Gloucester County Vo-Tech Education Association

03/20/2022

GCVTEA members are making a difference in the high demand vocational and technical education fields!

“Whether you want to be a hairdresser or a doctor,” said Superintendent Michael Dicken, “students are coming here to pursue all career options. Our goal is to get students out to work or to college.”

08/29/2020

To Members of the Gloucester County Vocational-Technical Education Association and the Gloucester County Institute of Technology community:

We hope this message finds you safe and well. After the past few weeks of working to make sure that the safety and health of our members, and the students of GCIT, is being protected and safe-guarded by the school administration, it is the opinion of the GCVTEA Executive Committee that the school’s plan, while not perfect, is in compliance with all of the relevant guidelines necessary for a proper reopening of the school for staff on Monday, August 31st. The Executive Committee has therefore expressed no objections that would prevent the opening of the school for staff on Monday, August 31st.

The Executive Committee intends to withhold judgment on the school’s compliance with all relevant guidelines regarding the return of students to the school building, pending the first two in-service days and the events therein.

We thank the members of the GCVTEA and the community for their continued patience and positive outlook on this long process of returning to school and work, and hope that all members of our community will work together to give our students the best opportunities possible.

GCVTEA Executive Committee

08/27/2020

Hello, everyone! Association members, there is a questionnaire in your email that we'd like you to answer as soon answers possible. Thank you!

GCVTEA Executive Committee

08/18/2020

Congratulations to this successful Cheetah!

Withers Named Eagle Scout http://edne.tw/n655782

08/16/2020

This is great news! Our Educational Support Professionals now have legal protections that give them due process rights and job security. This will help to make sure our students get the stability and support that they deserve!

Murphy signs law offering fair new job protection Following a years-long campaign for job justice, educational support professionals (ESP) in New Jersey will return to work this September with enhanced […]

08/11/2020

If you're interested in joining a special committee to develop the GCVTEA's social media presence, please e-mail your interest to: [email protected]. Must be a GCVTEA member!

08/10/2020

Hello, everyone! The GCVTEA Executive Committee met today and will be holding a special meeting on Thursday, August 13th, through Zoom, to give information about just about everything that's going on relating to the return to work. We are working hard to try to grapple with the often daily changes, but we hope to give you some clear answers soon, and want to be available on Thursday to answer member questions. Thank you for your patience!

05/03/2020

Check out this new podcast from NJEA!

NJEA Vice President Sean M. Spiller and New Jersey educator Jeff Bradbury share NJEA members’ stories from around the Garden State. Each 30-minute episode will showcase the wonderful work NJEA members do in their schools.

03/14/2020

Hello, everyone! Tonight at 7:00 PM I will be doing an online training on how to use Microsoft Teams in our online learning environment. Please see your school e-mail for more details.

07/22/2019

Hello, everyone! What days can you make for the 1-to-1 transition trainings? Use this Doodle to let us know!

This is the tentative title of the first training to be conducted by the GCVTEA special committee for the 1-to-1 laptop transition. This program will focus on how to use the Microsoft Office app, Teams.

12/12/2016

It's that time of year to celebrate and what better group to do it with than your GCVTEA members. Please join us Friday 12/16/16 at Clancy's Pub in Sewell from 3:30-6:30. RSVP to Michelle Souders so we can give the restaurant an idea of a head count.

Stop in for an hour or stay the whole time, but we would love for you to join us and mingle & be merry. Cheers!

10/06/2016

https://www.facebook.com/thom.gulyas/posts/10208802980206485

Instructor helps a student participating in a woodworking manufacturing training program in Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Photographer: Tim Boyle/Bloomberg Charlie Negron Throughout most of U.S. history, American high school students were routinely taught vocational and job-ready skills along with the thr...