by Allyson Roberts | Aug 19, 2025 | Career and Technical Education, Career Programs, Employer Engagement, Featured News, Schools
By Jackie Burke, executive director of the NJ Council of County Vocational-Technical Schools Hanging on the walls of the media production classroom at Bergen County Technical High School are photographs of instructor Thomas Rome capturing some of the most iconic...
by Allyson Roberts | Aug 19, 2025 | Career and Technical Education, Career Programs, Featured News, Schools
By Eder Joseph, assistant superintendent at BCIT Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept of the future; it’s a defining force of the present. At the Burlington County Institute of Technology (BCIT), our school leaders and educators believe education must...
by Allyson Roberts | Aug 19, 2025 | Career and Technical Education, Career Programs, Featured News, Schools
Leveraging grant funding from the Office of Career Readiness at the New Jersey Department of Education, Middlesex County Magnet Schools position students at the forefront of artificial intelligence education. By Jorge E. Diaz, superintendent of Middlesex County Magnet...
by Allyson Roberts | Jul 28, 2025 | Career and Technical Education, Career Programs, Featured News
Trenton, N.J. – New Jersey Education Commissioner Kevin Dehmer has received high praise from the state’s county vocational-technical schools, which presented him with the 2025 CTE Leadership Award. Bestowed annually to a champion of New Jersey’s career and technical...
by Allyson Roberts | Jul 22, 2025 | Career and Technical Education, Career Programs, Employer Engagement, Featured News, Schools, Student Achievements
Every employer has a wish list of the skills new hires should possess. Rather than hope the right candidates come along, why not help train them? That’s what PSEG Nuclear did nearly 30 years ago when the company partnered with Salem County Vocational Technical Schools...
by Allyson Roberts | Jul 1, 2025 | Career and Technical Education, Career Programs, Featured News, Schools
A college education has become so expensive that a four-year degree may be financially out of reach for many graduating high school seniors. At the same time, several industries that are vital to the state’s economy – notably health care and manufacturing – are having...
