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                                                              Distance Learning

Advanced Academics® offers an accredited curriculum delivered over the Internet. Daylight/Twilight High School is taking advantage of this advanced technology to offer online education to our students.  The advantages of online education include:

  • Students who need remedial help.
  • Students with personal obligations or scheduling constraints.
  • Students with college preparatory goals that require accelerated classes the school is unable to provide.

Advanced Academics® is the first complete solution available — one that includes the curriculum, the delivery vehicle, assessment, reporting, and the teachers.  The extensive and robust testing within each  course ensures achievement of state standards.

The NEW Daylight/Twilight

As the State unveiled its plans for New School Construction, Trenton’s Daylight/Twilight High School was on the list of 6 Demonstration Projects announced. 
The proposed $17 million community school project, tailored to adult students, will be located at East Hanover and Montgomery Streets.  The new school will create a true “Neighborhood of Learning” and will be the central redevelopment project of an urban campus that links the Public Library, Mercer County Community College and the YMCA.  All the functions of the current Daylight/Twilight operation will move into the new building.  Community Based Design features of the plan include School-to Career activities; wrap around community access to the campus from 7 AM until 8 PM; and the opportunity for immersion of high school students into college level courses.  Participating in the announcement at Mercer County Community College – Kerney Campus, were Education Commissioner Librera, Labor Commissioner Kroll, Assemblyman Reed Gusciora, members of the Trenton High Marching Band, the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation (SCC), Daylight Principal, Bill Tracy and student, Nakia Bethea.  The project is currently in its final design stages.

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