Full Time | Schools | Career Academies
Location and Contact:
765 Newman Springs Rd.
P.O. Box 119, Lincroft, NJ 07738
Phone: 732-842-8444
Fax: 732-219-9418
About HTHS
High Technology High School, located on the campus of Brookdale Community College, is a specialized career academy that emphasizes the disciplines of science, mathematics, and technology in support of its pre-engineering career focus.
The application process is very competitive with approximately seventy-five students being selected each year from a pool of over two hundred and fifty outstanding applicants, representing a cross-section of students from over forty-five sending school districts. Students apply as 8th graders and are accepted based on multiple criteria, including middle school grades, and performance on district developed assessments.
High Technology High School has been continually recognized by a number of publications as one of the top schools in the country. While the accolades and top rankings are a welcome recognition of the hard work and dedication of the students, their parents, and the faculty and staff, as a school we strive for much more. We recognize our students apply to and attend the best universities and colleges in the country. It is our priority to adequately prepare them to succeed at the next level. Our goal is for all of our students to reach beyond their own dreams and aspirations.
Mission Statement: High Technology High School is a pre-engineering career academy that emphasizes the interconnections among mathematics, science, technology and the humanities, prepares students to become creative problem solvers, effective communicators, and tomorrow's leaders through a rigorous, specialized curriculum and collaborative partnerships.
Course Offerings
Freshman Courses
Biology
Mathematics (Geometry, Algebra II & Trig.)
English 1
World History
World Language (French, Latin, Spanish)
Physical Education
Health
Themed-Based Courses:
Introduction to Engineering Design
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Data Analysis
Introduction to Research
Sophomore Courses
Physics
Mathematics (Algebra II, PreCalculus)
English 2
United States History 1
World Language
Physical Education
Health
Guidance
Themed-Based Courses:
Research Practicum
Principles of Engineering
AP Computer Science A
Junior Courses
Lab Chemistry
Mathematics (Precalculus, AP Calculus BC)
English 3
United States History 2
World Language
Physical Education
Health
Themed-Based Courses (students choose one):
Biomedical Engineering
Civil Engineering & Architecture
Computer Science & Software Engineering
Digital Electronics
Senior Courses
AP Biology, AP Physics, or AP Chemistry
Mathematics (AP Calc AB or BC, Multi-variable Calculus or AP Statistics)
English 4
Health/Physical Education
Visual & Performing Arts
Electives (students choose two of the following):
- Current Global Issues
- AP Statistics
- World Language
Themed-Based Courses:
Mentorship
Engineering Design & Development




