Promoting Wellness and Peace: Therapy Dogs Visit HTHS/ACTE
On October 30, 2024, Joseph Cossolini, a Board Member of Hudson County Schools of Technology and the Jersey City POBA Civic Association, and his partner Letia Nalls visited HTHS/ACTE at the Frank J. Gargiulo Center. They were warmly received by the Student Support Services Department and a group of students as they introduced their Community...Continue reading→
Guggenheim Field Experience
On the 18th of November, a group of senior students from the Architecture and Industrial Design departments embarked on an educational journey to the esteemed Guggenheim Museum in New York City. This excursion laid the groundwork for their forthcoming unit on architecture case studies, where they will delve into the examination and interpretation of significant...Continue reading→
NJIT School of Architecture Presentation
On November 15th, Stacey Kliesch, an esteemed architect, interior designer, and NJIT representative, delivered a comprehensive presentation, outlining the diverse academic opportunities within NJIT's College of Architecture and Design. Targeted at freshmen from the D|Fab Architecture, Industrial Design, Wood Tech, and Commercial and Advertising Arts programs, the session provided insights into NJIT's offerings in architecture,...Continue reading→
Walking for a Cause as Students Unite for Breast Cancer Awareness
On Sunday, October 13, students and staff from County Prep High School/ATD, High Tech High School/ACTE, and Explore Middle School proudly participated in the annual Breast Cancer Walk at Liberty State Park. Each school formed a dedicated team, raised funds, and promoted breast cancer awareness within their school communities. Through their collective efforts, our students...Continue reading→
Week of Respect Highlights at High Tech/ACTE
High Tech/ACTE celebrated the Week of Respect with a series of engaging activities! Spirit Week kicked off with Blue Monday, followed by Teamwork Tuesday (where students wore their favorite team jerseys), Fandom Wednesday (representing their favorite band, musician, or TV show), PJ Thursday, and wrapped up with Respect Your Mental Health Friday (a day with...Continue reading→
High Tech High School Awarded the 2024 AP School Honor Roll
The office of Curriculum, Instruction, & Assessments would like to congratulate High Tech High School staff for their fantastic contributions which resulted in being awarded the 2024 AP School Honor Roll for the first time in the district. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP program is delivering results and broadening access for...Continue reading→
Crafting Connections and Celebrating Fall Creativity
On Friday, October 18, Vanessa Batista hosted D|Fab’s Autumn Staff Craft Night, an evening dedicated to creativity, community, and fun. HCST staff came together to design fall-themed, reusable canvas tote bags, expressing their individual styles through a variety of colors, stencils, and autumn-inspired designs. The event provided a relaxed atmosphere where staff could unwind after...Continue reading→
Bringing Nature and Art Together: Juniors Discover Urban Ecology on the High Line
On October 2nd, Juniors in the Environmental Science Academy, who are currently taking a course in Urban Ecology, visited the High Line, an urban park in the heart of New York City. During this trip, the students witnessed the principles of urban ecology firsthand. They observed native plants, wildlife, and artwork in the reclaimed space...Continue reading→
Exploring Native History: A Memorable Trip to the New York Museum of Native Americans
Our trip to the New York Museum of Native Americans was nothing short of amazing\! Seeing our class presentations come to life through the beautiful beadwork, traditional clothing, masks, and utensils on display was such a rewarding experience. We were able to explore the museum at our own pace, soaking in all the history and...Continue reading→
Innovation in Education: High Tech Students Create Custom Coffee Table
At High Tech High, a unique project has brought together creativity, technology, and practical skills. Students Astrid Diaz and Hazel Glinoga, under the guidance of Mr. Bolich in their Simulated Manufacturing Work-Based Learning class, have crafted a bespoke coffee table for the school's main office waiting area. This project is a testament to the school's...Continue reading→