Trenton Central High School

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"CHILDREN COME FIRST, LOS NIÑOS SON PRIMERO"

Trenton Central High School

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    TCHS CLUBS & ACTIVITIES Orchestra College Connections Yearbook Student Council Social Virtual Connections National Honors Society Junior Class Advisory Senior Class Advisory.

ATTENTION TRENTON 2021 GRADUATES

Mercer County Technical Schools and Trenton School District have partnered with an anonymous donor to provide Career Technical Education to recent TCHS graduates who are not attending college, and/or cannot afford postsecondary training. All programs are two years, and meet in the AM from 8-10:30 (first year), and 12-2:30 (second year). All students who complete the program will receive career-based training in recession-proof industries, along with a certificate from MCTS, and a pathway to a lucrative career. Classes start September 07, 2021. Apply now, and begin discovering your passion, and unlocking your future! Transportation, tuition, materials, and uniforms provided. Students must submit a background check, proof of fingerprinting, and agree to the MCTS Code of Conduct. Cick here for more.
  • Trenton Grad struck Gold in Tokyo!!!
    Congratulations to ATHING MU on winning the Women's 800M GOLD!! Athing is a Trenton Central High School Class of 2020 Graduate! #TornadoPride
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PARENT COMMUNITY COMPACT

TRENTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

 

 PARENT COMMUNITY COMPACT 

This compact was designed to serve as a tool to demonstrate the cooperation between school, parents and students towards building a successful partnership to help ensure children are participating in a safe, nurturing and challenging academic environment. The goal is that all students demonstrate academic growth relative to the Common Core State Standards as well as social emotional growth. By New Jersey Administrative Code, the parent/guardian must demonstrate receipt of the compact by signing and returning it to school.   


AS A PARENT/GUARDIAN, I WILL ENCOURAGE MY CHILD’S LEARNING BY:

 

  • Requiring regular school attendance and ensuring my child arrives school on time
  • Expressing high expectations for my child and offering praise and encouragement for achievement
  • Attending parent/teacher conferences at least two events during the school year
  • Supervising the completion of student homework, reading, and studying 
  • Staying informed about my child’s education and communicating with the school by promptly reading all notices

Click to download Compact Letter 2020-2021.docx 
Archived News

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District-wide Anti-Bullying Coordinator (ABC)

District Anti-Bullying Specialist (ABS)
Terrance Stokes, Manager of School Support / ABC
[email protected]  Phone: (609) 656-4900 x 5459

2021-2022 TCHS Elective Course Selection Process

Click here for an informational video on the process
  • Phase II Update
    In our efforts for return of in-person instruction we put together this short video highlighting the safety protocols that are in place in our building.

      • Student Working Papers
        Minors under the age of 18 need working papers to work in NJ. Download the form and complete the personal information section, then have the employer sign it. You must then get a physical before taking it to school with proof of age to be signed.
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      Upcoming Events

      • Education Parade
        The School of Communications was on spotlight on Friday November 22nd when WBCB 1490 brought their studio into our Audio Production classroom where a special on Trenton High School’s Volunteer Club was featured.

      TCHS Student Assistance Program

      About the Program
      The goal of the TCHS program is to address and remove barriers that might hinder learning. For example, a student may be experience a problem related to substance abuse, face challenges at home or be housing insure. A student may also be a victim of bullying intimidation or harassment. These problems can have an impact on student performance and need to be addressed as quickly as possible.

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