Our Health Science Technology II students are currently learning Medical Law & Ethics. This program is also a dual enrollment class with River Valley Community College, this means they're earning High School credit and College credit at the same time. Today, students acted out a scenario as a Physician, an RN, a Hospital Administrator, a patient with a terminal illness, and the patient's family as they discussed end-of-life care and the importance of a Living Will. A Living Will is a legal document that outlines your wishes regarding medical care, to specify treatments you do or do not want.
To celebrate National CTE Month the CTE Director's Cabinet is sponsoring a Spirit Week at SRVRTC Newport and Newport High School. CTE Programs will compete for the highest percentage of participation, but all students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to participate.
Monday: Day Off Dress (dress for a vacation or sick day)
Tuesday: Dress For Your Future Career
Wednesday: National CTE Colors (teal, orange, white)
Thursday: Dress Like Your Favorite CTE Teacher
Friday: Rep' You CTSO - Wear Your CTSO Colors
Happy Tech Tuesday! Our Health Science Technology level 1 students are diving into the amazing world of anatomy, learning about approximately 640 muscles in the human body! To bring their studies to life, they worked on a hands on project to map out these muscles, gaining a deeper understanding of how the body moves and functions. It cool to see them flexing their new knowledge!
Great news! The Newport SRVRTC Auto Program has achieved ASE Training Program renewed accreditation by the ASE Education Foundation in the areas of Maintenance and Light Repair.
Our program was evaluated according to strict standards set by the automotive
industry. We were evaluated by the ASE Education Foundation in all areas from
our facilities to the number of instructional hours. Our Automotive Technology program has a skilled instructor who is able to provide amazing direction with the latest tools and equipment. Our graduates will be prepared to enter productive entry-level positions directly from the program. We are proud of this coveted recognition and our ability to produce competent technicians and employable students so desperately needed by the automotive
industry.
We would like to give a huge thank you to the local automotive industry as well as the New Hampshire Automobile Dealers Association, it would not have been possible without you!
And don’t forget..
Tomorrow @ 6:00 P.M is our rescheduled CTE Student & Parent Preview Night! Freshman and Sophomores interested in CTE, along with their parents, should attend tomorrow night to learn more information about the programs you’re interested in, meet the teachers, and have your questions answered! See SRVRTC’s last post for more information on Preview night and EMT Preview Night.
See you then!
Due to school being cancelled today, the CTE and EMT Preview Night Events for tonight, January 29th, have been postponed until February 5th. We are still looking forward to meeting prospective students and their parents/guardians - we'll be patient and wait an extra week. See you then!
Happy Tech Tuesday! Our Middle School Exploratory program is in full swing. 8th graders have the opportunity to come to the Tech Center every month and participate in a different tech program that they have interest in for their future high school career! It's a great opportunity to learn more about a program they've heard all about, or to fall in love with something new! Students also get to know the teachers and see the spaces you would get to work in.
It is great that our teachers get to showcase the amazing opportunities their programs offer and it's been a wonderful program to be a part of each year that helps our students make the right decisions for their future! Thanks Middle School!
And don't forget... tomorrow, 1.29.25, if you are a student, or a parent/guardian of a student, from Newport, Claremont, Sunapee, or homeschooled in the region - come check out what CTE is all about. 5:30 for those interested in EMT, 6:00 for all other programs. Check our last post for more information!
It is not Tuesday - but important 'Tech' information coming your way from SRVRTC Newport. Wednesday night is the CTE 'Student & Parent Information Night' for prospective students to investigate CTE programs at SRVRTC Newport with their family. If you are a student, or a parent/guardian of a student, from Newport, Claremont, Sunapee, or homeschooled in the region - come check out what CTE is all about. 5:30 for those interested in EMT, 6:00 for all other programs. See you there!
The Forestry & Natural Resources level I & II classes recently visited a timber harvest being done on Beaver Pond Farm in Newport. Level I students have been assessing the property maps and management goals as part of their cartography and mapping unit. Students in the level II class have been learning about timber harvest laws and best management practices. It is great to have the students work with the local community and see what opportunities may await their future. Thank you, Beaver Pond Farm!
There's no better feeling in the world for a welder than a good slag peel! This occurs when the weld settings are just right, the weldment is heated to the right temperature, and the welder maintains the perfect travel speed. When all of these stars align, the slag will lift off of the completed weld on its own.
Happy Tech Tuesday and Happy New Year! The new year is a time for students to be thinking about joining the ranks of our dedicated career & technical education (CTE) students. Applications are open for the 2025-2026 school year. With 9 incredible programs in Newport and an addition 3 programs in Claremont, there are significant opportunities for students to engage in CTE.
Throughout January SRVRTC Newport will be hosting several recruitment events including 'Shadow Days' and 'Apply CTE Day.' Additionally, SRVRTC Newport will be hosting a 'Student and Parent Preview Night' on January 29th at 6PM. This is an opportunity to learn all about CTE in Newport and learn more about the opportunities. Save the Date!
Who is eligible to apply for a two-year CTE program? Any student from our CTE Region (Newport, Claremont, Sunapee) or the Kearsarge School District (for certain programs) so long as the student has completed at least one year of high school (or equivalent). Have questions? Check out SRVRTC online (https://www.sau43.org/o/srv-rtc) or contact the CTE Office at (603) 863-3759. SRVRTC Newport - Your Career Starts Here!
Happy Tech Tuesday! Our Cosmetology students are busy honing their skills in hair, nails, and more creating stunning styles and flawless finishes. They are working hard on learning the newest trends while also mastering timeless and classic techniques to make everyday a good hair day.
Happy Tech Tuesday! Our Education and Behavior Science program has been hard at work helping the Tech Center schedule and implement a new schedule and rotation for this year's CTE Middle School Exploratory program. The students had the opportunity to work on their goal setting, problem solving, and critical thinking skills throughout this continuing project. They also had the opportunity to meet and plan with other school and community populations and test out their presentation skills to CTE and community stakeholders. We are so proud of the continuing hard work and dedication the level two students have put into the preparation and are now putting into the implementation of the exploratory program which is so valuable to the growth of Career and Technical Education.
Happy Tech Tuesday! Each month, members of our Student Directors’ Cabinet head over to WCNL Country 1010 AM/94.7 FM to share updates about what’s happening in their CTE programs and all the fun happenings at SRVRTC. It’s a fantastic opportunity for these student leaders to develop communication skills, represent their peers, and showcase the amazing work being done here.
Happy Tech Tuesday! This week, our Welding students are hard at work mastering essential shop competencies, including shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, and grinding. These skills are crucial for building strong, precise welds and ensuring smooth, safe, and long lasting finishes on metal projects. It’s amazing to watch them hone their craft and build the foundation for successful careers in the industry!
Happy Tech Tuesday! Last week a few of our Agriculture students from our Forestry & Natural Resources and Animal & Plant Science programs were able to travel to Indianapolis for the National Future Farmers of America Convention. Our forestry team competed against the best of the U.S, at the National FFA forestry CDE (Career Development Event). Wednesday the team started with a written exam and four rotating practicums that included: map interpretation, tree scaling for volume, tree ID, a forestry business problem and a team event. The team placed in the bronze category overall. Mason Blood and Jared Howald placed in silver. Maria White and Emily Peckham placed in bronze. The students worked so hard and did such an amazing job.
Happy Tech Tuesday! Students and staff alike are very happy that the Campus Corner is back in operation! This isn't just a place to get great nutrition, hydration, and school merchandise but much more. This is a place where our business students get their first tastes of how a real business runs. Marketing, accounting, inventory, customer service the list of learned skills goes on and on. Throughout the students' two years in the Business program they are able to work in all facets of the Campus Corner gaining the skills from each department as well as figuring out what positions fit best with their personality and skills and what they're most passionate about! These future business leaders have our community in good hands!
Happy Tech Tuesday! Our Automotive program is off to the races this year. Our level one students are currently getting their hands dirty and are working on engine assembly and disassembly. They're practicing to master skills that help keep us drive from coast to coast and down the street to our local supermarkets! One day these students will be the leaders in our automotive community that keep us moving.
Happy Tech Tuesday! Our EMT students are learning how to keep the beat! No, not with instruments, they are training to master CPR techniques. They have also been doing a lot of hands-on training both with their life size simulation ambulance and practicing their patient transfers. The students get a hands-on experience that has a real-world feel. This will better prepare them for what it will feel like when they are out in the field. We are very proud of all of our EMT students as we watch them develop the skills they need to be future life savers!
Happy Tech Tuesday! This week, our Business students have been working on their communication and professional skills in some creative ways. From tackling a cup-stacking challenge with obstacles like blindfolds and no talking, to learning how to tie a tie, they’re gaining valuable teamwork and real-world skills. It’s inspiring to see them tackle these challenges and build the foundations of confidence and professionalism they’ll carry forward!
Happy Tech Tuesday! We're so excited to see our Agriculture students in both Animal & Plant Sciences and Forestry & Natural Resources already thriving in their new space. While the building isn't 100% complete yet, that hasn't stopped the teachers and students from jumping in head first this week and making the spaces their own. Their enthusiasm is incredible and we can't wait to show the community after its completion. Stay tuned for an update on when we will officially celebrate the opening of our Agriculture Center.
