Congratulation to Academy of Finance Students, Co-Captain Judy Jiang and Isha Rana, Mirella Matias, Flor Ventura, Melanie Leon Diaz, and Ariana Solano, who were crowned the 2025 Passaic County Consumer Bowl Champions on Monday March 3rd. This marks the Academy of Finance’s 17th Consecutive Passaic County win! The students competed against Passaic Valley with an impressive win of 190 to 75. A special thank you to Mrs. Pelosi and Mr. Galland for guiding the students on tis impressive win.
Our students hit Prudential Center's Record High!
A select group of Video Production students, instrumentalists, and vocalists from our performing arts’ class had an amazing opportunity to collaborate on a music video through Prudential Center's
Record High program! 🎼🎬
While learning professional audio recording skills, our students worked together to bring their creative talents to life. Huge thanks to @prucenter for this incredible experience! 👏✨
#TheRecordHigh #NJPAC #MusicMeetsFilm #StudentCreativity #FutureFilmmakers #YoungArtists
Exciting news, Bulldogs! The new PCTVS app is here!
Stay connected with everything PCTVS—right in your pocket. Download now! Links in bio. #PCTVS #BulldogPride
We are proud to announce that our PCTI Principal, Antonio Garcia, has been selected as the recipient of the New Jersey Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents (NJALAS) 2025 School-Based Administrator Award for his outstanding leadership and impact in Latino education! 🎉👏
Join us in celebrating his incredible achievements. His dedication to uplifting Latino students and communities is truly inspiring!
Congratulations to our incredible culinary and management teams for their outstanding performance at the 2025 NJ ProStart Invitational! 🏆👩🍳 The culinary team took home 1st place, advancing to the National ProStart Invitational in Baltimore, while the management team earned 2nd place.
Welcome to the School of Culinary Arts Social Media Takeover! 🍳👩🍳
From mastering essential techniques to hands-on training in state-of-the-art kitchens, our students are prepared to take on the culinary world.
Passaic County Technical Vocational Schools (PCTVS) proudly announces significant milestones achieved by two exceptional student-athletes, Trashon Dye and Raynier Galvez. These accomplishments mark historic moments for the high school district, showcasing the dedication, talent, and perseverance of PCTVS’s student body.
Trashon Dye has etched his name in PCTVS history by becoming the first student-athlete in 34 years to be nominated for the prestigious Male Student-Athlete of the Year award. His outstanding performance, leadership, and commitment have earned him the esteemed title of 2024 Passaic County Male Athlete of the Year. This accolade not only celebrates Dye’s athletic prowess but also recognizes his exemplary conduct and academic achievements. Trashon Dye’s achievement stands as a testament to the rigorous standards and competitive spirit nurtured at PCTVS.
Raynier Galvez has made history by clinching the Gold Medal in the 800 Meter race at the 2024 NJSIAA State Meet of Champions, a feat not achieved by a Bulldog Track & Field student-athlete in at least 25 years. Galvez’s exceptional talent and relentless dedication have underscored his journey to success. His victory is a source of immense pride for the entire PCTVS community, serving as an inspiration to future generations of athletes.
The achievements of Trashon Dye and Raynier Galvez exemplify the spirit of excellence that PCTVS strives to instill in all its students. The institution remains steadfast in providing a nurturing environment where student-athletes can excel both on the field and in the classroom. The recognition of these exceptional student-athletes reflects the dedication and support from coaches, teachers, and the entire PCTVS community.
