Schools
Schools in the district (with 2008-09 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:
The Salem County Career and Technical High School, offering 14 career and technical education programs (477 students).
The Salem County Arts, Science and Technology Academies, operating in partnership with Penns Grove High School, Pennsville Memorial High School, Arthur P. Schalick High School and Woodstown High School.
The Business, Corporate and Customized Education Center and the Educational Technology Training Center, which offer programs in management, computer software application, mechanical and safety training programs.
The New Jersey Regional Day School in Mannington (56 students), which serves low-incident and multiply handicapped students from Cumberland County, Gloucester County and Salem County. Students are prepared for functional living and employment, and may be included in the Career Orientation Program or attend the career and technical education programs that are available at Salem County Career and Technical High School.
Read more about this topic: Salem County Vocational Technical Schools
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