hudson county schools of technology

The Hudson County Schools of Technology is a visionary

community that inspires creative independent thinking

through diverse learning opportunities.

Visit us online at www.hcstonline.org

COUNTY PREP HIGH SCHOOL& Academy of Technology and Design

525 Montgomery St, Jersey City, NJ 07302

HIGH TECH HIGH SCHOOL & Academy of Career and Technical Education

One High Tech Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094

EXPLORE MIDDLE SCHOOL 180 9th Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302

CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTERUnion City, NJ | Bayonne, NJ | Harrison, NJ

ADULT EDUCATIONESL, TASC, Post Secondary Programs

HUDSON COUNTY SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY2019-2020

Hudson County Schools of TechnologyBoard of EducationCraig Guy, President

Hugo D. Cabrera, Vice-PresidentMonica Fundora Amit Jani John Minella Geraldine Perez Arthur Pettigrew Amanda Trombetta

Hector A. Zulueta

Thomas A. DeGiseHudson County Executive

Hudson County Schools of Technology Administration

Amy Lin-Rodriguez, SuperintendentJoseph M. Muniz, Board Secretary

Nicholas Fargo, Business Administrator

HUDSON COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS

Craig Guy, Board President Amy Lin-Rodriguez, Superintendent

Our mission:The Hudson County Schools of Technology is a visionary community that inspires

creative independent thinking through diverse learning opportunities.

FreeholderCaridad Rodriguez

District 7

FreeholderTilo RivasDistrict 6

ChairpersonAnthony P. Vainieri, Jr.

District 8

FreeholderKenneth Kopacz

District 1

Vice ChairpersonWilliam O’Dea

District 2

FreeholderJerry Walker

District 3

FreeholderJoel TorresDistrict 4

Chairperson Pro-TemporeAnthony L. Romano, Jr.

District 5

FreeholderAlbert J. Cifelli

District 9

The HCST Foundation is a real-world results oriented organization whose purpose is to promote quality and innovative education for the community by empowering the district through fi nancial support and community involvement.

OUR MISSION

CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE!Please visit our website for more information: www.hcstfoundation.org

For full list of board and advisory members please visit http://bit.ly/HCSTBoard

Become a part of our HCSTF family and help us continue

providing our talented Hudson County students with

opportunities through grants & scholarships which make

their educational goals & dreams a reality.

FOUNDATION BOARD

Treasurer

Silverio Vega, Director

Hudson County Schools of TechnologyFrank J. Gargiulo Campus

One High Tech WaySecaucus, NJ 07094

Tel: (201) 662-6711

The HCST Foundation is a 501c(3) charitable Organization.

Barbara Mendolla, Building Principal

Hawa Zoe DahnSaw, Principal

Earl W. Byrd Center

525 Montgomery Street

Jersey City, NJ 07302

Tel: (201) 631-6300

We are a dynamic, diverse and compassionate learning community that encourages growth and embraces change through meaningful activities in a student centered environment.

Admission Criteria:

Extracurricular Activities

8th Grade Report Card

Social Development

Standardized Test Scores (Grades 6-7)

Transcript with Attendance (Grades 6-7)

English.......................................................20Mathematics..............................................15Social Studies............................................15Science......................................................15Foreign Language.......................................10Consumer Math........................................2.5Career Exploration.....................................2.5Physical Education & Health/Safety...........20Visual Performing Arts..................................5Electives...............................................30-40

Audio/ Visual ProductionBusinessChildcare and Human DevelopmentCommercial PhotographyComputer ProgrammingCosmetologyCulinary ArtsFashion DesignGraphic TechnologyInternetworking/Computer System SupportMedical ScienceMusic/Audio TechnologyPerforming Arts/DancePerforming Arts/Instrumental MusicPerforming Arts/ TheatreScienceSports Medicine/Exercise Science

COUNTY PREP HIGH SCHOOL

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HTHS creates a community of diverse learners by devel-oping potential through critical and creative thinking. We foster the expression of each student’s individuality while delivering a structured curriculum, which meets the needs of 21st century learners and citizens.

This Academy prepares students for college level study or careers in architecture, engineering, industrial design, robotics, digital fabrication, computer programming, and interior design.

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Performing ArtsThe programs of study are: Music & Audio Technology, Dance, Musical Theatre, and Drama. Media & Visual ArtsThe programs of study include: Graphic Technology, Fine & Studio Arts, Audio/Video Production, Broadcasting, Interactive Media, and Journal-ism/Writing for Media.

Biomedical ScienceThis challenging program requires a deep understanding of how to apply science, technology, engineering, and math to solve complex problems. Activities include investigating the death of a fi ctional person, to learn content in the context of real-world cases.

Environmental Science & SustainabilityStudents learn about sustainability and how to look at the natural world in a sustainable way. They also learn to identify and analyze solutions to environmental problems by conducting hands-on laboratory exercises and fi eld studies.

Culinary ArtsThis program of study includes Culinary, Baking and Pastry, and Food Service Management.

Dr. Joseph Giammarella, Building Principal

Kathleen Young, Principal

Hudson County Schools of Technology

Frank J. Gargiulo Campus

One High Tech Way

Secaucus, NJ 07094

Tel: (201) 662-6800

ACADEMYOFFERINGS

High Tech High School, a public school of choice off ered by theHudson County Schools of Technology, provides the students of Hudson County with a challenging Career and Technical Education program.

HIGH TECHHIGH SCHOOLTHE ACADEMY OF CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION

EXPLORE MIDDLE SCHOOL

Explore Middle School, the only career and technical middle school in New Jersey, is a rigorous, project-based school. Our curriculum is developed around thematic units that integrate interdisciplinary studies, meet the standards, and engage students in a hands-on approach. We focus on not only the core subjects but also career and technical studies, character development, team building, and critical thinking.

Within our diverse community, students learn how to be self-directed learners while being challenged academically, taking all traditional classes as well as CTE classes. Interpersonal skills are developed through collaborative activities that require both teamwork and independence. Explore Middle School builds character and enhances problem-solving abilities.

Allyson Krone, Principal

Community Education and Recreation Center

180 9th Street


Tel: 201-631-6396

The Hudson County Schools of Technology Career Development Center or the One-Stop means just that. Your employment and training needs and related services are universally accessible when you walk through our doors.

Main Offi ce530 48th St. 6th fl oor

Union City, NJ(201)369-5205Mon. thru Fri.

8:30am-4:30pm

Satellite Offi ce326 Harrison Ave.

Harrison, NJ(201)380-1580Mon. and Wed.9:00am-4:00pm

Satellite Offi ce630 Ave C, Room 9

Bayonne, NJ(201)858-6010

Ext. 6105Tues. and Thur.9:00am-4:00pm

The convenient linkage of:Employment Services

TrainingCareer CounselingE-LearningESLJob & Interviewing SkillsWorkshops And MORE!!!

Our One-Stop Career Center and Satellite offi ces are located at:

Teacher Assistant/Public SpeakingSecurity Offi cerCPCT/A (Emergency Room Technician)Dental Assistant & RadiologyEKG & Phlebotomy Technician Child Development Associate CosmetologyAccounting & Bookkeeping TechnicianComputer Systems & Networking TechnicianCulinary & BakingManagement Information Systems w/ESL Training Advanced Carpentry with Mixed Construction Trades

For further information regarding eligibility, please contact:Deanine Muniz, Placement Coordinator

201-369-5205 x-3741Visit us online at:

http://hudsontechnical.wix.com/hudsontechnical

HCST CDC is an equal opportunity employer with

equal opportunity programs. Auxiliary aids and services available upon request to

individuals with disabilities.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Career And Placement Services

Classes taught at Earl W. Byrd Center525 Montgomery St,

Jersey City, NJ

“The vision of the HCST Career Development Center is to provide a comfortable, user-friendly environment with a diverse, dedicated staff utilizing the latest technology

in a business and industry partnership that can easily demonstrate success.”

One-Stop Career Center will fi nancially assist UNEMPLOYED

and UNDEREMPLOYED interested students, who may qualify through

the eligibility process.

ALL INSTRUCTORS ARE NJ CERTIFIED TEACHERS.

High School diploma not required to register for ESL classes.

TUITION $200.00 Materials Included

Monday & Wednesday OR Tuesday & Thursday

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Room 200, 2nd Floor

For more information, please contact:

Adamarys Galvin, Director of ESL Programs

201-272-1600

North Bergen High School

7417 Kennedy Blvd

North Bergen, NJ 07047

CLASSES START

SEPTEMBER 9, 2019

ESL I, II, III are basic, intermediate and advanced courses for learners of English. Each

progressive level is designed to enhance the ability of non-native English speakers using

structured literacy studies of writing, grammar and speech while modeling conversational

real world interactions.

ESLEnglish as a Second Language

Learn English and Improve Speech

A National Test for a New Jersey State-Issued High School Diploma

Earl W. Byrd Center 525 Montgomery StreetJersey City, NJ 07302

Free practice test availablehttp://www.tasctest.com/resources.html

TASC (Formerly GED)

$104 for a battery of fi ve subtestsOnly Money Orders accepted for payment

Who can take the TASC?Test takers must meet the following criteria to take TASC:

• Not currently enrolled in or graduated from high school• At least 16 years old

Test Forms are available in English and Spanish

Forms of Identifi cationPhoto IDProof of New Jersey Residency

REGISTRATIONMondays

5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

TASC TestingTest Assessing Secondary Completion

Earn Your High School DiplomaFree TASC Preparation ProgramThis FREE program is designed to assist out of school youth (ages 16 to 24) by developing individualized learning plans to help students pass the TASC test and earn their New Jersey State issued high school diploma.

• Birth Certifi cate, US Passport orPermanent Resident Card

• Social Security Card• Photo ID• Proof of Address

(must be within 60 days)

Documents for Registration

CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENTKeri Sullivan, Director of Grants/Workforce Investment 201-631-6348Email: [email protected]: Monday-Thursday (3:30 pm - 5:00 pm)

CONTACT:Alicia Abraham

Director of Career & Technical Education201-631-6348

[email protected]

Earl W. Byrd Center 525 Montgomery Street


Alicia Abraham

Director of Career & Technical Education

Tel: 201-662-6791

[email protected]

Enroll in HCST' '"s Adult Education High School or

Registration Information........................................1

Air Conditioning & Refrigeration I & II (HVAC).......2Auto Mechanics I & II............................................2Carpentry I & II......................................................2Electricity I & II.......................................................3Electricity/HVAC (Spanish)....................................3Advanced Electricity...............................................3Handyman Specialist.............................................3Plumbing I & II.......................................................4Plumbing Apprenticeship Program.......................4Wastewater Collection System.............................4Water & Wastewater Treatment I & II....................4,5Advanced Wastewater Operations I & II..................5Welding.................................................................5

A+ Certification.....................................................6Computer Aided Drafting & Design (CADD)..........6Microsoft Office.....................................................6Tech Savvy for Senior Citizens..............................6

Basic Accounting & Quickbooks..........................7Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Course..........7

Cosmetology Completers’ Program.......................7Cosmetology/Hairstyling+.....................................7

Culinary Arts.........................................................8Baking & Pastry Programs....................................8

Certified Patient Care Technician/Assistant.........8CPR & First Aid.....................................................8First Responder.....................................................8Dental Assistant & Radiology...............................9Electrocardiograph Technician (ECG)...................9Phlebotomy Technician.......................................9ECG & Phlebotomy Technician Combined..........9Medical Assistant.................................................9Medical Billing & Coding Office Technology I & II..10

Childcare Development Associate........................10Teacher Assistant Certification..............................10Security Officer Registration Act Training (SORA)..11Security Industry Registration Act Training (SIRA)..11

General Information

Auto/Construction Trades Program

Business Programs

Technology Programs

Cosmetology Programs

Culinary Programs

Medical Programs

Professional Advancement Programs

HCST HUDSON TECHNICAL

POST SECONDARYA student-focused and diverse community that enriches students’ lives through educational programs that lead to

employability, self-sufficiency, independence and success.

Earl W. Byrd Center

525 Montgomery Street


www.hcstonline.org/hudsontechnical

Alicia Abraham

Director of Career & Technical Education

Tel: 201-662-6791

[email protected]

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Adult vocational education classes are open to all persons ages 18+, who can profit from training, are capable of performing the course work, meet prerequisite requirements and can pay the applicable fees. Students applying for state licensing programs, which have a completion of high school requirement, must provide a copy of high school diploma or high school equivalency diploma at registration.

TUITION & FEESAll courses are tuition-based. Each course has the required fee list-ed with the course description in the catalog. Fees include tuition, a non-refundable $15 registration fee and where noted, textbooks and supplies. All fees must be paid in full at time of registration by credit card or money order only made payable to HCST.

REFUND POLICYPrior to and after the first scheduled class meeting, you may request a tuition refund in accordace with the HCST Board of Education Policy. There will be no refunds after the first night of class. (A $15 registration fee will be deducted from refunds). Students must notify the Adult Education Office at 201-662-6791 to initiate the re-fund process. Check refunds will take 6-8 weeks to process. We are not responsible for snow days; however, cancelled classes will be rescheduled.

COURSE CANCELLATIONCourses may be cancelled by HCST or merged, if enrollment does not permit economical operation. Registered students, who cannot be accomodated, may elect to transfer to another course, receive credit for a future course, or receive a full refund (including the $15 registration fee).

TEXTBOOKSWhen a textbook is required for a class, students must purchase them on their own. Information can be located on our website www.hcstonline.org/hudsontechnical. Students must have the textbook for the first night of class.

SUPPLIES/PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENTSupplies used for personal projects are the responsibility of the stu-dent. Items such as auto body paint, lumber, motor oil, and sandpa-per are examples of personal supplies. All items used, as required training exercises, are supplied by the school. Personal safety equipment such as safety glasses and goggles must be used and are not included in the tuition fee. No one will be allowed to partici-pate in the training instruction without required safety items.

AWARDING CERTIFICATESStudents must attend a minimum of 85% of all school class hours and meet the course requirements, in order to receive the recom-mendation of the Adult Education Principal. To be eligible for a Certificate of Completion. (Licensing, certification, & apprentice programs may require higher attendance rates. See individual requirements. All fees must be paid or certificates will not be issued.)

CLASS SIZE AND SCHEDULESShops and classes are designed so that each student has access to the tools and equipment necessary to aquire the skills taught in the course. All classes and shops are planned with a student-teacher ratio that provides an optimum learning situation. (A minimum of 10 students is required to begin a course). The school reserves the right to cancel any course with insufficient enrollment. Every attempt will be made to maintain the class schedules as printed. In order to ac-comodate the greatest number of students possible, some changes in campus locations or days may be necessary.

CLASS MEETING DATES, TIMES, & LOCATIONClasses begin September 23, 2019 unless otherwise noted. Refer to individual course listing for class meeting dates and times. Students will receive notification by email upon enrollment. Classes may be extended due to inclement weather. No refunds for inclement weather. When school is closed, all related outside school activities and training are also cancelled.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITYIt is the policy of the Board of Education of the Hudson County Schools of Technology not to discriminate in its programs, activities, employment practices or admission policies on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sex, ancestry, national origin, affectional and sexual orientation, disability or social or economic status. Inquiries regarding affirmative action, discrimination (including Title IX requirements), sexual harassment or equity should be directed to:

Alicia Abraham, AAO/Section 504 Officer/Title IX CoordinatorHudson County Schools of Technology

Secaucus, North Bergen and Jersey City Centers(201) 662-6724 or e-mail [email protected]

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

SCHOOL HOLIDAYSSeptember 2, 2019...................Labor DayOctober 14, 2019.....................Columbus DayNovember 5, 2019...................Election DayNovember 7-8, 2019................NJEA ConventionNovember 11, 2019.................Veterans DayNovember 28-29, 2019............Thanksgiving RecessDec. 23, 2019 - Jan. 1, 2020....Winter VacationJanuary 20, 2020…........….......Martin Luther King Jr. DayFebruary 17-21, 2020...............Winter RecessApril 10-17, 2020......................Spring RecessMay 25, 2020…........….............Memorial Day

AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION IThe basic vapor compression system will be taught. The types, principles, and operation of compressors, condensers, sub-cooling, liquid receivers, pump-down, filter dryers, sight glasses, metering devices, evaporators, superheat, and heat transfers will be introduced. This course will also focus on phase changes regarding temperature, refrigerants, manifold gauges, soldering, swaging, flaring, leak detection, evacuation, changing oils, recovery, recycling, and reclaiming.

AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION IIExplore the types, principles, and operations of voltmeter, ohmmeters, ammeter, singles and three phrase, transformers, thermostats, current relays, contactors, starters, and over-current protection. The study of single element and time-delay fuse, circuit breakers, pressure actuated protection devices, solid state motor compressor protection, motors, capacitors, motor data plates, symbols, and safety practices are stressed. Hands-on electrical troubleshooting is also introduced. Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.

EPA Certification Available

Students will receive a 10% discount if registering for Part I & II together!

BayonneDoor 18 G-1

$737.00Spring Course # 118101.422 Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30 90 Hours

BayonneDoor 18 G-1

$737.00Fall Course # 118100.412 Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30 90 Hours

AUTO/CONSTRUCTION TRADE PROGRAMS

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CARPENTRY IIDevelop skills with tools and familiarization with the techniques of finish work: installing doors, windows, flooring, drywall, exterior trim, door and window trim, baseboards and moldings, shelves, building stairs, and framing. Develop your problem solving ability, your “eye” for good work and the tricks of the trade. Hands-on exercises in each class will include finish work on demonstration frames built for the course.Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.

Course # 118102.411Course # 118102.421

BayonneDoor 18 G-4

$737.00FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30

90 Hours

Industry Standard Certification

AUTO MECHANICS I & IIDevelop the neophyte student to an understanding of suspensions, engines, computer-controlled fuel injection systems, new emission systems, inspection requirements, braking systems, transmissions, and other systems, through lectures and hands-on work. Shop and personal safety, use of hand tools, lubrication services, car safety inspection, under car visual inspection, under hood visual inspection, chassis lubrication, oil and filter change, service of automotive transmission, tire maintenance and repair, wheel bearing maintenance, basic automotive electricity, and engine theory will be included.

EPA Certification Available

BayonneTBA

$1470.00Semester basis:$737.00

10 Month Course

Course # 110100.101 Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 180 Hours

CARPENTRY IExplore the many facets of work encompassed by the carpentry profession. Learn the development of plans from site and layout work through the construction of footings, foundations, floors, walls, roofs, ceilings, and finish work. Hands on experience.


Course # 118102.411 Course # 118102.421

BayonneDoor 18 G-4

$737.00FallSpring

Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30 90 Hours

ELECTRICITY IThis course will introduce the student to the basic hand and power tools used on the job every day as well as tool safety and electrical safety procedures. Series and parallel circuits, circuit calculations, electrical materials such as boxes, wire and cable, panel, and circuit breakers will be handled and identified.


ELECTRICITY IIGain important knowledge of basic residential circuits, hands-on experience with basic wiring and blue print reading and multimeter troubleshooting circuits. Capacitance, inductance, reactance, impedance as well as magnetism, electromagnetism, transformers, and their application to motors and generators will be discussed. The application of The National Electrical Code requirement to everyday installations will be covered. Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.


BayonneDoor 18 G-2

$737.00$737.00$762.00

Spring Spring Fall

Course # 118107.421Course # 118107.424Course # 118107.411

Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30Saturdays 10:00-4:00

90 Hours90 Hours96 Hours

BayonneDoor 18 G-2

$737.00$737.00$762.00

FallFallSpring


Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30Saturdays 10:00-4:00

90 Hours90 Hours96 Hours

3

ADVANCED ELECTRICITYLevel 2 is a 150-hour course and partially meets the academic requirements of the Electricity Apprenticeship State Requirements. Applicants must complete Level 1 (Electricity I&II) before registering for Level 2. Level 2 is a 10 month program and a pre-requisite for Level 3 scheduled for next year. Level 3 is equivalent to 3rd year of Plumbing Apprenticeship.

Training towards NJ State Requirements for Electricity License

BayonneDoor 18 G-2

$999.00Level 2 Level 3Level 4


Wednesday 5:00-9:30 150 Hours

ELECTRICITY/ HVAC BASICS IN SPANISHBASICA ELECTRICIDAD/AIRE ACONDICIONADO Y REFRIGERACION

A combination of both Basic Electricity and Basic Air Conditioning & Refrigeration. The course will introduce the student to the basic hand and power tools used on the job every day as well as tool safety and electrical safety procedures. The basic vapor compression system will be taught. The types, principles, and operation of compressors, condensers, sub-cooling, liquid receivers, pump-down, filter dryers, sight glasses, metering devices, evaporators, superheat, and heat transfers will be introduced. Este Curso es una combinacion Basica de Electricidad , Aire Acondicionado y Refrigeracion. En este curso enseñaremos a los estudiantes como utilizar las herramientas de manera segura y tambien a realizar procesos de Electricidad, Aire Acondicionado y Refrigeracion con seguiridad necesaria para el uso diario en sus trabajos. Tambien se enseñara los tipos, principios y operaciones necesarias para dicho curso.

BayonneDoor 18

$737.00FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 HoursCourse # Course #

HANDYMAN SPECIALISTLearn the basic principles of electricity, carpentry, and plumbing. Upon completion, students will be able to perform the duties of a building superintendent. Get hands-on experience in each program for a total of 5 weeks and a certificate of completion will be awarded at the end of this 96 hour program.

BayonneDoor 18 G-7

$949.00FallSpring

16 Saturdays, 10:00-4:00 96 HoursCourse # 118109.411 Course # 118109.421


PLUMBING ILearn to identify basic plumbing tools, materials, fittings, valves, and fixtures. Hours of hands-on experience will teach the students to measure, cut and assemble gas pipe, copper, PVC, and cast iron pipe. Special classes will also be dedicated to the repair of leaky faucets, running toilets, and clogged pipes.

BayonneDoor 18 G-6

$737.00Fall Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 HoursCourse # 118112.411


PLUMBING IILearn the purpose of traps, vents, back-flow preventers and relief valves. Hands-on experience will include the installation of water closets, lavatories, hot water heaters, dishwashers, and pumps. Students must have completed and passed part I in order to be eligible for part II.

BayonneDoor 18 G-6

$737.00Fall Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 HoursCourse # 118113.421


PLUMBING APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMApplicants must complete Level 1 before registering for Level 2, which is a 150-hour course and partially meets the academic requirements of the Plumbing Apprenticeship State Requirements. Learn to take precise measurements incorporating offsets and providing the correct pitch. Practice layout, design and actual rough-in of kitchen and bathroom installations. Learn to properly size water and fuel gas lines as well as draw, read, and interpret technical drawings. Hours of hands-on experience will allow the student to showcase their piping skills by learning to install various heating systems. Level 2 is a 10 month program and a pre-requisite for Level 3 scheduled for next year. Level 3 is equivalent to 3rd year of Plumbing Apprenticeship.

Training towards NJ State Requirements for Plumbing License

BayonneDoor 18 G-6

$999.00Level 2Level 3Level 4


Tues, 5:00-9:30 150 Hours

WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM OPERATION & MAINTENANCEThis course meets once per week to prepare the student to meet the NJDEP training requirement for licensing. Topics include hydraulics, construction of collection systems, maintenance and repair of pipelines, operation and maintenance of pumps, pump curves, safety, and regulations. Upon completion of this course students with the appropriate experience may sit for C-2 NJDEP Collection System Operator’s License.

HCRm. 3

$627.00Books Not Included

FallSpring

Tuesday, 5:30-8:30 45 HoursCourse # 119104.311Course # 119104.321


WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT PART IThe course prepares the student for the N.J. Licensing Examination and will familiarize novices with the field of water & wastewater treatment. Course content will devote time to problem solving, daily operations, and mechanical practices. Gain an understanding of pumps and motors, basic electricity, hydraulics, basic chemistry, and the common water and wastewater treatment processes.

Course # 119102.311 HC, Rm. 2Linden SA

$676.00Books not included.

FallFall

Mon & Wed, 5:30-8:30Mon & Wed, 6:00-9:00

90 Hours


4

WELDING IThis course is designed to give the beginner and novice welding student hours of instruction through lecture, one on one demonstration, practical application and experience in electric arc welding. An overview of safety, metal preparation, electrode selection, bead placement and joint welding in the flat , vertical and over head positions are practiced using various electrodes. Students must supply their own welding gloves and safety glasses.

Course # 118134.411 Course # 118134.421

WELDING II & IIIWelding II & III offer the student the opportunity to practice and master the skills introduced in the previous program. Each semester is 90 hrs and certificates will be awarded after each semester. Students must supply their own welding gloves and safety glasses.

BayonneDoor 18 2nd Flr

$737.00Uniforms not included.

FallSpring

Course # 118134.411 Course # 1181.421

Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 Hours

BayonneDoor 18 2nd Flr

$737.00Uniforms not included.

FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 Hours

ADVANCED WASTE WATER OPERATIONS PART IIAll aspects of activated sludge aand modified activated sludge processes will be covered. Laboratory procedure, safety, chemical use, and troubleshooting of common problems involved in the wastewater field will be covered. Learn the terminology as you gain the essential knowledge needed for the NJ licensing examination. This course is taught at off-site location in collaboration with Waste Water Plant. Students must have completed and passed Part I in order to beeligible for Part II. Students must have completed and passed Part I and Part II in order to sit for the licensing S-2 exam.

Off-SiteRm. 10

$627.00 Books Not Included

Fall Course # 119100.321 Tues, 5:30-8:30 45 Hours


ADVANCED WASTE WATER OPERATIONS PART IReview the basics of units and conversion and introduce the natural hydrologic cycle, an overview wastewater characterization, the collection system, and unit processes. Anaerobic digestion, sludge handling, and disposal are included. Process control techniques along with sampling and laboratory analysis will be introduced. This course is taught at off-site location in collaboration with Waste Water Plant.


Off-SiteRm. 10

$627.00 Books Not Included

Fall Course # 119100.311 Tues, 5:30-8:30 45 Hours

WATER & WASTEWATER TREATMENT PART IIFine tune understanding of wastewater and collections system as you further prepare for the N.J. Licensing Examination. Course content will cover water treatment, collection systems, confined space and safety, sludge digestion, and solids handling, and address effluent disposal techniques, pumps, motor maintenance, basic electrical knowledge, preview rules, and regulations, plant safety practices, and preliminary laboratory procedures and methods. Students must have completed and passed Part I in order to be eligible for Part II.Completion and passing of the course qualifies students to sit for the following licensing exams: most Grade I Licenses, S-1 Sewerage, C-Collection, W-1 Water, and T-Water Treatment.

Course # 119103.321 HC, Rm. 2Linden SA

$676.00Books not included.

SpringSpring

Mon & Wed, 5:30-8:30Mon & Wed, 6:00-9:00

90 Hours

State Certification Available

5

MICROSOFT OFFICELearn to use Microsoft Office more effectively along with creating professional documents. The Word topics will range from the basic document editing to creating a document with inserted pictures, tables, hyperlinks, mail merges, and postcards. The Excel topics will range from creating spreadsheets using simple formulas to creating a more business like spreadsheet that links to other cells using Excel features. Topics for PowerPoint will range from creating simple presentations to more advanced slide shows with inserted music and videos.

Course # 112105.111 Course # 112105.121

TECH SAVVY FOR SENIOR CITIZENSThis is a course for senior citizens who want to learn computer basics and gain hands-on experience with a personal computer. Course topics will include an overview of the computer, hardware, software, purchasing considerations, the mouse, printers, computer terminology, and operating systems. You will also learn to use the Internet and receive an overview of software applications such as MS Word and MS PowerPoint. HCST transportation available. MUST BE AGE 55+ TO ENROLL IN THIS COURSE.

Course # 112106.211 Course # 112106.221

A+ CERTIFICATIONA+ certification is an international industry credential. Gain a broad base of knowledge and competency in hardware and operating system technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance, and basic networking. This course will prepare students to take the two current A+ Exams. Exams will be administered through a cooperative agreement between HCST and Pearson VUE Test Center.

TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS

COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING & DESIGN (CADD)Learn how to develop detailed mechanical and architectural drawings using state of the art computers and the latest version of the Auto CAD software. Explore the world of 3D technology and learn how to develop realistic computerized 3D models. Design projects with applications in the areas of architectural, civil, electronic, electromechanical, and technical illustrating. Become proficient in the user coordinate system.

Jersey CityRm. 216

$149.00Scholarship Funds Available

FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 3:30-5:30 60 Hours

Jersey CityRm. 215

$676.00FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 Hours

Course # 112100.211 Course # 112100.221

Jersey CityRm. 216

$970.00FallSpring

Mon, Tues, Wed, 6:00-9:00 144 Hours



Course # 112107.211 Course # 112107.221

Jersey CityRm. 406/408

$1,095.00FallSpring

Mon - Thurs , 6:00-9:00 180 Hours


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BUSINESS PROGRAMSBASIC ACCOUNTING & QUICKBOOKS

This course will lead new users through a review of accounting basics, setting up a company, reconciliation of bank accounts, paying bills, invoicing and generating reports through financial statements preparation. In addition, it includes practice and QuickBooks Certification Exams.

REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON LICENSING COURSEThis course is approved by the N.J. Real Estate Commission as a prerequisite for the real estate salesperson license examination. The school will furnish the necessary study materials including a required final exam to better prepare the applicant for the state exam. Upon successful completion of the course, each student will receive a candidate guide, including the school certificate necessary to take the state exam.PLEASE NOTE: You must be at least 18 years of age and have the equivalent of a high school education before you apply to take the State of New Jersey License examination.

Jersey CityRm. TBA

$499.00Exam fees not included.

FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 6:00-9:15 90 HoursCourse # 111102.111 Course # 111102.121

Jersey CityRm. 215

$676.00FallSpring

Tues & Thurs, 6:30-9:30 90 HoursCourse # 111101.111 Course # 111101.121


COSMETOLOGY PROGRAMS

COSMETOLOGY & HAIRSTYLING +The purpose of the course is to prepare operators who are equipped in terms of skill and knowledge to render cosmetology service that is safe, efficient, and in conformity with established minimum standards for this work in New Jersey. All cosmetology skills including manicure will be taught. Those completing this course will be eligible to take the State Board of Beauty Culture examination for an operator’s license, providing they have a high school diploma or the equivalent. Students must attend class for a total of 1,000 hours, 90% weekly attendance, and lab coats are required. Includes a six hour course in airbrush makeup. Students completing the course will increase their revenue and become a salon-ready make-up artist. NJ State Certification Exam is offered upon completion.

BayonneBasement

$4,50010 Month Program, Fall Start

Mon-Fri, 3:00-9:00 1,000 Hours

Course # 117100.401

Industry Certification Available

COSMETOLOGY COMPLETER’S PROGRAMShort on hours for your cosmetology license? Gain the necessary certification in our daytime class. You must present proof of hours and have a minimum of at least 700 hours from an accredited cosmetology institution in New Jersey to be eligible for this program.

BayonneBasement

$8.00 Per HourPayment due upon registration

Fall Mon-Friday, 9:00-11:00 or 1:00-3:00 or 5:00-9:00

90 HoursCourse # 117101.201


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CULINARY PROGRAMSCULINARY ARTS

This course emphasizes individual attention and hands-on participation that will lead to mastery in basic culinary skills and techniques, and stresses high quality rather than quantity food preparation. Become better equipped to find and retain employment in the food service industry. Gain an understanding of the structure and functions of standardized recipes. The program includes a 16 hour course in ServSafe® Food Safety Certification. This course meets the requirements for food manager certification and re-certification mandated effective January 2010- Chapter 24 (N.J.A.C. 8:24). An in-class examination to become a ServSafe® Certified Food Service Manager will be administered. Individuals must attend the entire sixteen-hour course and score 75% or higher on the exam to become certified.

Jersey CityKitchen

$970.0010 Month Program,

Tues & Thurs, 6:00-9:30 200 HoursCourse # 117100.401

Industry Certification Available

BAKING & PASTRY PROGRAMSThe Baking and Pastry program is a 16 weeks course developed for one who has an interest in desserts, pastry, and classic baking techniques. Learn various baking principles such as artisanal bread making, commercial baking, cake decorating using fondant and buttercream, pies, pastries, desserts, holiday classics, and candy preparation. Students will be assisted with finding suitable employment in the industry.

Jersey CityKitchen

$399.00FallSpring

Wednesdays, 5:30-9:30 64 HoursCourse # 113103.111Course # 113103.121

Jersey CityKitchen

$399.00FallSpring

Mondays, 5:30-9:30 64 HoursCourse # 113104.111Course # 113104.121

ADVANCED COURSE

BEGINNER COURSE

MEDICAL PROGRAMS

CPCT/A CERTIFIED PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN/ASSISTANTCourse includes ECG, Phlebotomy, CPR, First Responder, Blood Born Pathogen.

Jersey City $1,750.00$10.00 Fee for CPR Card

FallSpring

Mon-Friday, 6:00-9:00 240 HoursCourse # 115109.211Course # 115109.221

National Exam & Certification Available

(Offered as a part of CPCT/A, ECG, & Phlebotomy course)

Certified through the AHA

Walk-ins Welcome

CPR & FIRST AIDThe American Safety Health Institute (ASHI) was created to help students develop basic first aid skills and the confidence to respond. The basic first aid program is an excellent choice for both the community and workplace setting, and is consistent with the recommendations of the 2010 National First Aid Science Advisory Board and OSHA’s best practices for the first aid training in the workplace. School bus drivers, child care workers, teachers, parents, babysitters, emergency response teams and adult residential care personnel should consider this course.HeartSaver for lay rescuers $55 BLS for Healthcare providers $65Infant CPR for CD Associates $85

(Offered as a part of CPCT/A, ECG, & Phlebotomy course)

FIRST RESPONDER COMPONENTOne of a series of courses making up a national emergency medical services education program for out of hospital care. This course thoroughly covers the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) National Standards Curriculum for First Responders.

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DENTAL ASSISTANT & RADIOLOGYA stimulating fast-paced dental assistant program designed to prepare you to function effectively as an integral member of a dental health care team. Focus will be on learning the techniques of dental theory and terminology, four-handed chair side procedures. $676.00 DENTAL ASSISTANT COMPONENT ONLY - Tues & WedIntroduction to digital and panoramic radiology, infection control standards, obtaining impressions of the oral cavity, and custom trays used for vital bleaching procedures. Radiology component is taught at off-site location in collaboration with Dental Studies Institute. Radiology classes will be running on alternative days.Specific schedules will be assigned to each student individually upon enrollment.$1750.00 DENTAL & RADIOLOGY Monday through ThursdayRadiology State Exam Application Fee Not Included

Jersey CityD505

$676.00 OR$1,750.00(See Above)

FallSpring

Tues & Wed, 6:30-9:30 90 HoursCourse # 118104.111Course # 118104.121


ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH TECHNICIAN (ECG)This course provides an in-depth study of the heart and its function along with vital signs, and ECG recognition. Upon completion the student will be able to administer and record ECGS and recognize ECG abnormalities. Lab sessions allow the student hands-on experience in ECGS. Students will also learn to identify atrial and ventricular abnormalities.

Jersey CityRm. D503

$676.00$10 CPR Card Fee

FallSpring

Mon & Wed, 6:00-9:00Tues & Thurs, 6:00-9:00

90 HoursCourse # 115100.211 Course # 115100.221

PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIANThis course focuses on blood drawing procedures, safety, and infection control in a health care facility. The course consists of both didactic and clinical instruction in the collection of blood specimens for diagnostic testing. Basic concepts in infection control, personal safety, professional conduct, and the medical legal aspects of phlebotomy correlated to clinical applications as they relate to laboratory testing and patient conditions are taught. Lab sessions allow hands-on experience in venipuncture, skin puncture, and blood tests.

Jersey CityRm. D503

$676.00$10 CPR Card Fee

FallSpring

Tues & Thurs, 6:00-9:00Mon & Wed, 6:00-9:00

90 HoursCourse # 115103.211 Course # 115103.221

ECG & PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN COMBINEDThis course includes both ECG and Phlebotomy Technician courses.

Jersey CityRm. D503

$1,420.00Test Fees Included$10 CPR Card Fee

FallSpring

Mon-Thurs, 6:00-9:00 192 HoursCourse # 115110.211 Course # 115110.221

National Certification Available

MEDICAL ASSISTANTTopics, covered in class are: Checking patients in and out upon arrival and departure; assisting providers with exams and procedures, administering injections or medications, working in the electronic health record (EHR), performing EKG, phlebotomy, and laboratory procedures; taking patient vital signs. Lab sessions will allow the students hands-on experience in ECGS, venipuncture, skin puncture, and blood tests.

Jersey CityRm. TBA

$1,750.00FallSpring

Mon-Fri, 6:00-9:00 240 HoursCourse # Course #

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MEDICAL BILLING & CODING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY IThis course introduces the student to a career in outpatient (physician practices) medical office administrative support services. Topics include medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, ICD coding of diseases and CPT procedures, medical insurance and legal aspects of medical administration, the reimbursement accounting processes using the CMS1500 form and the use of Medical Office Management Software. Successful completion of this course prepares the student for the National Healthcareer Association Certified Coding and Billing Specialist (NHA CBCS) certification exam.

Jersey CityRm. 205

$799.00FallSpring

Tues & Thurs 5:30-9:30 128 HoursCourse # 115112.111Course # 115112.121

MEDICAL BILLING & CODING OFFICE TECHNOLOGY IIThis course prepares the student to advance career options in outpatient (physician practices) and inpatient (hospital) medical office administrative support services. Topics include medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, interpreting medical cases for conversion into ICD and CPT or PCS codes, medical insurance and legal aspects of medical administration, the reimbursement accounting processes using the CMS1500 and UB04 forms and the use of Medical Office Management Software. Successful completion of this course prepares the student for the American Health Information Management Certified Coding Associate (AHIMA CCA) certification exam.

Jersey CityRm. 205

$799.00FallSpring

Mon & Wed 5:30-9:30 128 HoursCourse # 115102.111Course # 115102.121

CHILDCARE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE (CDA)A unique program that provides “one-stop” approach for all interested in CDA certification and internship. Included in the program are: 120 hours of academic training, assistance with CDA application, portfolio assistance, professional on-site observation in an early childhood setting, exam preparation, and on-site testing. All of the above are in compliance with CDA Council requirements for License.480 hours of internship will be accepted through students’ prior early childhood working experience, providing that an official employer letter is submitted. Internship* will also be available on a limited basis as a part of the course at off-site locations.

Jersey CityRm. 319

$999.00CDA application & testing fees not included

FallSpring

Mon-Wed 6:00-9:00 144 HoursCourse # 114132.211Course # 114132.221

National License Available

*Internship hours will bescheduled on an individual basis, asneeded, and will NOT interfere withclassroom schedule.

PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT PROGRAMS

TEACHER ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION PREPARATION PROGRAMThis exclusive 5 week fast track program was designed in response to the NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT and the ever-growing demand for trained teachers in New Jersey classrooms. Prepare for passing the New Jersey PRAXIS Parapro Examination. For registration or questions call (201) 631-6350 or email [email protected].

Jersey CityRm. 319

$341.00Exam Fee Not Included

Dates Thursdays, 6:00-9:00 15 HoursCourse # 116102.211Course # 116102.212Course # 116101.221Course # 116102.222

NJ PRAXIS ParaPro is available on school premises.

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SECURITY OFFICER REGISTRATION ACT (SORA) TRAINING (New Officers)

This 24 hour training program is designed to provide the required training as mandated by (N.J.S. 45:19A-1 to 45:19A-12). Upon successful completion, a certificate of registration, valid for two years, is issued by the NJ State Police.

1. All applicants must download an application for registration as a security officeron the state police web site at www.njsp.org (click on Services tab then scrolldown to Private Detective/Security Info). A non-refundable $50.00 application feeand surcharge fee of $25.00 must be submitted electronically with the completedapplication. This will be done the first night of class.2. All applicants must submit fingerprints and written consent for criminalbackground checks as outlined on the NJ State Police web site. Applicantsmust bear the cost of these checks.3. The NJ State Police will issue a temporary certificate of registration as asecurity officer. The applicant has 30 days to complete an approved securityofficer training course.If an applicant fails to complete the training course within 30 days without filing for an extension with the NJ State Police he/she must resubmit an application and fees.

The course consists of Homeland Security/Counter terrorism, Communications, Emergency Response/ICS, Theft Prevention, Limits on use of force, Detention of suspects, Ethics/Professional Conduct, and other subjects deemed appropriate by the Superintendent of State Police.

Jersey CityRm. 322-A

$119.00Dates Mon, Tues, Wed, 5:00-9:00 24 HoursCourse # 116100.211Course # 116100.212Course # 116100.221Course # 116100.222

SECURITY INDUSTRY REGISTRATION ACT (SIRA) TRAINING (Renewing Officers)

This eight hour training program is designed to provide the required training as mandated by (N.J.S. 45:19A-1 to 45:19A-12). Upon successful completion, a certificate of registration, valid for two years, is issued by the NJ State Police.

1. All applicants must download an application for registration as a security officeron the state police web site at www.njsp.org (click on Services tab then scrolldown to Private Detective/Security Info). A non-refundable $50.00 application feeand surcharge fee of $25.00 must be submitted electronically with the completedapplication. This will be done the first night of class.2. The NJ State Police will issue a temporary certificate of registration as asecurity officer. The applicant has 30 days to complete an approved securityofficer training course. If an applicant fails to complete the training course within30 days without filing for an extension with the NJ State Police he/she mustresubmit an application and fees.

The course consists of Homeland Security/Counter terrorism, Communications, Emergency Response/ICS, Theft Prevention, Limits on use of force, Detention of suspects, Ethics/Professional Conduct, and other subjects deemed appropriate by the Superintendent of State Police.

Jersey CityRm. 322-A

$60.00FallSpring

Tues & Thurs, 5:00-9:00 8 HoursCourse # 116101.211Course # 116101.221

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STUDENT INFORMATION

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Last Name First Name Middle Name

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address (No & Street) Apt # City State Zip

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DOB SS # Phone #

Have you earned your high school diploma?: [ ] Yes [ ] No

STATE OF NEW JERSEY INFORMATION

Gender: [ ] Male [ ] Female Is the STUDENT a Single Parent?: [ ] Yes [ ] No

Home Language: _______________________________________

Country of Birth: ________________________________________

State of Birth: __________________________________________

City of Birth: ____________________________________________

Ethnicity: [ ] Hispanic or Latino [ ] Not Hispanic or Latino

Race: [ ] American Indian or Alaskan Native [ ] Asian [ ] Black or African American [ ] Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander [ ] White

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Last Name First Name Relationship Phone #

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Last Name First Name Relationship Phone #

MEDICAL INFORMATION Are you currently under the care of a physician? [ ] Yes [ ] No

Are you taking medication(s)? [ ] Yes [ ] No

______________________________________________________________ __________________ Student’s Signature Date

NONDISCRIMINATION NOTICE “It is the policy of the Board of Education of the Hudson County Schools of Technology not to discriminate in employment or educational opportunity

against any person by reason of race, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, affectional or sexual orientation, marital status, liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States, or atypical hereditary cellular or blood trait of any individual, in employment or in educational opportunities. Further

state and federal protection is extended on account of disabilities, social or economic status, pregnancy, childbirth, pregnancy related disabilities, actual or potential parenthood, or family status.” Inquiries regarding affirmative action, discrimination (including Title IX requirements), sexual

harassment or equity should be directed to: Alicia Abraham Affirmative Action Officer/504 Officer/Title IX Coordinator

201-662-6724 or Email: [email protected]

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