Welcome to

Hunterdon County Polytech
Career Academy

Polytech Career Academy is the county high school for career and technical education.  Open to all Hunterdon County students, the school has 2 campuses in Raritan Township:  Bartles Corner Campus off Bartles Corner Road and the Central Campus next to the Hunterdon Central High School Field House. 

Students attend their home high school for all academic requirements and are bussed to Polytech for its half-day programs.  Polytech courses are full year, 15 to 20 elective credits.  Most students come to our school beginning their sophomore year due to the scheduling requirements necessary for graduation.         

The 11 core program areas allow students to explore technical and career options in a hands-on environment.  All programs offer college credits, licensing, credentials or certifications.  Please refer to the Programs of Study for more program information or contact our Guidance Department at 284-1444, Ext. 20.      

The Programs at each campus include:

Bartles Campus:   Education (Early Childhood and Teacher Academy), Law Enforcement (Law Enforcement and Criminal and Crime Scene Investigation), The New Career Academy of Health Sciences (6 college courses/17 college credits UMDNJ), Visual Communications (Graphic Arts, Digital MultiMedia, Commercial Arts-Advertising, 3D Animation), Nursing (Nursing, Anatomy and Physiology).

Central Campus:   Automotive (Auto Tech, Auto Body Restoration and Repair, Auto Services, Auto Services - Off Road), Cosmetology (Intro, 1, 2 & Completer), Culinary (Culinary and Baking & Pastry), Construction Technology, Green Technology (Green Energy Technologies), Electrical - Energy Trades, Pre Vet (Large Animals) and Pre Vet (Small Animals). 

Did You Know .........

• About 70% of Polytech graduating seniors attend various colleges and universities across the state?
• We offer concurrent college credits in nursing and teaching programs? 
• Student participate in various organizations, community service projects and earn induction into the National Technical Honor Society?  
• Students earned over $550,000 in local, state and national scholarship?
  

 Employment Opportunities

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