Camden County Technical Schools Pennsauken Campus • Tornados

03/24/2026

Our inaugural golf match! Thank you Pennsauken !

03/16/2026

Camden County Technical Schools is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the "Artificial Intelligence Technology in CTE Pathways" grant in the amount of $25,000 from the New Jersey Department of Education. This competitive grant will allow us to develop high-quality, innovative AI applications within our CTE programs.

This grant will help us develop an open, project-based curriculum that integrates AI technology into Computer Science, as well as other programs beginning with Agricultural Science and Environmental Studies.

Rowan University College of Science and Mathematics and School of Earth and Environment is partnering with CCTS to explore how artificial intelligence can be integrated into career and technical education. Students will utilize machine vision to train AI models for tasks such as real-time aquaponic crop monitoring, yield prediction, and automated resource management. Computer Science students will develop these models, which will use data collected from various sensors and tools to optimize crop yield.

As the initiative develops, Rowan faculty, staff, and students will contribute expertise in areas such as AI, data science, computer science, and applied research.

This initiative also includes professional development to ensure our curriculum meets industry standards and prepares students for high-wage careers and post-secondary success.

At CCTS, we would like to thank Ms. Karen Gill and Ms. Jessica Tosti, Directors of Teaching and Learning, and Mr. Sean Kendall, STEM supervisor, for their vision and support of this grant, Ms. Kim Bartholomew, Environmental Studies teacher, and Ms. Catherine Markowitz, Agricultural Science teacher, for their collaboration, and Mr. Jonathan Schwehm, Computer Science teacher, for his extensive contributions to the design and development of this plan, leveraging his expertise to advance our computer science program.

03/16/2026

Attention middle school students entering 7th or 8th grade in the fall: Join us for one or more Career Exploration and Sports Camps at Camden County Technical Schools (CCTS) this July!

The Summer Career Camps at CCTS provides participants with the opportunity to learn introductory skills, form new relationships with their peers, and learn more about themselves and their future goals by exploring different career pathways. Sports camps are also offered in baseball, basketball, and soccer for those wishing to hone their skills.

Career Camps run from 8 am to 1 pm and the tuition is $175, except for Jr. Chef Camp and Cupcake Camp where the tuition is $200.

Sports Camps run from 8 am to 11:30 am and the tuition is $100. Families/parents must provide transportation to and from Camp. There are no refunds for absences or missed days.

Registration is now open for Middle School Summer Camps at Camden County Technical Schools. See link below for a full list of camps and the dates and campus they are being offered (Gloucester Township or Camden County Technical Schools Pennsauken Campus • Tornados. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]. Thank you!

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https://www.ccts.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=304323&type=d

02/23/2026

02/22/2026

01/29/2026

Camden County Technical Schools will have a two-hour delay on Friday, January 30, 2026. School will start at 9:34 am. Please arrive at the bus stop two hours later than your normally scheduled time.

All after school activities including sports are scheduled to take place.

01/27/2026

In honor of School Board Appreciation Month, the CCTS Board members were recognized with a certificate and words of thanks during the January meeting.

"We appreciate your dedication, support, and commitment to our district, and volunteering to serve as a valued school board member," said Superintendent Wanda Pichardo. "Thank you for your tireless dedication to our students and staff."

Pictured left to right: Benjamin Bolli, Michael Fuhrman, Vice President, David Luthman, Esq., President, and Jerry Silvi. Not pictured is Carmen Rodriguez, Executive County Superintendent of Schools.