PRE-ORDER YOUR CALENDAR BY JUNE 5TH -
The Nashoba Valley Technical High School Foundation has produced the 2026-2027 Vikings Community Calendar again this year. This full-color wall calendar includes all official Nashoba Tech dates and events (holidays, early-release days, A/B week, testing dates, etc.) and features exciting photos of Nashoba Tech students and events. All proceeds help fund the NVTHS Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c) 3 foundation that raises funds to promote and enrich student life at Nashoba Tech.
Calendars will be available for general sale starting June 8 for $15. Calendars can be purchased online by following the link below, or you can print out an order form (attached) and send it in with a check.
ORDER TODAY: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/NTVikingCalendar
The Nashoba Valley Technical High School Foundation has produced the 2026-2027 Vikings Community Calendar again this year. This full-color wall calendar includes all official Nashoba Tech dates and events (holidays, early-release days, A/B week, testing dates, etc.) and features exciting photos of Nashoba Tech students and events. All proceeds help fund the NVTHS Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c) 3 foundation that raises funds to promote and enrich student life at Nashoba Tech.
Calendars will be available for general sale starting June 8 for $15. Calendars can be purchased online by following the link below, or you can print out an order form (attached) and send it in with a check.
ORDER TODAY: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/NTVikingCalendar
Congratulations to the NVTHS Class of 2026!
Five Nashoba Tech senior athletes signed their letters of intent to continue competing at the collegiate level.
“ We are incredibly proud of our athletes who have earned the opportunity to continue their journeys in college. They are outstanding competitors, but more importantly, they are remarkable people who perfectly exemplify what it means to be an NT graduate” said Nashoba Tech Athletic Director Matt Dawson.
Congratulations and good Luck to the student athletes. We wish them great success.
Tristan McDermott (Pepperell) - Senior Captain - Track and Field team- Tristan will be attending UNH
Jack Sinclair (Pepperell) - Senior Captain – track and Field team – Jack will be attending Wentworth
Miguel Montalvo ( Ayer) - Senior Captain - - Football - Miguel will be heading to UNE
Christian Montalvo (Ayer) - Senior Captain - - Football - Christian will be attending Mass Maritime Academy
Audrey Lelievre (Littleton) - Senior captain – Girl’s soccer - Audrey will be attending Mass Maritime Academy
“ We are incredibly proud of our athletes who have earned the opportunity to continue their journeys in college. They are outstanding competitors, but more importantly, they are remarkable people who perfectly exemplify what it means to be an NT graduate” said Nashoba Tech Athletic Director Matt Dawson.
Congratulations and good Luck to the student athletes. We wish them great success.
Tristan McDermott (Pepperell) - Senior Captain - Track and Field team- Tristan will be attending UNH
Jack Sinclair (Pepperell) - Senior Captain – track and Field team – Jack will be attending Wentworth
Miguel Montalvo ( Ayer) - Senior Captain - - Football - Miguel will be heading to UNE
Christian Montalvo (Ayer) - Senior Captain - - Football - Christian will be attending Mass Maritime Academy
Audrey Lelievre (Littleton) - Senior captain – Girl’s soccer - Audrey will be attending Mass Maritime Academy
What an amazing spring track season that is still going. So far we have had multiple school records broken with I am sure more to come.
Tristan McDermott broke his own 100M and Long Jump records with an 11.21 100M and a LJ of 23'1
Declan Callahan broke 3 records in 1 day!
400M Hurdles 1:14.81
High Jump 5"
400M Relay along with Sidney Rokita, Anabella Santana-Berrio and Jayden Jean 4:46.01
Jayden Jean also broke the individual 400M with a time of 107.14
Congratulations everyone!
Tristan McDermott broke his own 100M and Long Jump records with an 11.21 100M and a LJ of 23'1
Declan Callahan broke 3 records in 1 day!
400M Hurdles 1:14.81
High Jump 5"
400M Relay along with Sidney Rokita, Anabella Santana-Berrio and Jayden Jean 4:46.01
Jayden Jean also broke the individual 400M with a time of 107.14
Congratulations everyone!
Nashoba Tech's graduation is postponed to SUNDAY, MAY 31st at 10am.
Dear Nashoba Tech Families,
This weekend's Class of 2026 Graduation has been moved to Sunday, May 31 at 10 am. Detailed information for graduates and their families was emailed earlier this morning.
This weekend's Class of 2026 Graduation has been moved to Sunday, May 31 at 10 am. Detailed information for graduates and their families was emailed earlier this morning.
Nashoba Tech proudly announces that graduating seniors Chahd Benlachen, Maria Resende, and Lorrainy Rodrigues have earned the Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy and the Global Seal of Biliteracy, distinguished certifications awarded to students who demonstrate high proficiency in English and at least one additional language. This is done through testing.
The Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy is awarded to students who meet rigorous criteria in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English and a partner language (or more than one partner language). This certification signals to colleges, employers, and community partners that recipients are equipped with critical language skills and cultural competencies.
For these students, earning the Seal not only celebrates their linguistic abilities but also honors their cultural identities and lived experiences. It affirms their ability to navigate and contribute meaningfully to diverse communities.
Amy St. Arnaud is the coordinator of the Seal of Biliteracy Program at Nashoba Tech. Nashoba Tech certifies qualifying students with both the MA State Seal of Biliteracy and the Global Seal of Biliteracy.
Read more: https://www.nashobatech.net/article/2921840
The Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy is awarded to students who meet rigorous criteria in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English and a partner language (or more than one partner language). This certification signals to colleges, employers, and community partners that recipients are equipped with critical language skills and cultural competencies.
For these students, earning the Seal not only celebrates their linguistic abilities but also honors their cultural identities and lived experiences. It affirms their ability to navigate and contribute meaningfully to diverse communities.
Amy St. Arnaud is the coordinator of the Seal of Biliteracy Program at Nashoba Tech. Nashoba Tech certifies qualifying students with both the MA State Seal of Biliteracy and the Global Seal of Biliteracy.
Read more: https://www.nashobatech.net/article/2921840
The Nashoba Tech 2026-2027 Viking Community Calendar is now for sale!
Purchase today and support the NVTHS Foundation. The calendar includes school year calendar dates for '26-'27 and photos of student life at Nashoba Tech.
https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E368032&id=10
Purchase today and support the NVTHS Foundation. The calendar includes school year calendar dates for '26-'27 and photos of student life at Nashoba Tech.
https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E368032&id=10
Looking to start a new career? This may be what you're looking for!
Are you unemployed or underemployed?
Are you interested in a career in PLUMBING? (June 15 - August 19th)
We may have a grant funded career training opportunity for you!
If you are eligible and interested, email josullivan@nashobatech.net
Are you unemployed or underemployed?
Are you interested in a career in PLUMBING? (June 15 - August 19th)
We may have a grant funded career training opportunity for you!
If you are eligible and interested, email josullivan@nashobatech.net
Thank you girls lacrosse Seniors! Keep up the great work and great season.
Congratulations to all of our NT athletes that competed at the Voc Championship. We brought home some hardware with us!!
Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of the Viking Theatre Company production of Disney's Descendants for a spectacular run!
The Nashoba Tech Outdoors Club enjoyed a picture-perfect evening at Halibut Point State Park with nine students and two teachers on May 7th. Once the site of a busy granite quarry that helped build cities across the country, the park is now known for its stunning ocean views, scenic trails, and rich local history.
Students had a great time exploring the park, taking in the beautiful coastal scenery, and enjoying the outdoors together. Thank you to Ms. Molly Breen for chaperoning. with Amy St. Arnaud Outdoors Club advisor.
Students had a great time exploring the park, taking in the beautiful coastal scenery, and enjoying the outdoors together. Thank you to Ms. Molly Breen for chaperoning. with Amy St. Arnaud Outdoors Club advisor.
Thank you track Seniors.! Keep up the good work. We are proud of you all.
Opening Night is just one day away! Do you have your tickets yet for Disney's Descendants? Check out this spring's Viking Theatre Company musical... Only Friday the 8th, Saturday the 9th, and a special Mother's Day Deal on the 10th! www.NTvikingtheatre.com
They're Rotten to the Core!
The Viking Theatre Company presents Disney's Descendants
May 8, 9, & 10
Tickets are available now at www.NTvikingtheatre.com
Nashoba Tech had a very successful trip to the SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference last week!
The students left to attend the conference on Thursday with 58 students, and returned Saturday afternoon with six medals in hand, won by the hard work of seven very talented Nashoba Tech students:
Lena Wilcox and Robin Gordon won bronze in Audio/Radio Production
Tyler Forziati won bronze in Power Equipment Technology
Nathan Costos won bronze in Electrical Construction Wiring
Riley Olsen won silver in First Aid/CPR
Rhys Demazure won silver in Principles of Engineering
Isak Bloom won gold in Carpentry and qualified to compete at Nationals in June!
Congratulations to all!
The students left to attend the conference on Thursday with 58 students, and returned Saturday afternoon with six medals in hand, won by the hard work of seven very talented Nashoba Tech students:
Lena Wilcox and Robin Gordon won bronze in Audio/Radio Production
Tyler Forziati won bronze in Power Equipment Technology
Nathan Costos won bronze in Electrical Construction Wiring
Riley Olsen won silver in First Aid/CPR
Rhys Demazure won silver in Principles of Engineering
Isak Bloom won gold in Carpentry and qualified to compete at Nationals in June!
Congratulations to all!
Nashoba Valley Technical High School formally received a $3,250,000 grant through the state’s FY2026 CTE Expansion Grant Program. Governor Healey presented the award at an event hosted at Assabet Tech.
“This grant will allow us to renovate and expand instructional space to establish two new Chapter 74 programs: HVAC and Facilities Maintenance Management. These programs will serve both high school students and adult CTI learners, providing them with critical industry skills and credentials in high-demand fields” said Nashoba Tech Superintendent Dr. Denise Pigeon.
In an announcement released by Gov. Maura Healey, she discussed the importance of the grant in providing greater access to technical education for those seeking a technical education.
“Across Massachusetts, we’re hearing from students and families who want access to career technical education. That’s why we’re making a $70 million investment to expand programs, create new seats and modernize training facilities so more students can get the skills they need and step into strong, in-demand careers,” said Governor Maura Healey. “This investment will expand capacity, create new opportunities and ensure more students can gain the skills they need to succeed, while strengthening our workforce and supporting employers across the state.”
“This grant will allow us to renovate and expand instructional space to establish two new Chapter 74 programs: HVAC and Facilities Maintenance Management. These programs will serve both high school students and adult CTI learners, providing them with critical industry skills and credentials in high-demand fields” said Nashoba Tech Superintendent Dr. Denise Pigeon.
In an announcement released by Gov. Maura Healey, she discussed the importance of the grant in providing greater access to technical education for those seeking a technical education.
“Across Massachusetts, we’re hearing from students and families who want access to career technical education. That’s why we’re making a $70 million investment to expand programs, create new seats and modernize training facilities so more students can get the skills they need and step into strong, in-demand careers,” said Governor Maura Healey. “This investment will expand capacity, create new opportunities and ensure more students can gain the skills they need to succeed, while strengthening our workforce and supporting employers across the state.”
Good luck to our Prostart Team tonight. Follow at 7pm to see the results from National Prostart Invitational.
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Good Luck to our Nashoba Tech Culinary ProStart team who are in Baltimore competing in the National ProStart Invitational. Opening ceremonies will be held today (Apr. 24) at 4:15pm, with closing ceremonies on Sunday (Apr. 26) at 7pm.
The students won first place for the second straight year at the Massachusetts ProStart Competition, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.
At the Invitational, the students have one hour to complete a three-course meal using only two burners and no other electronic equipment.
Students on Nashoba Tech’s ProStart team are Jillian Cambridge (junior, Ayer), Colby Hebert (senior, Ayer), Alexis Linstad (senior, Chelmsford), Samantha Richards (senior, Chelmsford) and Tyler Zerbinopoulos (senior, Chelmsford).
