Following are Nashoba Tech's nominees for other major statewide and county awards. Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators’ Top Vocational Student Donald “DJ” Fraser III, son of Donald Fraser Jr. and Jean Fraser of Chelmsford, is in the Electrical Technology program, and he has become so proficient at it already that he works for Massachusetts... READ MORE >
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Abigail Bernier of Chelmsford and Alyssa Mayer of Pepperell are March’s Students of the Month at Nashoba Valley Technical High School. Abigail Bernier, daughter of Jeff and Kerry Bernier, is a senior in the Early Childhood Education program and works at Roudenbush Children’s Center in Westford through Nashoba Tech’s Cooperative Education program. Abby is a... READ MORE >
Photo Caption:Cafeteria worker Yuka Kambara of Westford prepares to pack a ‘grab-and-go’ bag.When schools in Massachusetts were ordered closed until April 6 — and then through May 3 — the food-service workers at Nashoba Valley Technical High School knew what had to be done. Wendy Bonnell, Nashoba Tech’s cafeteria manager, and her staff are in the... READ MORE >
Nashoba Tech Grab and Go Meals-Effective Immediately To pick up breakfast and lunch at Nashoba Tech between 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (Monday-Friday) at the front entrance complete this form by 9 am the day before: https://forms.gle/9j7yNRjjYsBqSGXL7 In addition, Project Bread’s School Closure Meal Site Finder Tool where you can find the over 600 statewide school meal... READ MORE >
March 16, 2020 Dear Nashoba Tech Community, As we continue to navigate COVID-19, your Athletic Department and Health Department have collaborated to offer workout plans to help keep you active in a safe and healthy way. Social distancing must be taken seriously, and we are encouraging you to stay away from the gym and other fitness facilities and instead... READ MORE >
The Viking Theatre Company at Nashoba Tech won several awards at the recent Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild competition, held at Westford Academy. The students presented “Challenger: To Touch the Face of God,” a dramatic telling of the aftermath of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster of Jan. 28, 1986, when the shuttle broke apart 73 seconds after... READ MORE >
Nashoba Valley Technical High School received $125,000 in the latest round of Skills Capital Grants, announced Feb. 25 by Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito. The award is part of $14.6 million in awards to 54 educational institutions to update equipment and expand student enrollment in programs that provide career education. Nashoba Tech will use the... READ MORE >
Mikayla Jones of Townsend, daughter of Jeff and Linda Jones, has been selected to receive the statewide award as the top secondary student in Massachusetts by the Massachusetts Vocational Association. “It means so much to me,” Mikayla said. “I’ve worked so hard, and I was so excited when I found out. It’s really amazing that I’m representing all technical schools... READ MORE >
Sean Archer of Pepperell and Ryan Jaeger of Dunstable have been selected as January’s Athletes of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Sean Archer, son of Robert and Nancy Archer, is a junior on Nashoba Tech’s brand-new swim team, which is combined with two other local schools’ teams. He competes in the butterfly and medley. He also is a first baseman and designated hitter... READ MORE >
Katrina Colt of Groton and Mikayla Jones of Townsend have been selected as January’s Students of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Katrina Colt, daughter of Leslie Colt, is a junior in the Early Childhood Education program. Katrina loves children and plans to go to college to continue her education to become an infant and toddler teacher. She volunteers to stay late... READ MORE >
Just two months after producing the musical-comedy “Elf” in December, the Viking Theatre Guild at Nashoba Valley Technical High School is shifting gears and looking to the sky for its next production. The students in the group will present two performances of Julian Felice’s “Challenger: To Touch the Face of God,” a dramatic telling of the aftermath of the Space... READ MORE >
Photo caption:Nashoba Tech seniors Nolan Rice (Littleton), left, and Dylan Emanouil (Westford) represented Nashoba Tech at the recent Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers Association’s Automotive Technology Competition. For the fourth consecutive year, a two-senior team from Nashoba Tech made it to the final round of the Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers... READ MORE >
Sam Harvey is December’s Employee of the Month in her first year teaching at Nashoba Tech. Sam was nominated by Don Phillips, who wrote: “Sam has stepped into the role of math teacher, special educator and liaison as if she has been here for years!” READ MORE >
Mikayla Barrett of Boxborough and Emily Collins of Ayer have been selected as December’s Students of the Month at Nashoba Techl.Emily Collins, daughter of James Collins and Marion Maddox, is a senior in the Advanced Manufacturing program. She is a high-honors student, has been inducted into the National Honor Society and is the student representative to the... READ MORE >
The sophomore Class of 2023 at Nashoba Tech held its annual Coats for Kids drive, collecting winter wear for children and adults for the program, organized annually by Anton’s Cleaners. Each fall, Anton’s Cleaners collects, cleans and distributes more than 60,000 coats, with more than 250 schools, hundreds of companies, clubs, organizations and thousands of... READ MORE >
Three seniors in the Early Childhood Education program at Nashoba Tech have been certified as nannies by the International Nanny Association, the largest such organization in the world. The INA serves as the umbrella organization for the in-home child-care industry and provides information, education and guidance to the public and industry... READ MORE >
Two seniors at Nashoba Tech are among the five in Massachusetts to be selected for the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Presidential Scholars Program for Career and technical Education. Each year, five CTE students in the state are selected, and this year, two of the five — Abigail Cronin and Elliot Gale — are from Nashoba... READ MORE >
Samantha Valcourt of Westford and Ryan Pearson of Townsend have been selected as November’s Athletes of the Month at Nashoba Valley Technical High School. Samantha Valcourt, daughter of Tara and the late Alan Valcourt, is a junior cheerleading captain in the fall and winter, and outfielder for the softball in the spring. Samantha is a high-honors student in the... READ MORE >
Lauren Simmons, Nashoba Tech’s full-time athletic trainer for a year, was nominated by JV golf coach David McCloskey, who wrote: “With me having just recently begun coaching again, Lauren has been extremely helpful as I learn the new system and has taken the time to help me whenever I ask. She is well-liked by our student-athletes and works really hard to get the... READ MORE >
Ruby Bailey of Groton and Addison Cosker of Shirley have been selected as November’s Students of the Month at Nashoba Valley Technical High School. Ruby Bailey, daughter of Mark Bailey and Alison Butler, is a sophomore in the Health Assisting program. She is an honor-roll student and is active in community service through Health Assisting, including as a regular... READ MORE >
When Charlie Ellis first stepped into the new school constructed at 100 Littleton Road in Westford, he was one of about 400 kids, ages 13-17, who wasn’t quite sure what he wanted to do with his life. He wasn’t the only one. It was 1969, the end of a decade that saw change and upheaval in the country, perhaps the most significant changes in the two centuries since... READ MORE >
Students in the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management programs at Nashoba Tech were double winners at the recent Taste of Middlesex, hosted by the Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce and held at the Boxboro Regency Hotel & Conference Center. Representing the in-school restaurant The Elegant Chef, the group won in the Best Dessert and Best Presentation... READ MORE >
Do you like to whisper? How about singing at the North Pole? If you crave spaghetti with syrup, then the Viking Theatre Company has a show for you. Nashoba Valley Technical High School students will bring everybody’s favorite elf to life with four performances of “Elf, The Musical.” Showtimes are Thursday, Dec. 12, Friday, Dec. 13, and... READ MORE >
Carolyn Quinn, who has been with the school for eight years over three different stints, is October’s Employee of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Carolyn was nominated by Guidance Counselor Jessica Lamond, who wrote: “Calli has been instrumental in transitioning our new upper-class students into Nashoba Tech. Calli is the homeroom teacher for all transfer students,... READ MORE >
Alexa Beaubien of Pepperell and Ryan Farrar of Shirley have been selected as October’s Athletes of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Alexa Beaubien, daughter of Allan and Cindy Beaubien, is a captain for the soccer team. Alexa is a senior in the Robotics program. She is an honor-roll student and recently qualified for the John & Abigail Adams Scholarship to any state... READ MORE >
Jillian Grady of Chelmsford and Sabrina McLaughlin of Westford have been selected as October’s Students of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Jillian Grady, daughter of Robert and Christine Grady, is a senior honor-roll student in the Design & Visual Communications program. She is one of several students who last year created a marketing campaign for the Massachusetts... READ MORE >
About 300 prospective students and their parents and guardians visited Nashoba Tech during its recent annual open house. The visitors were able to tour the school and talk with instructors in both academics and the 20 technical programs offered by the school: Advanced Manufacturing; Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing; Automotive Technology; Biotechnology;... READ MORE >
Thirteen seniors at Nashoba Valley Technical High School completed a 30-Hour Massachusetts Pre-Apprenticeship and Vocational School Training Program run by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. MassDOT started the training program because the top issue facing the construction trades — not just in Massachusetts but across the country... READ MORE >
Nashoba Tech’s Veterinary Assisting program held its second annual Dogtoberfest event on the athletic fields behind the school. Dozens of dogs (and some other furry animals) and their fellow humans gathered to participate in games, face-painting, food and the main event — the Costume Parade, last Sunday. The winner for Best Costume was Kitkat, dressed as... READ MORE >
Bryan Barzaga, a Science instructor in his sixth year at Nashoba Tech, is September’s Employee of the Month. Bryan was nominated by fellow Science Instructor Jeff Robinson, who wrote: “I’m nominating Bryan for his selflessness in helping the other Science teachers during the first weeks of school.” READ MORE >
Danielle Watman of Chelmsford and John McGillicuddy of Ayer have been named September’s Students of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Danielle Watman, daughter of Ronald and Azlin Watman, is a senior in the Programming & Web Development program. She is a high-honors student and is a member of the school’s Outdoors, Digital Media and Culinary clubs. She is... READ MORE >
Hope Kloppenburg of Townsend and Robert Paris of Pepperell have been selected as September’s Athletes of the Month at Nashoba Tech. Hope Kloppenburg, daughter of Frank and Nancy Kloppenburg, is a senior volleyball player, honor-roll student and member of the National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society. She is also a freshman mentor,... READ MORE >
Need a perm? Hair getting too long? Nails in rough shape? Head to Cosmo Cuts, the in-school salon at Nashoba Valley Technical High School. Cosmo Cuts offers shampoos, cuts, conditioning treatments, hair colors, perms, manicures, facials, makeup applications and much more at prices far below those of other retail salons. Instructors Donna McMahon and Sheriley... READ MORE >
The ovens and stoves are back on at The Elegant Chef, the in-school restaurant at Nashoba Tech. The multiple award-winning restaurant will reopen to the public Tuesday, Oct. 8, and will be open Tuesdays through Fridays, from 11:30 to 1 p.m., when school is in session Reservations are not needed, but to make one or to obtain a menu, call 978-692-9958. The... READ MORE >
Dear Nashoba Valley Tech Community, Nashoba Valley Technical School District is thrilled to announce our new app for mobile phones! Stay up-to-date with access to real-time information, the daily cafeteria menu, news from our school community, student stories, and even emergency notifications. It’s everything Nashoba Valley Tech, in your pocket! You can download... READ MORE >
Several seniors in the Veterinary Assisting program at Nashoba Tech participated in a collection of pet supplies for families that were displaced in the Merrimack Valley gas explosions of 2018. On Sept. 13-14, the second anniversary of the explosions that caused more than 80 fires in Andover, Lawrence and North Andover, the Massachusetts Society for... READ MORE >
Jeremy Slotnick’s first week as principal at Nashoba Tech went off without a hitch. It helps, of course, that he knows the school like the back of his hand, having spent the last 12 years there, including the last three as assistant principal. Slotnick was selected earlier this summer to replace Matthew Ricard as principal. Ricard left Nashoba Tech, from... READ MORE >
FINAL HONOR ROLL 2018-2019 HIGH HONOR ROLL SENIORS Andover: Emerson Kennedy. Ayer: Jake Driscoll, Kaylin Patterson-Soar. Chelmsford: Leah Deeganm, Caitlin McMaster, Robert Stansfield, Brendan Taylor. Dracut: Jason Gendron, Emily Hogan. Gardner: Ashley Bosworth. Littleton: Ashley Crosby. Pepperell: Trinity Dunaway, Kaitlyn May, Taylor McLellan, Eliott... READ MORE >
GENDRON EARNS GOLD MEDAL The list of accomplishments Jason Gendron had racked up in his four years at Nashoba Tech was already long enough by the time he graduated on June 1. But he didn’t let little things like graduation and summer get in the way. The Dracut resident joined a group of Nashoba Tech students who had qualified for the SkillsUSA National... READ MORE >
Nashoba Tech is one of just 17 schools — and the only regional vocational school — in Massachusetts to receive the Early College Designation announced by Gov. Charlie Baker earlier this summer. A partnership between Nashoba Tech and Middlesex Community College will allow Nashoba Tech students the option of earning 12 or more college credits on campus... READ MORE >
Nashoba Tech welcomed freshmen in the Class of 2023 to the school with a day of orientation led by 33 juniors selected as freshman mentors. Mentors are juniors who are trained to coordinate and run orientation, and to act as mentors to the freshmen throughout the school year, helping them to acclimate themselves to the school, and being available at all times... READ MORE >
Nashoba Tech welcomed seven new instructors for the 2019-2020 school year. Front row, from left, are Andrea Bendel of Wilmington (Marketing), Patty Stack of Mendon (Chemistry/Physics) and Sam Harvey of Milford (Math/Special Education). Back row, from left, are Sam Hummer of Westford (Engineering), Matt Govoni of Billerica (Plumbing & Heating) and Laurin Harvey of... READ MORE >
Dean of Students Ryan Wood with the latest ASE-certified Automotive Technology students, from left, Domenic Cura, Robert Pawl, Jason Mendonca and Kevin Lyons. Four students in the Automotive Technology program at Nashoba Tech this winter passed the four core components of the Automotive Service Excellence Entry-Level Certification program necessary to become... READ MORE >
Auditor's Report - District School Committee Meeting November 13, 2018 READ MORE >