The educational core of the BATC is the 2+2+2 Program.

The 2+2+2 program includes the junior and senior years of high school + 2 years of community college + 2 years at a private or state college or university resulting in a four year degree.

This program is called TechPath.  A core curricula of mathematics and science is coupled with specialized training and industry applications.  This combination provides students and incumbent workers with the necessary foundation for a high tech career.  The TechPath program enables participants to put their learning to work.

TechPath was developed by area educators working closely with members of local industry including Crane & Co. Inc., General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems, Interprint, Inc., MeadWestvaco Specialty Papers, GE Plastics, the Berkshire Plastics Network and others.