But then, Xavier Niel's new technology academy hardly aims to be conventional.
The Mountain Brook school district has a technology academy for teacher training.
One possibility might be the city's Rippowam Center, the former Rippowam High School, where Mr. Mazzullo said he envisioned establishing a public technology academy.
One example of how to proceed is offered by Leigh technology academy, Dartford, Kent, which has taken this science to a new level: buying 700 dual-boot Apple iMacs to run Apple and Windows software has saved it £80,000 on furniture - and that is just for starters.
A separate study conducted by Hall et al. (2011) queried 118 high school students who participated in a 1-wk information technology academy and 107 undergraduate freshman and senior engineering students to discover what influenced their career choice of preference.
Sarajevo has a university (1949) that includes faculties in mining and technology, an academy of sciences, an art college, and several hospitals.
An example of successful transfer of technologies from academy to industry is the clinical applications of hESC-derived oligodendrocyte progenitors which originated from University of California at Irvine and later led to the use of these cells for implantation in human spinal cord injuries in the clinical study by Geron mentioned above[11].
In November 2012, there were 5,300 unqualified teachers in academies, technology colleges and free schools, according to Department for Education figures, but the number has since risen to 7,900.
We should clarify the bioethics at the interface and paradigms between technology and society, academies and industries, as well as publics and private models.
Nottingham University academy of science and technology (Nuast), a "technical academy" for 14- to 19-year-olds opening in Nottingham this September, says in its conditions of employment that "the staff will be represented by a staff involvement group with nominated representatives from across staff roles.
