The Bergen County Technical Schools District was founded in 1951 to oversee the County's growing need for vocational education. The following year, Bergen County Vocational-Technical High School, the first full-time facility of its kind in the state, opened at 200 Hackensack Avenue. At that time, students studied the union trades of plumbing, carpentry, masonry, and electrical work.

Education

Bergen County Technical Schools

Bergen County Technical Schools' headquarters in Paramus, NJ, United States

This department is responsible for delivering educational programs and instruction across various subjects.

Education Department

This department focuses on overseeing and guiding educational programs and policies within the organization.

Educational Leadership

This department focuses on delivering specialized educational programs in various technical and engineering subjects.

Education and Training

This department provides technical support and troubleshooting for IT-related issues and equipment.

IT Support Services

This department oversees the organization and management of various projects, ensuring efficient coordination and execution of tasks.

Project Coordination

This department focuses on the assessment, prevention, and rehabilitation of sports-related injuries.

Bergen County Technical Schools

Org chart

Teams

Education Department

Educational Leadership

Education and Training

IT Support Services

Project Coordination

Athletic Training

Offices

Bergen County Technical Schools

Org chart

Teams

Education Department

Educational Leadership

Education and Training

IT Support Services

Project Coordination

Athletic Training

Offices

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