History of Science and Technology Schools in the Northeast

History of science & technology schools in the Northeast by state:

History of science schools in other regions:

Midwest: 6 schools
Northwest: 4 schools
South: 5 schools
Southeast: 3 schools
West: 8 schools

Popular history school cities in the Northeast:

in Connecticut:
Middletown: 2 schools
New Britain: 1 school
New Haven: 4 schools
Storrs: 1 school
Willimantic: 1 school
in Maine:
Brunswick: 1 school
Lewiston: 1 school
Orono: 1 school
Waterville: 1 school
in Massachusetts:
Amherst: 3 schools
Boston: 7 schools
Bridgewater: 1 school
Cambridge: 3 schools
Chestnut Hill: 1 school
Lowell: 1 school
Medford: 1 school
Salem: 1 school
Waltham: 2 schools
Westfield: 1 school
Williamstown: 1 school
Worcester: 5 schools
in New Hampshire:
Durham: 1 school
Hanover: 1 school
Manchester: 2 schools
in New Jersey:
Ewing: 1 school
Glassboro: 1 school
Mahwah: 1 school
Montclair: 1 school
New Brunswick: 1 school
Newark: 2 schools
Princeton: 1 school
Union: 1 school
Wayne: 1 school
West Long Branch: 1 school
in New York:
Albany: 3 schools
Brockport: 1 school
Bronx: 4 schools
Brooklyn: 4 schools
Buffalo: 4 schools
Cortland: 1 school
Geneseo: 1 school
Geneva: 1 school
Hamilton: 1 school
Ithaca: 2 schools
New Paltz: 1 school
New York City: 13 schools
Newburgh: 1 school
Old Westbury: 1 school
Oneonta: 2 schools
Plattsburgh: 1 school
Potsdam: 2 schools
Poughkeepsie: 2 schools
Purchase: 2 schools
Queens: 2 schools
Rochester: 5 schools
Saratoga Springs: 2 schools
Staten Island: 2 schools
Stony Brook: 1 school
Syracuse: 2 schools
Vestal: 1 school
West Point: 1 school
in Pennsylvania:
Bethlehem: 2 schools
Gettysburg: 1 school
Millersville: 1 school
Philadelphia: 7 schools
Pittsburgh: 7 schools
Shippensburg: 1 school
Slippery Rock: 1 school
Villanova: 1 school
West Chester: 1 school
in Rhode Island:
Kingston: 1 school
Providence: 3 schools
in Vermont:
Burlington: 1 school
Middlebury: 1 school
Northfield: 1 school