The school was commissioned in 1976 as "Vocational High School of Textile for Girls" with the joint efforts of the Ministry of National Education and Sasa to improve textile education and to meet the middle-level worker demand of the textile industry. With equipment and financial contributions from the Sabanci Foundation, it was transformed into the Anatolian Vocational High School in the academic year of 1983-1984, and started to provide foreign language education. In the academic year of 1988-1989, Anatolian Technical High School for Textile was opened within the body of the school and in 1999, after being repaired and restored with the contributions of Sabanci Foundation, the school has achieved its modern look that it has today.

Usage rights of the school which has been transferred to the Ministry of National Education, has been established on a total area of 7,600 square meters and has a closed area of 4,650 square meters.

At the school, where the workshops are furnished with all kinds of equipment used in the textile industry, in addition to the general-purpose classes on clothing industry technology and textile technology (knitting, weaving, treatment, fiber) programs, specialty classes are also given in classrooms of 30 students.

There is a multipurpose conference hall with a capacity of 200 people, a small indoor sports facility, 7 sections, each comprising one workshop (with internet connection), chemistry and physics laboratories, 2 computer laboratories, each with 15-student capacity, chess room, a library, a cafeteria with a capacity to hold 150 people and a canteen.

While providing formal education to the students, the school also provides vocational classes for adults and education for those who could not complete their education or for those, who would like to educate themselves in different fields for alternative job opportunities.

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