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Magnet Schools engineering graduate now works for Navy
An early exposure to computer engineering at Edison Academy Magnet School started Kipsy Quevada on a career path of service to her country.
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Police chief started public service career at Magnet School
Middlesex County Magnet Schools alum and Perth Amboy Chief of Police Lawrence Cattano began his public service career while still in high school.
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Dr. Joseph Howe, Magnet Schools alum, named business administrator for operations
Dr. Joseph Howe has been named business administrator for operations of the Middlesex County Magnet Schools.
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Alumni Spotlight: Magnet Schools Culinary graduate pursues law in London
As Paola Guzman-Morgan studied culinary arts at Perth Amboy Magnet School, she was learning things that will come in handy in a future legal career, she says. A 2012 graduate of what was then Perth Amboy Tech, just a few blocks from her home, she now is in London pursuing a law degree and an ambition to work in family law.
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Summer 2024 "Insight" Newsletter has arrived! →
Jul. 11 — As the end of the school year has arrived, and before we swap our books for summer hobbies, let us take a moment to review a few milestones our school district has reached this year.
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Photo by Magnet School film student recognized by School of Visual Arts in NYC
A photograph taken by a senior at East Brunswick Magnet School has been chosen for publication from among more than 200 entries from high schools around the world.
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Winter 2024 "Insight" Newsletter has arrived!
Jan. 24 — New Year, New Developments at Middlesex County Magnet Schools! It seems as though we had just started the new school year … and now we are at the halfway mark. The news of so many wonderful developments in our district has helped time fly by pleasantly.
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Magnet Schools film student earns national honor
Dec. 6 — Lamont Harris took up photography at the age of eight when his father handed him a camera. He is now a Middlesex County Magnet Schools junior, and his two-minute film “Flashbacks” was an official selection at the largest student film festival in the world and a nominee as Best Adventure/Travel Film by the Teen Indie Awards.
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Fall 2023 "Insight" Newsletter has arrived →
Nov. 1 — We have welcomed new faculty and administrators and, of course, our fabulous freshmen. Since our last newsletter, we have graduated 500 new alumni and expect great things from them. This newsletter will continue to keep all our constituents up to date on the achievements of our students, staff, and alumni.
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