Agricultural Science and Technology Education (ASTE)

Agricultural Science and Technology Education (ASTE) programs prepare students for college and careers and incorporate a hands-on, active curriculum that integrates subject area skills and knowledge, applied skills in the core subjects of mathematics, science and English/language arts while incorporating leadership skills and work-based learning experiences through the National Future Farmers of America (FFA) Organization and supervised agriculture experiences. These ASTE programs serve Hartford resident students entering grade 9 in full time programs and are located at a comprehensive high school.

Students apply to an ASTE using a separate application and do not apply using the RSCO on-line application. 

Locations

D.F. Harris Sr. AgriScience Center at Bloomfield High School
5 Huckleberry Lane, Bloomfield
email 860-286-2630 ext. 1520

Glastonbury Regional Agriscience and Technology Center at Glastonbury High School
330 Hubbard Street, Glastonbury
email
860-652-7200 ext. 11101 

Suffield Regional Agriscience Center at Suffield High School
1060 Sheldon St., West Suffield
email
860-668-3817

Transportation

Students living in Hartford and attending one of these three ASTE schools are eligible for RSCO Transportation.