Our Silent Wolf sign helps our Wolfpack stay focused and respectful. When the Silent Wolf is up, voices are off, ears are open, and full attention is given to the speaker. Students are encouraged to lead by example and support one another so that teachers, staff, and administrators can be heard clearly. This simple signal...
pssst… witches have hit High Tech High School with the Drama Department's production of “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller! Come join us in Salem, Massachusetts next week! 3PM - January 21, $5 7PM - January 22-23, $10 3PM - January 24, $10 Tickets are available NOW on MySchoolBucks!
Our Share Table is all about kindness, community, and reducing food waste. Students can place unopened cafeteria food on the Share Table, and any student may take items at no cost. The attached flyer explains what items can and cannot be shared to help keep everyone safe. Special shout out to Aliya T., Liza...
Yesterday was Rob McCaig’s last day with us, and we want to thank him for his years of dedication, hard work, and care for our students and staff. His impact on our school community will be felt for years to come. We wish him a happy and well-deserved retirement. Rob will always be part of...
Hudson County Schools of Technology Teacher of the Year nominee. Explore Middle School It is with great pride and full confidence that Explore Middle School’s GEOY Selection Panel endorses Norrey Benito as our school’s Teacher of the Year! As an alumna of both Explore and County Prep, she embodies the spirit, values, and community commitment...
Congratulations to our latest class of ESL graduates! This took consistency, effort, and genuine commitment, often while balancing work, family, and everyday responsibilities. You showed up, stayed focused, and earned this accomplishment. These skills will continue to open doors and create new opportunities. If you or someone you know is interested in ESL classes, now...
HCST celebrates School Board Appreciation Month!
HIGH TECH…. want to pie a teacher/staff member in the face? CHECK OUT OUR VERY OWN DOLLAR WARS!!! find glass jars in the cafeteria during your lunch periods to put money towards each teacher… the teacher with the most money in their jar GETS PIED!
The Wolfpack had the opportunity to participate in this initiative through our Exercise Science CTE program, connecting sports instruction with classroom learning. By partnering with coaches and educators, students built teamwork, confidence, problem-solving skills, and overall physical wellness while engaging in meaningful, hands-on physical education.
On Monday, December 8, 2025, the HTHS Senior Dance Majors, Performance Division, in our newly launched Touring Ensemble had the exciting opportunity to visit Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. Students performed their touring repertoire for University Danceworks, Rutgers’ acclaimed touring dance company, and then participated in a professional feedback session with...