343 Berlin-Cross Keys Road, Sicklerville, NJ 08081-4000
856-767-7000 • www.ccts.info
Dr. Albert A. Monillas, Superintendent of Schools
Louis S. Bezich, Board of Education President

Camden County at a Glance

Program

• Full-time

Enrollment

• 2,060 Secondary Students
• 1,140 Adult/Post-secondary Students

31 Secondary Programs Including

• Business and Commerce
• Communication Arts Technology
• Construction Technology
• Engineering and Technology
• Health and Medical Services
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Personal and Professional Services

44 Post-secondary and Adult Programs Including

• Business and Commerce
• Communication Arts Technology
• Engineering and Technology
• Health and Medical Services
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Personal and Professional Services
• Construction Technology

Key Contacts

• Business Administrator,
  James Clark:
  856-767-7000 X 5400
• Admissions:
  856-767-7000 X 5440
• Adult Education:
  856-767-7000 X 5569
• Recruitment Coordinator:
  856-767-7000 X 5418

Mission and Overview

The Camden County Technical School District (CCTS) has provided occupational and career education since 1928. Today, the district offers a full range of day and evening programs for high school and adult students at campuses in Pennsauken and Gloucester Townships. The district encompasses two high school divisions, a special needs high school division, an adult division, and the Southern New Jersey Regional Educational Technology Training Center.

District Highlights

CCTS was selected one of the "Top Ten Wired Schools" in the nation by Family PC magazine. The Special Needs Division has been recognized for offering outstanding education and programming to disabled students. Since 1990, CCTS has exhibited at the prestigious Philadelphia Flower Show. Each year, students win awards at regional, state and national occupational competitions.

CCTS has been and continues to be resolute in the implementation of its mission, which is to assist youth and adults in acquiring and improving academic and occupational skills, thereby improving the quality of the county and regional workforce, and meeting economic development needs. Concurrently, CCTS continues to develop alliances and partnerships with local, regional and national businesses; employment and labor organizations; and community-based educational and occupational oriented agencies. The district employs a full-time job development coordinator to oversee the School-to-Careers program and assist students and graduates in securing employment.

Looking Ahead

CCTS is participating in the New Jersey Performanc Assessment Pilot Project, which is designed to augment the state’s standardized assessment. A new state-of-the-art science building and greenhouse is planned for the Pennsauken Campus.

The district is expanding high school articulation agreements, and on-campus and off-campus instruction conducted by Camden County College professors.

Learn more about Camden County Technical Schools at www.ccts.info.