It was a fun night of food and fundraising in Lacey Township on Monday night at the 26th Annual International Chefs Night Out. This year hosted at the beautiful Lacey Elks Lodge on Beach Avenue in Lacey. A nice crowd attended & there was lots of food from all over Ocean County, including an assortment of cuisine from the OCVTS culinary students.

During the months of December and January, GPAA and NJ Legal One teamed up to shoot a learning video for Legal One. Anthony Ciccotelli and Carolyn Little played a huge role in casting and managing crew for the production. Mr. Ciccotelli was instrumental in the script writing and facilitating the entire process. Current students, graduates, parents, staff and guests all played a role in this production.

Veolia North America partnered with the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science (MATES) as part of their Project Sonat Environmental Program. Veolia North America awarded MATES with a generous donation in the amount of $20,000.00 that will allow them to further their conservation efforts with recovering derelict crab pots and to promote and distribute bycatch reduction devices (BRDs) for crab pots throughout the area.

Over 25 female students in construction related programs at OCVTS had the opportunity to connect with female leaders in the construction industry.

Students and staff at the OCVTS Brick Center partnered again this year with Fulfill, formerly known as the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean County, and RWJ Barnabas Community Medical Center to prepare meals for those in need this Thanksgiving. Over 3,000 meals will be distributed.

The Ocean County Foundation for Vocational and Technical Education, a nonprofit organization that supports the students at the Ocean County Vocational Technical School, hosted its first-ever ‘Turkey Dash’, a 5K and Fun Run/Walk this past Sunday, November 20th. The event took place on the beautiful scenic Barnegat Branch Trail in Waretown.

OCVTS stands together in helping to create a world without bullying! We stood together and wore orange on October 19 to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.

Students, teachers and staff welcome back to a new exciting school year.

Staff members engaged in multiple challenges and activities for an invigorating experience. This years staff field day included over 13 team building events.

Students from the Fashion Design program proudly represented New Jersey and the Ocean County Vocational Technical School at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference held in San Diego, California.

Fashion Design/Merchandising Instructor selected to receive national recognition from FCCLA. Carey Gliddon has been recognized as a 2022 Master Adviser Award recipient.

Seventy-Six Ocean County Vocational Technical School (OCVTS) students competed at the New Jersey SkillsUSA Championships which took place Saturdays in April in Gloucester, Sussex and Somerset Counties, New Jersey.

This spring, each department in the University of Arizona's College of Science nominated an outstanding senior who went above and beyond during their time as a Wildcat. We are pleased to share their stories as they reflect on their time at UArizona.

Fifty-four Practical Nursing students at OCVTS recently received the traditional nurse’s cap at a ceremony recognizing the achievements and accomplishments in completing the first half of the intense and comprehensive nursing program.

Jennifer Etzkorn, a school counselor from Ocean County Vocational High School, was selected as the 2022 Counselor of the County for Ocean County.

The members of the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science (MATES) Mock Trial team had ONE goal this year…to win the Ocean County Championship! Their focus, hard work, and dedication paid off, and after competing against eight other high school teams, they emerged victorious.

It was a fun night of food and fundraising in Lacey Township on Monday night at the 25th Annual International Chefs Night Out. This year hosted at the beautiful Lacey Elks Lodge on Beach Avenue in Lacey.

Students read poems, performed songs, danced and came together as a community to share their expressions and interpretations of all forms of love.

ALPS graduates Joseph Turner and Brendan Kozak were sworn in as Class I Special Police Officers with the Brick Twp. Police Dept.

New Jersey's county vocational-technical schools continue to respond to workforce needs. One of OCVTS's heavy equipment programs grabbed the attention of enthusiastic industry partners Eosso Brothers Paving and Earle, which led to the summer employment of high schoolers.