Morris County Vocational School District

06/05/2026

Congratulations to our Share-Time completer's on reaching an important milestone! Today's Completion Ceremony celebrated dedication, hard work and the many paths ahead.

MCVSD also recognized Skills USA participants and winners, scholarship recipients, and those who have committed to serving our country in the United States military.

The future is bright...congratulations Share-Time Completers!

06/03/2026

No cap and gown moment hits quite like this one. 🎓

MCVSD first ever cohort of the Academy for Business Administration earned their associate degrees in Business Administration from County College of Morris BEFORE graduating high school.

60 college credits. Industry certifications in Microsoft and QuickBooks. A full senior year on the CCM campus. All done before their high school diplomas were even in hand.

This program launched in 2022 in partnership with Randolph High School and CCM, and this pioneering class just proved what's possible when students are challenged, supported, and given real opportunities.

And they're not slowing down. These grads are headed to Rutgers, Drexel, TCNJ, Bucknell, NJIT, the University of Miami, Indiana, Penn State, and Michigan State.

Congratulations to our students, their families, and the teachers and partners who made this happen. You set the path for everyone who comes next.

Read the full story on Rockaway News: https://rockawaynews.com/mcvsd-business-academy-grads-earn-college-degrees-in-high-school/

Morris County Government
Career Tech NJ

A group of Morris County high school students just walked across a college graduation stage before ever receiving their high school diplomas. The Denville based Morris County Vocational School District is celebrating a first for its Academy for Business Administration, an early college program run i...

06/03/2026

May was a month of connection, celebration, and preparation across MCVSD as students and families came together to look toward the future.

Read the May edition of the Monthly newsletter to learn about the wonderful student achievements and celebrations!
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06/01/2026

It’s never too late to change careers or even head back into the workforce after a pause. In fact, New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools make it easy to do so with affordable and flexible career programs geared toward adult students.

New Jersey vocational schools are expanding adult career training, apprenticeships and healthcare programs to meet workforce demand.

06/01/2026

MCST Athletics Department, along with their families, friends and coaches, celebrated Madelyn Shanley and Payton Dimick for their commitments to continue their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level next year during our recent "Senior Signing Day Event.

Madelyn "Maddie" Shanley is a graduating senior in the Academy for Government & Leadership at Madison High School. She has distinguished herself as an exceptional student athlete during her 3 years with the MCST Varsity Girls Basketball team where she compiled numerous All Conference Honors, served as Team Captain and was named the MCST representative for the 2026 National Girls & Women in Sports Day at Rutgers University. She will continue her academic and basketball career at Franklin & Marshall College next year.

Payton Dimick is a graduating senior in the Academy for Health Care Sciences at MCST. She has distinguished herself as an exceptional student athlete during her time with the MCST Varsity Softball team while simultaneously competing at the highest levels of Competitive Cheerleading. Her hard work has paid off and earned her a commitment to Division 1 McNeese State University in Louisiana where she will continue her academic and athletic career.

Maddie and Payton are shining examples of the incredible benefits that come from balancing athletics, activities and highly rigorous academic programs within the Morris County Vocational School District. We will miss them and wish them the best of luck in the future.

05/29/2026

Mr. Jacobs, HOSA Advisor and History Teacher, was inducted into the International HOSA Hall of Fame for his role as a local chapter advisor.

He was selected from thousands of advisors globally!

Congratulations!

Morris County Government

05/29/2026

Saanvi Naralasetti (Health Care, Class of '26) has been recognized as one of HOSA's Outstanding Leaders, selected from hundreds of potential state officers worldwide.

Saanvi’s name and photo are featured prominently in the HOSA International Leadership Conference (ILC) program. She has served with distinction as New Jersey's Northern Regional VP and will be running for the International Board at the upcoming conference in Indianapolis.

“Watching her growth as a student, competitor, and leader is the truest reward of advising this club, and we are incredibly proud of her accomplishments and continued ambition,” said Justin Jacobs, HOSA Advisor.

Congratulations!

Morris County Government

05/28/2026

DECA Nationals Results!
15 students from the MCST Global Commerce Academy participated in the DECA International Career Development Conference. Congratulations to all who took part in this exciting opportunity!

Here are the exciting results!

Rajvi Shah advanced as a Top 20 international finalist, receiving Blue-Ribbon Medallion Finals Round recognition for both the written test and role play scenario, then named a Top 10 overall finalist, culminating in 1st place internationally in the Retail Merchandising Event, bringing home DECA glass for the second year in a row! SHE IS A WORLD CHAMPION!

Arushi Gondhi was a Blue-Ribbon Medallion Finals Round recipient for her written test component and also Top 10 overall finalist, placing 4th internationally in the Quick Serve Restaurant Management event.

James Degenaars & Diego Sabando were named as a top 20 team, Blue-Ribbon Medallion Finals Round recipients, and further ranked as a Top 10 overall finalist team, placing 9th internationally, in the Hospitality & Tourism Operations Research Project event.

Patrick Stieff received Blue-Ribbon Medallion Finals Round recognition and top 20 placement internationally in Financial Consulting.

Congratulations!

05/26/2026

On Monday, May 18th, MCST Seniors Albert Zhang and Julia Kass were honored as our 2025-26 Morris County Scholar Athletes at a banquet at the Hanover Manor hosted by the Morris County Secondary Schools Athletic Directors Association.

Julia Kass is a 4 year member of the Girls Varsity Soccer team, led them as a team Captain to 3 straight NJTAC Groups 1 & 2 State Championships and has earned numerous All Conference and All County Honors.

Julia, a student in the Law & Public Safety Academy, was also a lead attorney for the MCST Mock Trial Team leading them to the County Finals this year. She earned an impressive unweighted 4.169 GPA and will be attending Lehigh University in the Fall where she plans to major in Political Science before going to law school.

Albert Zhang is a 4 year member of the Boys Varsity Basketball team where he led them as a team captain his Senior year and piled up numerous All Conference Honors honors over the years. Albert, a member of the Computer Science Academy, earned an impressive unweighted 4.091 GPA. In the Fall, Albert will attend the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

05/26/2026

On Sunday, May 17th, MCST Senior Lydia Uhlman was honored as our 2025-26 NJSIAA Scholar Athlete during a banquet at the Pines Manor in Edison. This is the highest honor that a student athlete can achieve in New Jersey.

Lydia has distinguished herself as a scholar athlete during her 4 years as a Girls Soccer player and exceptional student. Lydia led the Devils to 3 straight NJTAC Groups 1 & 2 State Championships and numerous All Conference and All County Honors.

As a member of the Law & Public Safety Academy, Lydia has earned an impressive unweighted 4.198 GPA and led the MCST Mock Trial Team to another appearance in the County Finals earlier this year. Lydia will be attending Lehigh University in the Fall where she plans to major in Psychology.