Talk:Science/Engineering Specialized Learning Center

Merge?

This page covers the same subject as Science and Engineering Learning Center, merge?

Articles merged. Pengwy 02:52, 28 February 2006 (UTC)

GOOD-O! thanks dear Robin Chen 02:54, 28 February 2006 (UTC)

Should probably be merged with the Manalapan High School page —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.83.58.186 (talk) 03:24, 24 September 2008 (UTC)

Page Blanked

someone with ip 67.80.10.0 (looks to be Freehold) blanked the SE page and all mentions of it on the MHS and manalapan township pages.

Restored mention of S&E to the Manalapan Twp page, and added addition mention to Manalapan HS page regarding the history of the program and general description (with references). Main details left for this page. — Preceding unsigned comment added by ~2026-49252-68 (talk) 18:14, 13 September 2026 (UTC)

Request to add company logo

Hello editors, I have a conflict of interest as I am affiliated with this organization.

I would like to request that our official logo be added to the infobox. I have successfully uploaded a low-resolution version of the file here: [File:Science and Engineering Magnet Program Logo.png]. I uploaded at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Science_%26_Engineering_Magnet_Program_Logo.png

Could an independent editor please review and update the infobox code to include it?

Thank you! Devangel77b (talk) 12:01, 12 September 2026 (UTC)

Request to add Makerspace information

It might be cool to add information about the Makerspace here. - Dr E Devangel77b — Preceding undated comment added 15:13, 12 September 2026 (UTC)

Change name to "Science/Engineering Magnet Program"

The term specialized learning center is no longer in use by FRHSD, so to avoid confusion it should be set to the correct names with previous names pointing to this.

Add sections

To bring in line with e.g. Manalapan HS, High Tech HS, others it should have a History section, maybe a section on Activities, maybe a section with Notable alumni, etc. Should also compute faculty:student ratio and other metrics like is done for other HS programs.

Items for History page

Science & Engineering is actually the first, original "Specialized Learning Center" magnet program in the district. The others all came after. Because of its massive success, the district has rolled out the other 11 programs over the years. S&E predates High Tech High School.

As a program within a comprehensive high school it has benefits of 50/50 male/female ratio and access to a wide array of, including activities, athletics, humanities, etc.

Items for Activities page

Current (2026-2027) activities and competitions include FIRST Robotics Technology Challenge, Flight Club (drones), Cubing Club, Astronomy Club (including radiotelescope with University of Michigan Sunrise GRL Project), Women in STEM, NJ State Science League, NJ All Shore Math League, Research in Science Club, Blue thing, ASCE/NJIT David A Good 3D Printed Bridge Competition (put most recent placing here, defeating High Tech HS), Jersey Shore Science Fair, Delaware Valley Science Fair, etc etc etc. S&E students are leaders in band (including...), Drama Club, DECA, National Honor Society, etc

Colleges Attended

• Ivy League and peer institutions: list them
• Major state universities and "public ivies": list them
• Small liberal arts institutions noted for research and rigor: list them

S&E graduates go on to career fields including bleh bleh. Notable alumni. Major historical things S&E alumni have done.