Dante Fasoli, a senior in the School of Construction Technology – Carpentry, played a key role this season as a linebacker for the Bulldogs and also competes as a defender on the Lacrosse Team.
His favorite memory was winning the rings at the North Jersey Sectional Finals, earning a big victory with a new group of teammates. Outside of sports, Dante spends his time at the gym or doing landscaping work.
After graduation, Dante plans to join the military and pursue the Marines.
Congratulations, Dante!
His favorite memory was winning the rings at the North Jersey Sectional Finals, earning a big victory with a new group of teammates. Outside of sports, Dante spends his time at the gym or doing landscaping work.
After graduation, Dante plans to join the military and pursue the Marines.
Congratulations, Dante!
Jose Trinidad, a senior in the School of Culinary Arts, made his mark this season as a safety and receiver for the Bulldogs.
His favorite memory was winning the North Jersey Sectional Finals, getting the ring, holding the plaque, and sharing that moment with his teammates and family. Outside of football, Jose stays focused on homework, studying game film, running, and working out to stay ready.
He gives special thanks to his coaches for shaping him into the player he is today and teaching him discipline, and he’s grateful to his family for their constant support.
Next year, Jose hopes to play football at the collegiate level, and if not, plans to pursue a career as a plumber.
Congratulations, Jose!
His favorite memory was winning the North Jersey Sectional Finals, getting the ring, holding the plaque, and sharing that moment with his teammates and family. Outside of football, Jose stays focused on homework, studying game film, running, and working out to stay ready.
He gives special thanks to his coaches for shaping him into the player he is today and teaching him discipline, and he’s grateful to his family for their constant support.
Next year, Jose hopes to play football at the collegiate level, and if not, plans to pursue a career as a plumber.
Congratulations, Jose!
Nicholas Dragone, a senior in the School of Business Careers – Global Management track, had a standout year as the Bulldogs’ kicker and punter.
His favorite memory from the season was winning the ring at the North Jersey Sectional Finals. Along with football, Nicholas also plays Boys Volleyball as a right-side hitter.
Outside of sports, he enjoys listening to music, spending time with friends, and being with family. He gives a shout-out to his parents, his coaches especially Coach Demarest and all his friends who supported him.
Next year, Nicholas plans to continue playing football in college and is currently exploring his options.
Congratulations, Nicholas!
His favorite memory from the season was winning the ring at the North Jersey Sectional Finals. Along with football, Nicholas also plays Boys Volleyball as a right-side hitter.
Outside of sports, he enjoys listening to music, spending time with friends, and being with family. He gives a shout-out to his parents, his coaches especially Coach Demarest and all his friends who supported him.
Next year, Nicholas plans to continue playing football in college and is currently exploring his options.
Congratulations, Nicholas!
Michael Michalski, a senior in the Academy of Finance – Marketing, made an impact this season as part of the Bulldogs Football Team.
His favorite memory was winning the North Jersey Sectional Finals, holding the plaque with his teammates and earning a ring. In addition to football, Michael competes in Winter Track and Spring Track. After school, he stays active by working out and spending time with friends.
He gives a shout-out to his mom, friends, and family for their constant love and support throughout his athletic career.
Next year, Michael plans to continue playing football in college.
Congratulations, Michael!
His favorite memory was winning the North Jersey Sectional Finals, holding the plaque with his teammates and earning a ring. In addition to football, Michael competes in Winter Track and Spring Track. After school, he stays active by working out and spending time with friends.
He gives a shout-out to his mom, friends, and family for their constant love and support throughout his athletic career.
Next year, Michael plans to continue playing football in college.
Congratulations, Michael!
Gia Stipo, a junior in the Academy of Health & Medical Sciences, led the Girls Volleyball Team this year as an outside hitter and team captain.
Her favorite memory was winning counties and advancing to the state finals, marking the best season the program has ever had. Along with volleyball, Gia is involved in HOSA and spends her afternoons at club volleyball practice or hanging out with friends.
She gives a big shout-out to her teammates for keeping spirits high through every high and low, helping make this year one of the strongest seasons in school history.
Congratulations, Gia!
Her favorite memory was winning counties and advancing to the state finals, marking the best season the program has ever had. Along with volleyball, Gia is involved in HOSA and spends her afternoons at club volleyball practice or hanging out with friends.
She gives a big shout-out to her teammates for keeping spirits high through every high and low, helping make this year one of the strongest seasons in school history.
Congratulations, Gia!
The PCTI Education Foundation held a Turkey Drive that provided full Thanksgiving meal spreads to 19 families, each box able to feed a family of five. Each package also included recipes.
All packages were thoughtfully assembled by Dominica Scarnaty of Food Services.
Grateful to support our community this holiday season.
All packages were thoughtfully assembled by Dominica Scarnaty of Food Services.
Grateful to support our community this holiday season.
PCTI School of Performing Arts Vocal Presents " A Timeless Fall Concert"
Performance can be found on our youtube channel -- Link in our bio!
Performance can be found on our youtube channel -- Link in our bio!
A big thank-you to Master Martini for visiting PCTI and sharing their expertise in chocolate, compound, patisserie, and gelato ingredients. Chef Joseph Settepani’s live demo gave our Culinary–Baking students a glimpse into the real world of the craft.
October 30th, All of our talented Communication Arts students drew attention to their creativity and showcased
their amazing work to visiting colleges and professionals on the 4th Annual Portfolio Day!
their amazing work to visiting colleges and professionals on the 4th Annual Portfolio Day!
The Hispanic Heritage Committee has proudly produced a student-driven assembly to promote and highlight Hispanic heritage in America. Congratulations to our students and faculty who helped put together a wonderful show!
#Bulldogs #PCTI #PCTISTEM
Benjamin Irizarry, a senior in PCTI’s STEM Academy for Computer Science, earned a perfect score on the PSAT and has been named a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist—an honor achieved by fewer than 1% of the nation’s high school seniors. He is one of only three students in Passaic County to receive this distinction and now advances in the competition for a prestigious National Merit Scholarship.
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October 28, PCTI School to Careers hosted the National Apprenticeship Signing Day.
School of Culinary Arts and School of Construction Technology signed their commitment and registration to become apprentices in their given trade.
Special thanks to Department of Labor, Department of Education, and Parents for joining our students on this event.
#PCTI #SchooltoCareer
#bulldogs
On Oct. 28th the Future Educators Association hosted PCTI's annual Trunk or Treat event for PCTVS families and children!
#HappyHalloween
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#Bulldog
#HappyHalloween
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#Bulldog
Manya has been accepted into the 2026 Governor's STEM Scholars program! This program brings together New Jersey’s top STEM students to dive into innovation, connect with industry leaders, explore higher education and career pathways, and gain hands-on experience in research and engineering!
Congratulations Manya!
Join us in congratulating our seniors, Edina Reilly and Kaya Sharpe!
In addition to their dedication to studying dance at PCTI, both have been accepted into the prestigious Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Pre-Professional Program and are training in NYC!
Congratulations!
#PCTIDance #BoldBrilliantBulldogs
In addition to their dedication to studying dance at PCTI, both have been accepted into the prestigious Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Pre-Professional Program and are training in NYC!
Congratulations!
#PCTIDance #BoldBrilliantBulldogs
PCTVS Homecoming Week!
October 6-10
Be sure to represent your class this week!
October 6-10
Be sure to represent your class this week!
Congratulations to our Bulldogs Sarina N. , Darien S. , and Sibora X.
on being commended students in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program!
on being commended students in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program!
Alyse Stuber, a junior in the PCTI School of Education and Human Services, shines on the volleyball court as a varsity middle blocker and outside hitter. Her dedication extends beyond school as she also competes with the Dig Volleyball Club, sharpening her skills year-round.
For Alyse, this season is filled with excitement and potential: “I think we're gonna go far in this year’s vo-tech tournament. Hopefully win it three years in a row.” Her confidence reflects not only her own hard work but also the talent of her teammates.
When she’s not in practice or at games, Alyse enjoys spending time with family and friends, balancing her love for volleyball with her life outside the court.
She shares a special message for her teammates: “Shout out to my team. I guess they’re like built-in friends. They were very welcoming when I joined the team.”
Congratulations, Alyse!
For Alyse, this season is filled with excitement and potential: “I think we're gonna go far in this year’s vo-tech tournament. Hopefully win it three years in a row.” Her confidence reflects not only her own hard work but also the talent of her teammates.
When she’s not in practice or at games, Alyse enjoys spending time with family and friends, balancing her love for volleyball with her life outside the court.
She shares a special message for her teammates: “Shout out to my team. I guess they’re like built-in friends. They were very welcoming when I joined the team.”
Congratulations, Alyse!
Jayell Pallero, a senior in the PCTI Academy of Finance, is making his mark as part of the Boys Cross Country team. In addition to cross country, Jayell is a well-rounded Bulldog athlete, also competing in both Winter and Spring Track.
This season has been especially meaningful for him as it marks his first year running cross country: “It’s my first cross country, so it’s going pretty good. I think we’re on track to win counties and state sectionals.” His positive outlook and determination reflect his commitment to helping the team succeed.
Outside of athletics, Jayell enjoys spending time with friends, playing video games, and staying active with pickleball.
He shares his gratitude for those who support him: “I want to thank my team and my coach for nominating me for this position. Also, my friends, they help push me to do better.”
Looking ahead, Jayell is considering a future in finance or psychology after graduation.
Congratulations, Jayell!
ROTC Bulldogs participate in the VAU Veterans and Athletes United Fallen Heroes Memorial Ceremony!
