Mr. McGuckin's BHS Carpentry Vocational students are proud to display their handiwork as they complete their Adirondack chairs.

Mr.McGukin’s Carpentry II class completed their birdhouse project, the assignment consisted of the students' skills to take correct measurements and assemble the pieces properly. Once the students completed the initial steps, their creative skills were used to achieve their finished product.

For the past 12 years, Mr.McGukin and Owner of Pizza Master Vinny Sita have been working together to make pizza boxes for delivery orders. Students in Mr. McGuckin Carpentry II utilize their skills learned throughout the school year to assemble the finished product.The partnership provides the students with life skills including having a deadline and... Continue reading→

Kyle Lavieri, a representative from Allegheny, visited the Bayonne Campus. Students were introduced to a virtual paint sprayer and were given the opportunity to get a realistic experience for what it is like to spray paint cars and furniture. During the visit, students learn the proper technique for spray painting, including the appropriate amount of... Continue reading→

Mr. Topolewski’s Automotive class had the opportunity to meet with Chief Geisler from the Bayonne Police Department. Students presented the refurbished Military Humvee that they have worked on throughout the school year. The partnership with the Bayonne Police Department allowed the students to apply their knowledge learned in the classroom and connect with the community.... Continue reading→

Students in cosmetology learn about the benefits of paraffin wax by applying it to their hands. With completing the treatment in class, the students gained knowledge of where such services are offered, the time frame of treatment, and the results of softer skin.

Students in Mr. Smith's Plumbing class apply their knowledge learned in the classroom and begin to work hands on by soldering pieces of pipe together.

Students enrolled in Carpentry III are working on their spice racks and shelf projects. Pictured below are two students with their completed assignment.

Mr. Topolewski’s Senior Automotive Class works to complete the finishing touches on the Donated Military Humvee. The High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle awaits pickup from the Bayonne Police Department.

Mr. Lawson’s Intro to Electricity class learned the four-step process to complete a circuit. The first step was mounting the switch. Following, the class roughed-in the cable from the switch to the lamp. The next step the students connected to the power source. Last, they completed a test run to ensure they completed properly all four steps. Continue reading→