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Pinkerton CTE Student Runs His Own Maple Sugaring Business
Pinkerton Academy senior Ryan Neil takes work-based learning to new heights. Starting at age 13, Ryan's Sugar Shack got its start by tapping two trees. Five years later, he now has 1,500 taps which produced [...]
WMUR’s Chronicle Visits Milford’s Culinary Arts Program
On a segment about out of the way lunch spots in New Hampshire, the Chronicle camera crew visited Windows on West Street, the culinary arts restaurant at Milford High School. Comments ranged from acquiring career [...]
It’s Time to Rethink High School Education
Steve Rothenberg, CTE Director at Concord High School, recently shared his thoughts on changes which need to be made in our education system. "If we want more students to graduate truly ready for today’s college [...]
Salem CTE Center Offering Rigorous Programs
The Windham Independent News recently featured an article highlighting the CTE programs in Salem. Read the article here.
Workforce shortage underscores importance of SkillsUSA, CTE Education
Like many states around the nation, New Hampshire is experiencing difficulty filling available jobs in what are broadly referred to as ‘the trades,’ a problem managers and business owners fear will only worsen. “This isn't [...]
Students get a ‘Head Start’ with ProStart
On Monday, March 11, students from more than half a dozen Career and Technical Education (CTE) Centers will compete in the NH ProStart State Invitational at the Executive Court Banquet Facility in Manchester. During the [...]