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Updated Covid guidelines are in the Restart Plan and will be sent out to parents. Bergen County Technical Schools continues to follow the same isolation and quarantine guidelines that are stated in our Restart Plan. Any changes made will be communicated with our families and updated in our Restart Plan.

Demand is high for professionals to serve as career and technical education teachers. Click HERE for more information.

Applied Technology High School’s Cybersecurity program, and the opportunities available for students interested in a career in Cybersecurity, were recently highlighted in ROI-NJ. Please click here to read the article.

RESTART & Emergency Remote Plans 2021-2022

In School & Take Home Safety Flyer.pdf

The Bergen County Vocational School District and Bergen County Special Services School Districts are participating in a meal reimbursement program administered by the Federal Government. All Bergen County students are all eligible for one free breakfast and one free lunch each school day through June 30, 2021.
Meals are available daily at each school location for students receiving in-person instruction. Meal options include a whole grain component, fresh fruit, vegetable, low-fat milk, and lean protein. Students may select three to five choices but must include a fruit or vegetable. Staff members will be happy to assist students with questions.
Meals for the week are distributed each Monday for virtual students. These are available for pick up between 10 AM and 11:30 AM at either of the locations below:

Teterboro Technical School
504 Route 46 West
Teterboro, NJ 07608
Front door on the west side of building main entrance

Paramus Rehab
296 East Ridgewood Ave.
Paramus, NJ 07052

New participating families please drop us a brief email to let us know you are coming and your preferred location to assist us in preparing for everyone. THANK YOU Scott.kallensee@compass-usa.com.
Families may also contact their home town school district and inquire about the availability of virtual meals.

In School & Take Home Safety Flyer.pdf
Bergen County Vocational School District and Bergen County Special Services School Districts están participando en un programa de reembolso de comidas administrado por el Gobierno Federal. Todos los estudiantes del condado de Bergen son elegibles para un desayuno y un almuerzo gratis todos los días escolares hasta el 30 de junio de 2021.
Las comidas están disponibles todos los días en cada escuela para los estudiantes que reciben instrucción en persona. Las opciones de comida incluyen un componente integral, frutas frescas, vegetales, leche baja en grasa y proteína magra. Los estudiantes pueden seleccionar de tres a cinco opciones, pero deben incluir una fruta o verdura. Los miembros del personal estarán encantados de ayudar a los estudiantes con sus preguntas.
Las comidas de la semana se distribuyen todos los lunes para los estudiantes virtuales. Estos están disponibles para recoger entre las 10 AM a 11:30 AM. En cualquiera de las ubicaciones a continuación:

Teterboro Technical School
504 Route 46 West
Teterboro, NJ 07608
Front door on the west side of building main entrance

Paramus Rehab
296 East Ridgewood Ave.
Paramus, NJ 07052

Las familias también pueden comunicarse con el distrito escolar de su ciudad de origen y preguntar sobre la disponibilidad de comidas virtuales.

Dear Parents, Guardians, and Community Members,

DrLerner1

Dear Parents, Guardians, and Community Members,

The holiday season has arrived and with it the chance to stop for a moment and reflect on the people who enrich our lives and the opportunities we are afforded.

I’d like to extend my wishes to everyone for a peaceful and joyous holiday season. Whether you are traveling far or staying close to home, I hope you have the opportunity to spend time with family and friends during the holidays.

Sincerely,
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Howard Lerner, Ed.D. Superintendent

NJ Parent Link
www.njparentlink.nj.gov

NJ's Road to Recovery Resource for Schools, Communities, Parents and Professionals

NJ COVID-19 Guidance & Information Webpage:
www.njparentlink.nj.gov/njparentlink/current/covid-19.html
Includes Easy Access to NJ COVID-19 Dash Board, Weekly Activity Reports, Daily Case Summary Reports, Executive Orders and Briefings.

NJ School, Child Care & Summer Camp Re-Opening Guidance & Resources:
www.njparentlink.nj.gov/njparentlink/childcare/choices/
Includes Linkages to Assist with Student & Staff Support, Facilities Management and Professional Resource Needs.

Interdisciplinary Resources, Hotlines & Helplines:
www.njparentlink.nj.gov/njparentlink/how/site_instructions.html
www.njparentlink.nj.gov/njparentlink/highlights/county_local_contacts.html
Local, County, State & Federal Linkages to Assist with Individual & Family Challenges, Special Situations & Transitional Events.

About Us

The Bergen County Technical Schools District was founded in 1951 to oversee the County's growing need for vocational education. The following year, Bergen County Vocational-Technical High School, the first full-time facility of its kind in the state, opened at 200 Hackensack Avenue. At that time, students studied the union trades of plumbing, carpentry, masonry, and electrical work.Museum building photo

Newbuilding

Because technical and vocational schooling is always closely tied to the job market, the cornerstone of the district’s success has been its ability to adapt to the changing needs of local industry. When industry’s needs later changed from hand tools to computers, technical education had to adapt as well.
The district believed students needed strong academic and technical skills to meet the challenges of the future. In the late 1980s, the district began offering before- and after-school enrichment classes for students interested in high-tech areas such as computers, physics, and electronics. The program opened the world of modern vocational education to gifted and talented students. With the aid of a $6 million county bond, the district began to bring unparalleled technology to the county. Secondary students from throughout Bergen County used the campus’s computer and science labs in cooperative and exploratory programs. Middle school students—and their teachers—were exposed to new technologies through a program called ECEMS (Enrichment and Career Exploration in Math and Science). In-service workshops and a professional development school, Apple Academy East, one of the most successful test sites for Apple Computer, followed. These innovative offerings helped initiate full-time programs in technical, career-driven areas for talented students who wished to study in an exciting, non-traditional learning environment.

Information for Parents

Freshmen Parent Meeting Presentation

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Dear Parents and Guardians: Please click here to read an important letter from Dr. Lerner concerning the Netflix original series 13 Reasons Why

Lerner on Learning

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)

The Bergen County Technical School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, age, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, socioeconomic status, affectational or sexual orientation, gender, disability, or marital status.