PLTW Pathway
What is Project Lead the Way?
A nonprofit group dedicated to creating fun and educational science programs to promote science and engineering in the schools. PLTW is the nation's leading science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) solution in over 8,000 schools across the U.S.. Using hands-on activities and a problem based curriculum, PLTW allows students to apply what they know, identify problems, find unique solutions and lead their own learning. The PLTW classes are UC approved and are elective science classes that can be taken concurrently with Biology and Chemistry classes.
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The Biggest Lab on Campus
Meet Environmental Studies Instructor, Dr. Elizabeth Coscia and Tatiana Hernandez '21 and learn about the benefits of working with the city of San Pablo!
Environmental Science
11/12 Grades with Dr. Elizabeth Coscia
Stretching 2,200 feet between Church Lane and Vale Road, lies The Wildcat Creek Restoration and Greenway Trail Project. The project is state and locally funded with many benefits, including restoring refuge areas for fish, a modified floodplain to accommodate larger flow volumes, a widened creek corridor and the re-planting of native plants on the restored bank. In addition to the in-stream benefits of creating a more natural creek habitat, this project will also provide Salesian College Preparatory students with the unique opportunity to:
- Access water quality
- Provide counts of local wildlife
- Measure growth of local trees and plants
- Become stewards of the creek through peer education
Our Project Lead the Way Faculty
