Nashua Technology Center

10/17/2026

FACS is another great Discovery class!

Our Adaptive Foods Technology students recently stepped into the kitchen to master the art of the perfect brunch. This hands-on lesson allowed students to practice essential culinary techniques while utilizing adaptive tools and specialized kitchen technologies designed to build independence.

Throughout the lab, students worked hard on building foundational skills, including precision measuring, safe appliance operation, and coordinated meal timing. From mastering temperature control to practicing safe knife skills, everyone showed incredible teamwork and focus to bring a delicious brunch menu to life. Seeing their confidence grow as they navigated the kitchen and took pride in their completed dishes was wonderful.

10/13/2026

Advanced Cinema Production students toured Studio Lab in Derry, NH. They received an in-depth tour of the facility, learned about LED walls, robotic cameras, and new technology that is used to bring ‘filming on location’ into the studio. Students learned about different jobs and career paths they can take with the skills they are currently learning in class.

10/12/2026

Students in Graphic Communications 1 continued developing their Adobe Illustrator skills by transforming well-known movie posters into minimalist vector designs. Using shapes, drawing tools, and the software’s editing features, students created their own simplified interpretations of iconic movie posters while focusing on composition, color, and visual storytelling.

10/11/2026

Our Cosmetology students took over the NTC salon floor! They put their hands-on training and creativity to work for a special Friends & Family Practice Day.
From fresh blowouts to manicures and facials, our future beauty professionals were ready to give the ultimate glow-up. The day was all about celebrating their progress, clocking those essential hours, and letting them shine in a real-world salon environment.
A massive thank you to our incredible support system of family and friends for sitting in our chairs and helping these students chase their dreams. We couldn't do it without you!
📸 Check out some behind-the-scenes magic from today’s salon floor!

10/10/2026

Building Tomorrow’s Leaders!
Our CTE Ambassadors came together for a day of Leadership Training filled with inspiration, teamwork, creativity, and personal growth!

We were fortunate to welcome Ed Gerety, who delivered an engaging and motivational message about the power of positive thinking, surrounding yourself with people who lift you up, and embracing a growth mindset. His message reminded our students that leadership starts with believing in yourself and recognizing the influence you can have on others!

Throughout the retreat, students participated in collaborative activities, created showcase posters, highlighting their individual programs, and practiced creative ways to promote their classes.

We are excited to watch these young leaders grow as they represent Nashua Technology Center and inspire others to see what's possible through CTE!

Thank you to our Culinary students for providing us with lunch! It was amazing.

💙💜 Leadership. Collaboration. Confidence. Growth.

10/10/2026

Our talented Cosmetology students stepped up in a big way to help their peers get ready for the Unified prom, delivering full-service salon treatments including custom hair styling, makeup application, and nail care.

10/09/2026

Physical fitness is foundational for Emergency Services members providing the vital conditioning, endurance, and mental clarity required to thrive both during high-stress rescue operations and throughout daily duty.

Let’s get fit with our Emergency Services students!

10/06/2026

We are so proud of Ameya!

When Ameya was seven, a close family member lost the ability to speak after a stroke. He could see that his mind was still there, but his voice was gone. Ameya refused to accept that, and spent the next decade figuring out how to give it back.

At 17, Nashua High School South student Ameya Kharade has been named a 2026 Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes winner, one of just 25 outstanding young leaders recognized nationally. His invention, HALO-Vox, is a brain-reading system that translates brain activity into speech at over 60 words per minute. That's as fast as million-dollar surgical, but without surgery, and for just $1,800. He built it for the nearly 5 million people living with stroke, ALS, and locked-in syndrome who have lost their ability to speak.

A huge congratulations to Ameya for his achievement, pictured here actively using the headset he created. We're honored to have such incredibly talented students at our schools!

10/06/2026

Goodbye September, Hello October! 🍂
Last month: Learning the ropes and setting goals.

This month: Crushing projects and building real-world skills. We are officially shifting gears into autumn productivity.

10/03/2026

Mr. Marcelo and Mr Dowding College Accounting classes had the opportunity to visit Deloitte in Boston. Students experienced a presentation and tour from staff members and learned about the many opportunities in Accounting and Finance. Great experience for all!