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Recent News
Camden Student, in the U.S. for just nine years, gets full ride to MIT (TAPinto Camden)
When 17-year-old Eric Mora Jimenez arrived in the United States in 2016 from his native Dominican Republic, he spoke little English and enrolled in a fourth-grade ESL course in the Camden City School District. Jimenez, who still lives in the city, will graduate in June with a 4.0 grade-point average at the Gloucester Township campus of Camden County Technical Schools and pick up an associate’s degree he earned at Camden County College while in high school.
High Technology High School Student Turns Research Project into International Organization
Ishani Singh, a senior at High Technology High School, has been a little busy running an international non-profit organization, being interviewed by Good Morning America, and traveling to a conference in the United Arab Emirates. Singh, a resident of Holmdel, N.J., is the founder and lead instructor for Girls Rule AI, which empowers girls from around the world with the tools to build solutions using artificial intelligence (AI).
Baking Dreams: Pennsauken Technical School Adds Pastry and Bakery Area (The Sun Newspapers)
Students and staff at Camden County Technical School in Pennsauken, aka “Penn Tech,” celebrated the grand opening of the new culinary and baking wing at their campus last month. The school’s $7.6 million expansion was funded through the Securing Our Children’s Future Bond Act and developed an area exclusively for baking and pastry arts in the main building’s first and second floors.