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Design Tech High School in Redwood City Breaks Barriers with Student-Involved Design

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By Meghan Hall Oracle made headlines in 2016 when it announced it would be adding a high school to its main campus in Redwood City, Calif. Design Tech High School (d.tech) officially opened the doors to its new facility to 550 students in January 2018, becoming the first public charter school of its kind to […]

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