The applicant high school must provide evidence that fluid
power is included in their educational program. Documentation in the form of
course outlines or brochures must be presented to support the existence of
either “stand-alone” courses, or inclusion in the course of study of an
engineering technology related course.
The applicant school must have evidence of material support
in the form of appropriate classrooms and laboratory space to support the
courses as well as budget considerations for the courses.
Appointment as a Key School will be re-appraised every
three years.
The applicant school must provide a “Commitment Statement",
found in the
Key High School
Application and Commitment , which must be signed
by the chief operating officer of the institution. This statement indicates the
commitment and support of the resources necessary to meet the minimum
requirements for key school consideration, listed above.
Benefits of Key High School Status
