James Mazgelis (junior, Westford) talks with Ashley Dryden and Acacia Dryden of Chelmsford about clubs offered by Nashoba Tech during the school’s annual Open House on Nov. 1.

Nashoba Tech hosted its annual fall Open House on November 1, from noon to 3 p.m., at 100 Littleton Road.

Prospective students, their families and members of the community toured the school, met with academic and technical instructors, and saw what extracurricular activities the school has to offer.

Students who are accepted to Nashoba Tech can select from 17 technical programs to study: Advanced Manufacturing; Auto Collision Repair & Refinishing; Automotive Technology; Carpentry; Cosmetology; Culinary Arts; Dental Assisting; Design & Visual Communications; Early Education and Care; Electrical Technology; Engineering Technology; Health Assisting; Programming & Web Development; Plumbing & Heating; Robotics; Television & Media Broadcasting/Theater Arts; and Veterinary Science.

Nashoba Tech offers Advanced Placement and Honors courses, Early College and Cooperative Education, through which qualified students can work every other week in the field they are pursuing. The school also features state-of-the-art facilities, a competitive athletics program and vibrant student clubs.

For more information, call 978-692-4711 or visit www.nashobatech.net.

Nashoba Tech’s district includes the towns of Ayer, Chelmsford, Groton, Littleton, Pepperell, Shirley, Townsend and Westford.

James Mazgelis (junior, Westford) talks with Ashley Dryden and Acacia Dryden of Chelmsford about clubs offered by Nashoba Tech during the school’s annual Open House on Nov. 1.

Stacy Blanco, left, a Physics teacher at Nashoba Tech, talks with Deanna Bourbeau and Rylie Bourbeau of Pepperell during the school’s annual Open House on Nov. 1.Alicia Spinner, right, a Cosmetology instructor at Nashoba Tech, talks with Kayla Kamau and Nyakio Kamau of Townsend during the school’s annual Open House on Nov. 1.Chef-Instructor Paul Wilson talks with James Bigelow and Russell Bigelow of Groton during the school’s annual Open House on Nov. 1.