Good Afternoon NVTHS families,
It has been a heartwarming and high-energy week here at Nashoba Tech! Our Extracurricular Club Student Representatives have been busy sponsoring holiday tables and activities designed to spread cheer throughout our school community.
From the creativity shown in our door decorating contest to the excitement of our dodgeball competition and the "Tape the Teacher to the Wall" event, the school spirit has been incredible. A special highlight was our "HolidayGram" activity; it was a joy to see so many students taking time during lunch to write thoughtful notes of appreciation to our dedicated staff, truly embodying the spirit of the season.
Please note that there will be no late buses on Tuesday, December 23rd. Please plan accordingly for student pick-up if your child usually stays for after-school activities.
This week's Friday Shout Out! HERE
I wish you all a wonderful weekend ahead!
Jeremy Slotnick, Principal
IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER
December 24 - Jan 1 Winter Recess
January 5, 2026 School Back in Session
January 14, 2026 Early Release 12pm
January 15, 2026 Parent/Teacher Conferences
January 16, 2026 Term 2 Progress Reports
January 19, 2026 No School - Holiday
Early College Information Night (flyer attached)
This session is specifically designed for students and families considering the Early College program for the upcoming school year. We will discuss the application process, program benefits, and how students can jumpstart their higher education journey at no cost to the family.
Date: Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM
Location: Performing Arts Center (PAC) at Nashoba Tech
Nashoba has partnered with Cartwheel free webinars for parents and caregivers
Wednesday, January 14, 2026, from 7–8pm ET - Big emotions are part of growing up. In this session, families and school staff will learn simple, age-appropriate ways to help kids.
Sit with tough feelings instead of avoiding them
Talk about emotions when kids feel overwhelmed
Build confidence through small, everyday moments
Helping Kids Handle Big Feelings - More Info Here Register Here
Worcester Railers Trades & Tech Career Fair
The Worcester Railers Hockey Club is hosting their second annual Trades & Tech Career Fair on Friday,T January 30th, 2026! Before the Railers drop the puck, they will be hosting a Career Fair on the DCU Center concourse from 4:00-6:00pm. Last year they had over 20 businesses providing students valuable information on their respective trade!
They hope to have as many Nashoba Valley Tech students as possible attend this event. Students can claim a free ticket that gets them into the career fair and into the Railers game afterwards. Additional tickets can be purchased on the link at a discounted rate.. Tickets Here
Message from the Technology Department
Chromebook fee of $15 per student is now due. This fee ensures that every student has a reliable device for learning. Families can pay online via the "payment sites" tab on the NT website or cash/checks (made out to Nashoba Valley Technical High School) can be dropped off to Mrs. Baldwin in the Business Office.
*Please note, the Chromebook fee is due each year your student attends NT.
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
Report an Absence / Tardy / Dismissal - Main # + Option 2 or; use the following link: Absent_Tardy_Dismissal_Reporting_GoogleForm
Clubs
Get involved in our afterschool clubs! Joining a club is a great way to explore your interests, boost your confidence, and make your high school experience unforgettable. Visit us at Registration - link
Outdoors Club
The portal for ski and ride is closed at this time. We are not accepting any new registrations. If we are able to open it again, a notice will go out on the outdoors club google classroom.
17 students and 3 adults enjoyed a beautiful winter evening this past Tuesday night.. After a quick stop at Nashoba Pizza to fuel up, the group went to Bancroft Castle in Groton (behind the Gibbet Hill Restaurant). They took in an amazing sunset and explored the ruins of the castle. Then, the group went to Bertozzi Wildlife Preservation. They walked about a mile, in the dark, to the banks of the Squannacook River to enjoy a campfire, s'mores and the company of old and new friends.
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