Sussex County
Technical School
High School
The Sussex County Technical School, in partnership with family, community, business, industry, and institutions of higher learning, empowers students to become self-directed learners and active participants in their community by providing a competitive advantage to pursue ANY career opportunity. Educational opportunities also exist for adult learners.
District Information
High School Programs
- Allied Health
- Architectural Technology
- Building Trades
- Carpentry
- Cinematography & Film/Video Production
- Commercial Art
- Construction Exploratory
- Cosmetology
- Culinary Arts and Commercial Baking
- Electrical
- Engineering
- Graphic Communications
- Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
- Law and Public Safety
- Mechatronics & Robotics
- Natural Resources, Conservation, and Horticultural Studies
- Theater Arts
- Transportation Technology (ASE) – Auto and Diesel
- Welding
For Adults
Sussex County Technical School runs an Adult Career Center, which currently offers a welding program to prepare students for the AWS Certified Welder test. This final certification provides students with transferrable credentials to support a successful career in welding.
District Information
Adult Program
- Welding
School Location
Sussex County Technical School
105 North Church Road
Sparta, NJ 07871
News From Sussex County Technical School
Sussex County Technical School Awards Lowe’s in Hampton as 2024 Business Partner of the Year
Lowe’s in Hampton, NJ, has come through for Sussex County Technical School’s career programs on multiple occasions to ensure instructors have the materials and supplies needed for hands-on learning. In recognition of the value Sussex County Technical School places on this partnership, the school named Lowe’s its 2024 Business Partner of the Year.
’Tis the season to give back: New Jersey vocational-technical school students apply their skills to support community causes
With the holiday season quickly approaching, students across New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools are engaged in hands-on learning to support their communities.
NJ’s county vocational-technical schools graduate 251 students who earned associate degrees during high school
Taking full advantage of opportunities to earn college credits while in high school, 251 students from across New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools graduated with an associate degree this year in addition to a high school diploma.