Salem County Career & Technical High School
Upcoming Events and Calendars
April 28 – Board of Education Meeting – 7:00 PM
May 3 – Ian Bradley Run (Register at runsignup.com)
May 4-8 – Teacher Appreciation Week
May 6-12 – School Nurse Appreciation Week
May 7 – Prom at The Grove at Centerton – 6:30 PM
May 8 – Staff In Service – School Closed for Students
May 12 – Board of Education Meeting – 7:00 PM
May 19 – American Legion Band Patriotic Concert – 7:00 PM
May 21 – Charger’s Choice Awards – 6:00 PM
May 25 – Memorial Day District Closed
May 26 – CPAC Meeting – 6:00 PM
May 27 – Sports Awards Night – 6:00 PM
- 2025-2026 School Calendar (revised March 2026)
- Salem Tech Athletics Calendar
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Latest News & Events
SCVTS Foundation Honors Debbie Behnke and Charlie Hassler with 2026 Leadership Award
Congratulations and thank you to Debbie Behnke and Charlie Hassler for everything they’ve done for their community!
10th Annual Ian Bradley Benefit Run
Join us Sunday, May 3 to help raise money for the Ian Bradley Memorial Scholarship Fund! See post for more details.
School Calendar 2025-2026
Please see our latest revised calendar.
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Programs
Salem County Career and Technical High School
Salem Tech offer a wide range of educational opportunities for high school students in Salem County. The programs are designed to prepare students for employment and higher education. Many of the programs prepare students for occupational licenses, certifications and technical updating.
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
AIR FORCE JR. ROTC
Allied Health / Med Science
AUTOMOTIVE STUDIES
Computer Assisted Design & Drafting
Child Care & Education
Construction Technology
COSMETOLOGY
CULINARY & PASTRY ARTS
Electrical Technology
ENERGY APPLICATIONS
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
HVAC
LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY
Welding Technology
Other Educational Programs
Host-Site Academies
Adult & Post Secondary Education
About SCTVS
The Salem County Career and Technical High School District in Woodstown, New Jersey, is designed to provide career and technical education programs that prepare secondary and postsecondary students for employment, for higher education leading to employment, and for lifelong learning. A complete array of academic and related programs is provided to support career and technical education programs. In addition, essential skills such as ethics and other “soft skills” are taught.
The school serves both full and shared-time students in grades nine through twelve. Shared-time students participate in career and technical education programs for a half-day and attend their resident high school for academic and related instructional programs during the other half of the day. Full-time students attend the Career and Technical High School for the entire day and receive full academic, as well as career and technical instruction.
The mission of the Salem County Vocational Technical School District is to prepare students for employment, for further education leading to employment, and for lifelong learning.
March 12, 2026
Dear Parents and Guardians,
I hope this message finds you well. Due to the three days our schools were closed for inclement weather this winter, I will be recommending adjustments to the 2025–2026 school calendar to the Board of Education for approval at its meeting on Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
In order to maintain our planned end-of-year schedule and activities, the following dates are being proposed as make-up days and would become regular school days if approved by the Board:
- Tuesday, April 7, 2026 (originally part of Spring Break)
- Friday, May 8, 2026 RDS/Salem Campus (only) will be a half day for students and full day for staff to make up for the day lost due to building issue.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2026 (originally designated as summer break)
- Thursday, June 18, 2026 (originally designated as summer break)
Graduations and completion ceremonies will remain in place as originally planned for the end of the year.
We understand that some families may have made prior travel or personal plans on one or more of these dates. If this applies to you, please contact your child’s building principal so that we may discuss your individual circumstances.
Following the March 24th Board of Education meeting, I will send a follow-up communication with the amended and officially approved school calendar.
Thank you for your continued support and cooperation as we work to provide your children with a full and meaningful school year.
Respectfully,
John R. Swain
Superintendent
