Shared Time

December 4, 2023: Culinary Education Center (6PM - 7PM)

January 8, 2024: Culinary Education Center (6PM - 7PM)

February 3, 2024: Culinary Education Center (9AM - 12 PM)

February 5, 2024: Culinary Education Center (6PM - 7PM)

February 8, 2024: Freehold Campus (6PM - 7PM)

February 22, 2024: Middletown Campus (6PM - 7PM)

February 22, 2024: Tinton Falls Campus (6PM - 7PM)

February 27, 2024: Neptune Campus (6PM - 7PM)

February 28, 2024: Hazlet Campus (6PM - 7PM)

March 4, 2024: Culinary Education Center (6PM - 7PM)

March 6, 2024: Aberdeen Campus (6PM - 7PM)

About Shared Time

Shared-Time programs provide an opportunity for students to enroll in a career and technical education course while attending their home high school. The shared-time classes are a half-day in length and the student continues with their regular course of study at their home high school the other half of the day. Most programs consists of two years of study in which the student learns skills that will qualify them for entry-level jobs or prepare them for further education in their chosen career and technical education field. In addition, the students will learn workplace readiness skills and may participate in clinical experiences, shadowing experiences, or work-based structured learning.

All pupils will be given equal opportunity for enrollment in programs operated by the Monmouth County Vocational School District regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender, religion, disability, or socioeconomic status (34 C.F.R. Part 100, Appendix B, Section IV-A). No qualified handicapped person shall, on the basis of handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity which receives federal financial assistance, et seq (34 C.F.R. Part 104.4(a)(b).

Career Technical Education Math (CTEM)

A combination of algebra, geometry and numerical concepts. Curricula is devoted to enhancing the student’s mathematical understanding within the vocational/technical area as well as assist in preparation to successfully meet the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) requirement and basic skills college entrance exam (ACCUPLACER & TERRA NOVA).

Career Technical Education Science (CTES)

A combination of physical science, environmental science and various concepts of general science. Curricula is devoted to enhancing the student’s understanding and relationship of science within the vocational/technical area as well as assist in preparation to successfully meet the proposed New Jersey High School graduation requirement.

Integrated CTE Math (ICTEM)

Consists of topics from a wide variety of mathematical fields such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, probability and statistics.

Integrated CTE Science (ICTES)

Emphasizes the relationships amongst science concepts such as biology, chemistry, physics, environmental and social science. All Integrated CTE Math and Sciences are imbedded instruction within the CTE curriculum and classes.

Work Base Learning Program

Monmouth County Vocational School District’s work base learning program is designed to provide students with career pathways planning, employability skill development, occupational workplace training, and other employment experiences related to a chosen career. The MCVSD has partnerships with affiliated schools, parents, businesses, industry, and community agencies that create opportunities for students to participate in quality job training.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are aligned with industry and academic standards. CTE programs create well-marked paths students can follow from school to entry-level employment or post secondary training. Work base learning unites business and industry, organized labor, community-based organizations, parents, schools, and higher education and aims to ensure that students become skilled workers with a desire for life-long learning. The Structured Learning experience integrates school-based learning and work-based learning to better provide students with career preparation. For Job Opportunities and More visit https://sites.google.com/ctemc.org/sleboard

Work Base Learning Program Goals:

Improving the educational experience for high school students
Providing an engaging, relevant education that reduces dropout rates and improves student achievement
Helping students discover the wide range of career options available to them
Charting educational pathways through high school
Determining the best postsecondary education for optimum value and success
Developing workers with the skills, credentials and technical knowledge necessary to be a part of the new global economy.

2023-2024 School Calendar

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