Central Montco Technical High School
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CMTHS News
CMTHS Equity Team in the News!
"Amid Pandemic, Student Participation Crucial in Central Montco Technical High School Mural Project"
Click here to read about the CMTHS Equity team and our Mural Project
If you are a Colonial, Norristown, or Upper Merion Student who will be in 8th, 9th or 10th grade in September 2022
THIS PROGRAM IS FOR YOU!
CMTHS is offering 4 weeks of Career & Technology Experiences in 6 different areas!
Computer Networking
Cosmetology
Culinary Arts
Healthcare Sciences
Landscaping & Nature Exploration
Expressive Arts
Former CMTHS Student in the News!
"Norristown Native Becomes
Member of Elite
Navy Honor Guard"
Click here to read more
about former Building Trades student Jamier Seivwright in
The Times Herald Online.
Congratulations Jamier!
We are so proud of you!
Check out this article in the Times Herald
about The King's Den!
CMTHS New Masking Guidelines
Effective Thursday, March 3, masks will be optional for students, staff, and guests while indoors at CMTHS.
This change is being made based on the updated recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). The CDC released new masking guidelines on Friday, 2/25/2022 which state that communities may alter masking requirements based on three new tiers for defining COVID transmission - high, medium, and low. A community’s level is determined by the number of hospital admissions, the strain on healthcare systems, and the number of cases in that area. Currently, Montgomery County is in the medium category.
The CDC recommends that people who live in areas of medium transmission should stay current with vaccines, get tested if symptomatic and if at risk for severe illness, speak to your physician for masking guidance.
Those who have symptoms, test positive, or are exposed to someone with COVID should wear a mask. Masks also must be worn in the nurse’s office. Disposable masks will be available if needed. According to the guidelines, individuals who test positive for COVID-19 will continue to quarantine.
Please be prepared to talk with your child about respecting family/student/staff choices related to masking.
Sincerely, Dr. Angela King, Executive Director
CMTHS
Student-run Services
RESTAURANT
Click HERE for dates the restaurant is open for lunch and breakfast and to view our menus.
SALON
Click HERE for information on our Cosmetology Salon and how to schedule an appointment.
LITTLE HANDS PLAYGROUP
Click HERE for information about our Little Hands Playgroup run by Early
Childhood Education.
Click HERE
For CMTHS
Graduation
Information
CMTHS is Hiring!
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Automotive Technology Instructor
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Executive Assistant (Confidential)
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Behavior Mentor
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Cosmetology Instructional Assistant
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Substitute Teachers for Career and Technical Programs
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Substitute Instructional Assistants
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Substitute Custodian, part-time
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School Nurse Substitute
Please click here for more information.
Job Postings for Students
Looking for a job to gain experience or earn some money?
Click HERE for a list created and maintained by our Coordinator
of Work Based Learning, Mrs. Delellis, to find a job today!
Hawk Talk!
Hawk Talk Highlights
Issue 6 - April 18, 2022
Hawk Talk is a newsletter that highlights activities, inspiration, and information for and about our CMTHS students. If you have something that you want to highlight, like a project, picture, or an inspirational message, please email Dr. King at aking@cmths.org.
If you missed an issue you can catch up HERE.
Parents and Guardians -
Stay Connected to CMTHS
CMTHS now utilizes the SchoolMessenger system to deliver text messages straight to your mobile phone with important information about events, school closings, safety alerts, and more!
Opt-in from your mobile phone now by sending “Y” or “Yes” to 67587 or click the button below for more details.
This service is not available for students.
Shaping Today's Students for Tomorrow's Careers
Central Montco Technical High School (CMTHS) provides a variety of programs that prepare individuals to enter the workforce, or to continue their education at colleges, universities and technical schools. In addition to occupation specific training, CMTHS promotes the development of civic responsibility, employability skills, leadership and professionalism. All programs are competency based and designed to meet the needs, skills, interests, abilities and preferences of the individual student. CMTHS is also committed to serving the business and industry sector of the community by providing programs that assist in meeting workforce requirements.