Audrey Yi, a Senior in PCTI’s STEM Academy of Biomedical Life and Sciences, is January’s Athlete of the Month. A varsity fencing starter (foil), Audrey helped drive a standout year that included placing 12th in the state for Girls Foil, contributing to the Girls Fencing Team’s County Championship, and helping the Girls Foil Team earn second place in districts.
One of Audrey’s favorite memories during her time fencing for PCTI came at districts, when the entire squad, foil, sabre, and épée, bonded and supported one another throughout the day. The results were exciting, including a second-place overall finish and Audrey advancing to states, but what stood out most was the team-wide encouragement during challenging meets. She also credited her teammates—upperclassmen and underclassmen alike—along with her coaches and family for supporting her throughout the season.
Outside of school fencing, Audrey stays active through masters fencing and training with GFA Club Fencing, and she also participates in cross country and track & field. In addition, she serves as President of the World Language Honor Society, is involved in National Honor Society, FBLA, and HOSA, and is Co-Director of a nonprofit organization, Wayne Grounded. She’s also part of NJROTC as Head of Operations and participates in Color Guard and Drill Team.
Looking ahead, Audrey plans to pursue a pre-med track in college, with goals of medical school.
Congratulations, Audrey!
One of Audrey’s favorite memories during her time fencing for PCTI came at districts, when the entire squad, foil, sabre, and épée, bonded and supported one another throughout the day. The results were exciting, including a second-place overall finish and Audrey advancing to states, but what stood out most was the team-wide encouragement during challenging meets. She also credited her teammates—upperclassmen and underclassmen alike—along with her coaches and family for supporting her throughout the season.
Outside of school fencing, Audrey stays active through masters fencing and training with GFA Club Fencing, and she also participates in cross country and track & field. In addition, she serves as President of the World Language Honor Society, is involved in National Honor Society, FBLA, and HOSA, and is Co-Director of a nonprofit organization, Wayne Grounded. She’s also part of NJROTC as Head of Operations and participates in Color Guard and Drill Team.
Looking ahead, Audrey plans to pursue a pre-med track in college, with goals of medical school.
Congratulations, Audrey!
Congratulations to the Boys Wrestling Team on winning County Champs 2026!
Go Bulldogs!
Go Bulldogs!
Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Track Team on winning County Champs 2026!
Let's Go Bulldogs!
Let's Go Bulldogs!
Congratulations to the Boys and Girls Swim Teams on being County Champs 2026!
Let's go Bulldogs!
Let's go Bulldogs!
The Saturday PCTI Academy is a technology and academic enrichment program for 6th-8th-grade students residing in Passaic County. The program is offered at Passaic County Technical Institute on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. during the Spring semester. Students may choose from enrichment classes in mathematics, science, and pre-engineering, or explore the digital age. Others can gain knowledge in the exciting field of culinary arts, where they can learn the art of cake decorating or create meals while learning proper cooking and safety skills. Other hands-on courses are offered for students who may wish to choose acting or manicuring to learn proper nail care. Other students may wish to explore the healthcare field or participate in a leadership program. There is something for everyone at the Saturday PCTI Academy!
SPRING 2026 Registration is now OPEN!!!!
SPRING 2026 Registration is now OPEN!!!!
Nimul Islam, a talented student in the Computer Science program at PCTI STEM Academy, has recently secured a highly competitive Early Talent Internship with NVIDIA, a global leader in artificial intelligence and computing. This prestigious opportunity showcases Nimul’s exceptional programming skills and dedication to technology.
Congratulations Nimul!
A little throwback Thursday to our Holiday Performance!
Great work from our students and staff who helped put this holiday show together
Go Bulldogs!
Great work from our students and staff who helped put this holiday show together
Go Bulldogs!
Students from PCTI STEM Academy Computer Science Club participated in the national Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, where they used STEM skills to address real-world community challenges. For the first time in school history, they were selected and earned $1,000 for PCTI STEM Academy — an incredible achievement and a proud moment for our school!
Go Bulldogs!
PCTI was proud to host a toy drive in support of children and families across the Passaic County community. Thanks to the generosity of our students, staff, and families, we were able to help spread joy during the holiday season.
PCTI proudly participated in Wreaths Across America, laying wreaths on the graves of fallen veterans to honor their service, remember their sacrifice, and ensure their legacy is never forgotten.
PCTI proudly presents this year's Governor Educator and Educator Specialists
Congratulations Mr. Vanaria and Mrs. Gabriel!
Congratulations Mr. Vanaria and Mrs. Gabriel!
PCTI STEM Academy proudly presents this year's Governor Educator and Educator Specialists
Congratulations Mr. Hector and Mrs. Reynoso!
Congratulations Mr. Hector and Mrs. Reynoso!
If you missed opening night, Here are some of the highlights! PCTVS's dance ensemble, in collaboration with the vocal and instrumental shops, brought the winter dance show "Born to be Wild" !
Go Bulldogs!
Go Bulldogs!
On Friday, our school came together to remember and pay tribute to Pearl Harbor. We honored our veterans, watched a tribute video, and supported families who’ve lost loved ones in service.
Thank you to all our veterans!
#bulldogs #pearlharbor
Thank you to all our veterans!
#bulldogs #pearlharbor
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.
