoston Webmail

    Looking for TechBoston webmail?  We have made some changes to our servers, so if you are having difficulty accessing webmail, you can access it using the following link: http://webmail.techboston.org/exchange

  • Students Interview Member of “Little Rock 9″

    Terrance Roberts was one of the “Little Rock Nine” that tacked racism and segregation in the Arkansas school district during the 1960′s. Several TBA seniors got the opportunity to interview him earlier this spring; you can check out a video of the interview below…

  • Students Lunch With Mayor

    Several students from TechBoston Academy lunched with Mayor Menino to discuss ways in which Boston Public Schools and the City of Boston could come together to combat the growing problem of cyber-bullying. The Mayor and BPS Superintendent Carol Johnson heard from students first-hand about their experiences with cyber-bullying, as they work to craft the city’s [...]

  • Students Featured on Fox News

    Students from TechBoston Academy sat down recently with reporters from Fox News 25, to share their insights and experiences with cyber bullying. With growing fears in the light of several recent tragedies, and proposed state legislation pending, TBA students tackled the issue head-on in a frank round-table discussion. Several students have since recorded a PSA [...]

  • Biotechnology Students Visit City Lab…

    TechBoston Academy Biotechnology Students went to BU Medical School City Lab on a field trip on Wednesday January 20th, 2010. There, they assumed the roles of doctors and discussed a patient’s symptoms. They applied their understandings of genetics to trace the ancestral lineage of the patient’s symptoms.Then, they explored the molecular basis of sickle cell [...]

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