Good Afternoon NT Families,
What an incredibly eventful week it was here at NT! We moved from serious readiness to major celebrations! We began the week with a focus on safety, successfully completing a fire drill this past Tuesday. Practicing these procedures is crucial to ensuring everyone knows how to respond quickly and safely in an emergency.
Some of our students demonstrated their academic focus as they participated in PSAT testing yesterday. This is an important step in their college and career journey, and we are proud of their commitment and effort.
We officially unveiled our brand new Cosmetology area! This beautiful, state-of-the-art space marks a major enhancement for our Career and Technical Education program. It was fantastic to celebrate this milestone with students, staff, graduates and community partners.
The school spirit was absolutely electric! Our pep rallies generated incredible enthusiasm, and the Homecoming Dance last night was a huge success. Seeing our students enjoying themselves and making terrific memories with their friends is a highlight for all of us.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Jeremy Slotnick, Principal
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
November 02, 2025 Open House (12pm - 3pm)
November 04, 2025 MEFA Event at NT (6pm - 7pm)
November 11, 2025 No School (Veterans Day)
November 21, 2025 Trimester 1 Ends
November 22 2025 NT Craft Fair
November 26, 2025 Early Release
November 27-28 2025 Thanksgiving Recess
Annual Student Health & Emergency Contact Form, Medications, and Action Plans -
REQUIRED for all students each year and needs to be returned to the student’s homeroom within the first 2 days of school. Link to Form
Your Child's Education Needs Your Voice: Join School Council
Opinion Survey
We're still gathering valuable feedback for our NEASC accreditation. If you haven't already, please take a few minutes to complete the confidential Family Survey. Your input is crucial for our school's growth and helps us better serve our students. Family Survey
Seniors
School Counseling Office
On November 4, 2025 from 6:00pm - 7:00pm Please join us at NT as we host the
Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority (MEFA) in the Viking Forum. Please
Click Here for more information.
Portraits
Due Friday the 28th of November (Thanksgiving weekend) Our goal is to have every
senior with a picture in the yearbook.
We need the pictures to be in Portrait orientation (not landscape).
We would like the image to be 4x6 inches (we will reduce them down to 2x3) and for
them to be 300 DPI or Jpeg Large or Fine.
The final file should be Jpeg.
Images should be sent to Yearbook@nashobatech.net with the students name in the
subject line.
Nashoba Tech Fundraisers
Field of Flags - Proceeds from this fundraiser will directly benefit the Disabled American Veterans Organization, supporting their crucial work in assisting veterans and their families. Cost: $1 per flag or $5 for a personalized flag honoring a specific veteran Click HERE for more information.
Sophomore Class Tee Shirt Fundraiser - Click HERE for more information.
Senior Class Glove, Hat and Sock Collection - Click HERE for more information.
From the Curriculum Department
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Office of Public School Monitoring (PSM) will conduct an Integrated Monitoring Review of Nashoba Valley Technical High School during the week of November 10, 2025. Each school district, charter school, vocational school, and virtual school undergoes an Integrated Monitoring Review every three years. The areas addressed during an Integrated Monitoring Review are organized into two groups, known as Group A Universal Standards and Group B Universal Standards. Please click HERE for more information. Spanish Translation Portuguese Translation
Nashoba has partnered with Cartwheel
free webinars for parents and caregivers
Designed for parents and caregivers of PreK-12th graders
Available Monday-Friday, 8am-8pm; Saturday 8am-5pm and in multiple languages
Offered via 30-minute virtual sessions for 2-6 months on average — with scheduling designed to be flexible for each family.
Billed to a family’s insurance provider. Families with Medicaid or no insurance have $0 out-of-pocket costs.
NVTHS Foundation Craft Fair
Please join us at the 13th Annual Craft Fair and Bake Sale presented by the NVTHS Foundation on November 22nd, 2025. Admission for the NT Community is free from 10 am to 3 pm.
The Foundation is looking to see if any NT Community Members would like to assist in helping out with the Craft Fair and Bake Sale by volunteering. Here is the Google Form: Craft Fair Volunteer Sign Up for Families, Parents, Faculty, and Students.
Car Trouble?..
We are happy to announce that the Automotive Technology shop will be open for vehicle service.
If your vehicle needs service, please call the shop at 978-692-4711 x16128 to speak with Mr. Tisdale or Mr. Magaw and schedule an appointment.
Report an Absence / Tardy / Dismissal
- Main # + Option 2 or; use the following link: Absent_Tardy_Dismissal_Reporting_GoogleForm
Athletics / Clubs
Get involved in our athletics and afterschool clubs! Joining a team or club is a great way to explor
e your interests, boost your confidence, and make your high school experience unforgettable. Visit us at NVTHS Athletics - link Registration - link
Cultures and Community Club
The Cultures and Communities Club celebrated Diwali with a craft, snacks, music and henna art. Our friend Shweta Teskade came back for her 3rd year to do henna art and tell us about this beautiful holiday celebrating the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. The students got henna tattoos, enjoyed snacks from Apna Bazar Market in Lowell, did Rangoli designs, and brought home a diya lamp as a gift. Amy St. Arnaud is the advisor of the Cultures and Communities Club. The club would like to thank Ms. Stacy Coccia for saving the day and making this event happen.
Ski & Ride Program at Pats Peak is now open!
Register online at www.patspeak.com/LTSR Access Code: nashobatech2026
Active Clubs for the 2025-2026 School Year
Art Club - AV Podcasting - Band/Chorus - Book Club - Cultures & Communities - Gaming Guild - GSA - Girls Who Code - Girl’s Flag Football - Horticulture Club - Movie Appreciation Club - Newspaper Club - Outdoors Club - Robotics Club - SADD - Viking Theatre Group - Yearbook Production
Understanding Title I
The purpose of Title I is to provide all children with the opportunity to receive a fair, equal, high-quality education - and to close the achievement gaps that exist between students Click Here for More Information
Helpful Links:
Student Handbook - Acknowledgment Form
Parent Release for Publishing Google Form