Frequently Asked Questions

Students in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12  who attend  Methacton, North Penn, Perkiomen Valley, Souderton, or Wissahickon Schools may attend NMTCC.  Please check with your school district to see which grades they send to NMTCC. Also, adults are encouraged to take advantage of NMTCC’s continuing education offerings. For high school students who are not enrolled at their local school district (students who are home-schooled, attending a private school or parochial school, etc.), they are to contact NMTCC for an Enrollment Form or see their school counselor. Charter School students are not considered part of North Montco Technical Career Center's CTC consortium of schools and should contact the Assistant Director at NMTCC for further information.

For program requirements, visit our website  - nmtcc.org and the “Programs for HS Students” tab. Select your child’s program for further details.

We work with DJB Specialities for ordering uniform shirts. Please use this link to place your order: https://www.promoplace.com/nmtccstore

Note: The store will be open at various times throughout the year. Please be sure to check the website for the dates.

Transportation is provided by the sending schools. Please contact your sending school for more information.

 Five sending districts transport students to North Montco. Each district handles snow days differently. Students are to follow their sending school schedule. North Montco places notices about school closures on their website and social media accounts, but does not call parents due to each sending school handling snow days differently.

Due to a very limited number of parking spaces on campus, students are strongly encouraged to use transportation provided by their home school district. Priority for available student parking will be given to Biomedical Technology students and those participating in approved work-based learning experiences.  

There is a $75.00 fee this year for each student parking pass.  Students who fall into the above categories and parents are required to complete both sides of the student parking pass application and clearly print accurate information on the application.  Turn in the completed application with the $75.00 fee (cash or check) to NMTCC security department.  The application will be processed and the student will receive the current parking pass sticker, which security staff will affix to the vehicle assigned.  Receipts for parking pass fees will be issued upon request.

 Click here for the parking pass form.

 North Montco’s calendar is based on the calendar of five sending districts. Since each district handles its own calendar, we may be open or closed when your sending school isn’t.

The first student day at North Montco Technical Career Center is Tuesday, August 26, 2025. Check with your sending school for your first day.  Your first day of school is when your district transportation to NMTCC begins. 

The school year will begin for all PYA²P 11th grade students on Tuesday, August 26, regardless of their sending high school start date, and they should report to their place of employment that day. On Wednesday, August 27, these 11th grade students should report to NMTCC, room 175 (across from the nurse’s suite) by 8:10 a.m. 

The school year will begin for all PYA²P 12th grade students on Tuesday, August 26, regardless of their sending high school start date, and they should report to NMTCC, room 175 (across from the nurse’s suite) by 8:10 a.m. 

The school year will begin for all Cosmetology PYA²P students on Tuesday, August 26,  regardless of their sending high school start date, and they should report to NMTCC, room 175 (across from the nurse’s suite) by 8:10 a.m.

Parking permits are required to park on campus.

If your child is absent you need to provide a note to both North Montco AND your sending school. You may email the North Montco attendance department at NMAttendance@nmtcc.org.

Every fall and spring, North Montco offers a variety of technical programs to adult students in the evening. Contact the Continuing Education office for more details or visit our website www.nmtcc.org for the class schedule.

Call 215-368-1177 for more information.

The school day at NMTCC is structured so students can return to their high schools for after-school activities and sports. Students are encouraged to participate in these activities at their sending high schools. In addition, by attending NMTCC, students have the opportunity to make new friends and exercise their leadership abilities in the career and technical student organizations that are active at NMTCC.

The education you’ll receive at NMTCC will open doors for you. You’ll learn new skills that are valued by employers. You’ll experience real-life work situations in your chosen field. And you’ll have options to continue your education after high school.

Absolutely! Many NMTCC graduates continue their education in colleges, technical schools, or apprenticeships. You can even earn college credit for some of the coursework you complete at NMTCC.

Look for more information in our College Credits section of our website.