Jefferson sculpture by George Lundeen



"Nor must we omit to mention among the benefits of education the incalculable advantage of training up able counselors to administer the affairs of our country in all its departments, legislative, executive and judiciary, and to bear their proper share in the councils of our national government: nothing more than education advancing the prosperity, the power, and the happiness of a nation."
Thomas Jefferson: Report for University of Virginia, 1818

Strategic Corporate Partners

Enabling the Research and Technology Leaders of Tomorrow

Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology is a learning community of extraordinary interactions and dialogue. On its campus, students, faculty, mentors, and their ideas all come together in exciting ways—creating new synergies and envisioning new solutions that foster both intellectual growth and research excellence.

Advancing research requires additional resources—to continue the excellent work underway, to re-tool Jefferson's labs to broaden their offerings, and to secure Jefferson's prominence as our nation's top academic high school. Corporate support for this priority advances Jefferson's 21st century mission and helps to raise the ceiling for national standards in mathematics, science and technology secondary education.

Overall Program Goals

  • Advance the ongoing evolution of “best practices” in mathematics, science and technology curriculum, and Jefferson’s dedication to developing, evaluating and sharing innovative ideas regionally, nationally and internationally;
  • Enrich classroom and laboratory instruction, and mentorship;
  • Innovate individual student and overall laboratory research initiatives;
  • Broaden student opportunities for “real-world” interface with industry on new and emerging technologies;
  • Assure availability and student access to state of the art equipment and material.

Jefferson Research Partnerships

Investing in Innovative Student Research: Corporate partnerships that provide financial, equipment, human capital and mentorship support for exploration, discovery and innovation in “real-world” problem solving in four major research areas:

  • Information & Computational Sciences - Research studies in the areas of: Artificial Intelligence, Audio Technology, Bioinformatics, Biometrics, Electronics, Information Technology, Nanotechnology, Prototyping, Robotics, Satellite Design, and Wireless Communications.
  • Healthcare & Life Sciences – Research studies in the areas of: Bioinformatics, Biomedical Engineering, Biometrics, Botany, Environment, Forensics, Genetics, Imaging, Medicine, Nanotechnology, Neurosciences, Oceanography, and Pharmacology;
  • Material & Engineering Sciences - Research studies in the areas of: Alternative Energy Systems, Architecture, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Imaging, Lithography, Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering, Prototyping, and Robotics.
  • Physical & Chemical Sciences - Research studies in the areas of: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Chemistry, Forensics, Geology, Geophysics, Imaging, Nanotechnology, Oceanography, Optics, and Plasma and Laser Physics;

Investing in Outstanding Research Laboratories: Corporate partnerships may also provide financial, equipment, human capital and mentorship support that directly advances one or more of Jefferson's twelve Science and Technology Research Laboratories.

In-Kind Donation Program Information
TJHSST Mentorship Program Information PDF (Coming soon)
TJHSST Mentorship Program Website
TJHSST Science and Technology Laboratories Website

Current Strategic Corporate Partners

Association of Old Crows
Banner Engineering Corporation
Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation
CGI Technologies
Computer Sciences Corporation
Cox Communications of Northern Virginia
Cray Inc.
Dominion Asset Finance Corporation
ECS Limited
Energy System Laboratory
Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.
ExxonMobil
Google
Group Systems Corporation
Industry Advisory Council/American Technology Council
Integic Corporation
J.B. Cubed, Inc.
J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation
LanceSoft, Inc.
Lockhead Martin Martime Systems & Sensors
ManTech International Corporation
Morino Foundation
Noblis, Inc.
Nomadic Display Inc.
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Orbital Sciences Corporation
Pfizer Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Raytheon Technical Services Company
SAIC
Thruport Technologies
US Dept of HHS - NIH
Vibration & Sound Solutions Limited

Corporate Matching Grant Programs

American Charities
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Boeing
Dolby Laboratories
ExxonMobil
Fannie Mae
Fidelity Charitable Gifts
Freddie Mac
Gannett Foundation
Microsoft
Motorola
Oracle
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Sallie Mae
Time Warner
United Way and CFC

For more information, contact:

Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Partnership Fund, Inc.
6560 Braddock Road, Alexandria, Virginia 22312-2291
703.750.8316
JeffersonPartnershipFund@tjhsst.edu


The Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Partnership Fund, Inc.
A 501 (c) (3) Educational Foundation, EIN 54-1964039