named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Athletics Program
Interscholastic sports with an emphasis on discipline, academic eligibility, and leadership; includes basketball and other competitive teams.
College and Career Readiness Program
Prepares students for post-secondary success through academic support, college counseling, and career exploration aligned with Regents diploma requirements.
Community Service Initiative
Students participate in volunteer activities, such as supporting veterans at the VA medical center, to build character and civic responsibility.
activities · 10 groups
What they do
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College Preparatory Secondary Education 2 activities
- Administers academic programs for middle school students to earn high school creditsEnables middle school students to earn up to three high school credits and take two New York State Regents Exams as part of an accelerated academic program.
- Provides tuition-free high school education leading to Regents diplomaOffers a complete high school curriculum designed to ensure students earn a Regents diploma, with instruction in computer technology and environmental sustainability. The school provides free tuition and maintains a student-teacher ratio of approximately 10:1 across grades 9–12.
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Student and Member Conduct Policies 1 activity
- Enforces mandatory student uniform policyEnforces a mandatory dress code requiring black or khaki slacks and grade-specific colored oxford or polo shirts; prohibits cargo pants, jeans, and boots.
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Comprehensive Student Enrichment Programs 1 activity
- Offers extracurricular programs including e-Sports, arts, and STEM clubsOperates a range of extracurricular programs such as an e-Sports team, marching band, drumline, recording studio, barbershop program, honors society, graphic design, and anime club. Established an E-Sports STEM Lab with software support and gaming infrastructure.
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Interscholastic and Inclusive School Sports Programs 1 activity
- Operates athletic programs in football, basketball, track, and baseballHosts varsity and junior varsity athletic competitions in football (fall), basketball (winter), track (spring), and baseball (spring). The school charges a $3 admission fee per person for games and has installed new bleachers and upgraded facilities to support these programs.
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Study Abroad and Global Immersion Programs 1 activity
- Organizes international service learning tripsOffers an international service learning trip to countries such as the Dominican Republic and Cuba every two years, fulfilling a service learning requirement for students.
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Volunteer Mobilization for Community Improvement 1 activity
- Organizes student volunteer and community service initiativesOrganizes student volunteer efforts at the VA medical center, Albany Mission, Hudson Humane Society, and the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York to support community needs.
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STEM Competition and Robotics Programs 1 activity
- Participates in academic and STEM competitionsParticipated in the NSBE Conference Try-Math-A-Lon with twelve students across three teams, earning 1st and 3rd place prizes.
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Culinary Workforce Training Programs 1 activity
- Supports student college and career readinessProvides academic and career advising that supports students in enrolling in specialized post-secondary programs such as culinary school and has enabled at least one student to earn a Division I college athletic scholarship.
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Educational Technology Access and Support 1 activity
- Upgrades science and technology infrastructure to support STEM educationUpgraded science laboratory facilities and installed Lenovo charging stations to support student device use and enhance STEM education.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Provides academic and mental health support services for student recoveryEmployed RTI (Response to Intervention) teachers and post-pandemic counselors from 2021 to 2024 to support academic recovery and student mental health. Conducted school-wide assessments to identify learning loss and acquired additional Chromebooks to expand access to technology.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$8.29M
Contributions & grants$752K9%
Program service revenue$7.22M87%
Investment income$120K1%
Other revenue$189K
expenses
Total expenses$7.87M
Program expenses76%
Admin / overhead24%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$5.22M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$8.54M
Cash$2.34M
Investments$0
Liabilities$2.95M
Net assets$5.59M
Liquid reserves3.6 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +3.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 2
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANDREA LOWE | PRINCIPAL | 40 | $124K |
| KIMBERLY DAVIS | ASSOCIATE PR | 40 | $124K |
board members · 6
- BARRY WALSTON — MEMBER
- DONA BULLUCK — CHAIR
- IZABELLA MARTIN — MEMBER
- MARIE ALLEN-CAMPBELL — SECRETARY
- THOMAS MUELLER — MEMBER
- TONY T KELLEY — VICE CHAIR
relationships · 9
Who they work with
- Albany Leadership Charter School Partner — Co-hosted the "Stand Up & Say Something" Black History Program event with Green Tech Charter School.
- CDTA Government — Provides 3-month swipers for Albany students living 1.5 miles from the school.
- Capital Region Habitat for Humanity Partner — Dr. Andrea Lowe serves on the Board of Capital Region Habitat for Humanity.
- Macedonia Baptist Church Partner — Hosted Green Tech Charter School student volunteers for a community food distribution event.
- NSBE Partner — Hosted the Try-Math-A-Lon conference in which Green Tech Charter School students participated and placed 1st and 3rd.
- New York State Government — Administers Regents Exams and authorizes charter operations
- Parent Teacher Organization Network — Subsidiary group of parents and teachers supporting the school community.
- Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York Partner — Partnered with Green Tech Charter School to distribute food to families in the Albany community.
- VA medical center Partner — Green Tech students volunteered at the VA medical center, stepping in to support veterans when regular activities were disrupted.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Academic Excellence through Instructional Gap Analysismethodology: instructional_gap_analysisBy systematically identifying gaps in instruction and student learning, then developing targeted improvement plans, the school increases academic achievement because data-informed teaching strengthens pedagogical effectiveness and student outcomes.
- Academic Prioritization through Academic-Athletic Eligibilitymethodology: student_first_athlete_secondBy requiring students to maintain a minimum GPA to participate in athletics, the school reinforces a student-first, athlete-second identity because linking extracurricular access to academic performance incentivizes sustained academic effort.
- College and Career Readiness through Experiential Learningmethodology: college_and_career_readiness_through_experiential_learningBy integrating college credit courses, community internships, and international travel into the academic program, the school enhances student readiness for post-secondary success because direct exposure to real-world academic and professional environments builds motivation, skills, and aspirations.
- Single-Gender Holistic Development with Peer Brotherhood Modelmethodology: holistic_education_single_genderBy providing a holistic, single-gender educational environment centered on structured peer support and brotherhood, the school fosters academic and personal growth because this model addresses the unique social-emotional needs of young men and promotes mutual accountability.
- Student Engagement through Gaming-Integrated STEMmethodology: engagement_through_gamingBy integrating e-sports and gaming technology into STEM education, the school increases student engagement in science and technology because gamified, relevant content resonates with student interests and lowers barriers to participation.