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Nashoba Tech Draws 800 To Recent Open House

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About 800 people from within Nashoba Valley Technical High
School’s district visited the campus for the school’s recent annual
Open House.

“It’s the biggest Open House we’ve had in the last four or five
years,” Superintendent Dr. Judith L. Klimkiewicz said. “We had about
800 people come through the door — parents, prospective students and
some district residents who just wanted to get a look at the school.
There is a lot of interest in technical education right now, and that
obviously was a big reason for the high attendance.”

Nashoba Tech sophomore Katie Carter of Chelmsford, a student in the Culinary Arts program, tells visitors to the school’s recent Open House — from left, Anna Parkhurst, Ron Hubbard, Sarah Hubbard and Laura Hubbard, all from Westford — about the school’s SkillsUSA program.
Nashoba Tech sophomore Katie Carter of Chelmsford, a student in the
Culinary Arts program, tells visitors to the school’s recent Open
House — from left, Anna Parkhurst, Ron Hubbard, Sarah Hubbard and
Laura Hubbard, all from Westford — about the school’s SkillsUSA
program.

The event was tailored to seventh- and eighth-graders in the school’s
district and their parents, but community members were also welcome to
come in and see what Nashoba Tech has to offer. There were guided
tours and opportunities to meet with academic teachers and technical
instructors.

Of particular interest to many students and parents were Nashoba
Tech’s new offerings — Biotechnology and Veterinary Assisting programs
started this year, both first of their kind for technical schools in
the area.

Paige Hoague of Westford gets her hair styled by Nashoba Tech Cosmetology student Téa Dellanno, a senior from Westford, under the watchful eye of Paige’s mother, Lynn Hoague, during Nashoba Tech’s recent Open House. Paige, an eighth-grader at Blanchard Middle School, said she is definitely coming to Nashoba Tech as a freshman.
Paige Hoague of Westford gets her hair styled by Nashoba Tech
Cosmetology student Téa Dellanno, a senior from Westford, under the
watchful eye of Paige’s mother, Lynn Hoague, during Nashoba Tech’s
recent Open House. Paige, an eighth-grader at Blanchard Middle School,
said she is definitely coming to Nashoba Tech as a freshman.

Of course, many were also interested in Nashoba Tech’s other 18
technical programs, including Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing; Automotive Technology; Banking, Marketing & Retail;Carpentry/Cabinet Making; Cosmetology; Culinary Arts; Dental Assisting; Design & Visual Communications; Early Childhood Education; Electrical Technology; Electronics/Robotics and Engineering Technology (which form the school’s innovative Engineering Academy); Health Assisting; Hotel & Restaurant Management; Machine Tool Technology; Plumbing & Heating; Programming & Web Development; and TV & Media Production/Theatre Arts.

Registration is open now for the 2016-2017 school year. Nashoba Tech
is at 100 Littleton Road (Route 110), Westford. For more information
about Open House, call 978-692-4711 or visit www.nashoba.tech.net.

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