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  • Innovation Magnet School

     

    Exciting News: Innovation Magnet School Opening Fall 2026!

    We're thrilled to announce that Middlesex County Magnet Schools will be opening our newest campus, Innovation Magnet School, in Fall 2026. This cutting-edge facility will feature five innovative career programs designed to prepare students for the careers of tomorrow:

    • Sustainable Construction and Environmental Technology
    • Sustainable Energy Technology
    • Logistics, Robotics and Drone Technology
    • Information, Communications, and Cybersecurity Technology
    • Biotechnology and Plant Science

    Click here to see the press release with information on Innovation Magnet School.

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    Our career and technical programs include trade and high-tech career programs offered to our diverse student population, leading to excellent opportunities for employment and post-secondary education. Career and Technical (CTE) programs are currently offered at our five campuses located throughout Middlesex County: East Brunswick, Edison, Perth Amboy, Piscataway, and Woodbridge. See below for programs currently offered at each of our existing campuses.

    Click here to see the full list of Career Programs

    Career Programs 2024 Chart

Work-Based Learning

  • Students from Middlesex County Magnet Schools are an important part of the Middlesex County community. Our Cooperative Career and Technical Education Program provides students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience at local business and industry sites throughout the greater Middlesex County area.

    Participating students receive a half-day of academic instruction at the career and technical school and a half day of work experience at a supervised job site. Cooperative Education Coordinators inspect the work site, supervise the placement, provide related classes and make worksite visitations.