Warren County
Technical School
High School
The Warren County Technical School is a technical and vocational public high school that serves students in ninth through 12th grades from across Warren County. Warren Tech provides students with a comprehensive high school experience with the added focus of vocational and career training based on current industry standards in a variety of different career major programs. The school also offers career programs for adult learners.
District Information
High School Programs
- Automotive Technology
- Child Development
- Computer Programming
- Construction Technology
- Cosmetology
- Culinary Arts
- Electrical Applications
- Engineering
- Health Sciences
- Law & Public Safety
- Television – Radio & Digital Media
- Welding
For Adults
Warren County Technical School’s Adult Education offers a range of career-focused programs to help adults start a new career or advance along a chosen career path. Programs are focused to help adult learners concentrate on the skills and knowledge needed to be successful on the job and often earn industry-recognized certifications.
District Information
Adult Programs
- Nursing – Licensed Practical Nursing
- Welding
School Location
Warren County Technical School
1500 Route 57
Washington, NJ 07882
News From Warren County Technical School
Warren County Technical School honors St. Luke’s Volunteer Coordinator Elizabeth Deck as 2024 Business Partner of the Year
Elizabeth Deck, a volunteer coordinator for St. Luke’s Hospital, works diligently to ensure Health Sciences students at Warren County Technical School (WCTS) find opportunities to learn more about their healthcare interests. Deck’s genuine commitment to helping students earned Deck and St. Luke’s the 2024 Business Partner of the Year honor from WCTS.
Career Classroom: Accomplishments of county vo-tech grads validate CTE experience (ROI-NJ)
To mark Career and Technical Education Month this February, the New Jersey Council of County Vocational-Technical Schools released a fact sheet highlighting the value of career and technical education across the state’s 21 county vocational-technical school districts. But, the numbers alone do not capture the full impact of CTE. That is better accomplished through graduates’ own words and their stories of success.
CTE Success Story: Photojournalist and video editor Katie Keenan credits Warren County Technical School education for career success
Katie Keenan, of Hackettstown, recently earned her proudest professional accomplishment – she accepted a position as a photojournalist and video editor for WFMZ-TV 69 News. Kennan is excited to begin her career journey and credits the education she received at Warren County Technical School (WCTS) for giving her the tools to succeed.