Here at the Saint John Technology Center we truly are thankful for everything we have from all of the equipment to all of the programs that we are privileged to offer. But furthermore, we are thankful for all of our wonderful staff and students who work and study so hard to make everything possible. Have…

At the tech center we teach our students the basics of cutting edge technology. Here juniors from our advanced technology program designed and 3d printed their own Co2 powered cars and raced them down the hall. Students learn how to use designing programs such as tinkercad, sketchup, and solidworks while designing and then have to…

 At the Saint John Valley Technology Center our programs learn how to work together and improve each other. Here is a prime example of our electrical construction student updating some of the receptacles and wiring in our Welding lab. 

Here at the Saint John Valley Technology Center our students obtain many standard industry specific certifications while attending. One of these certifications is that of becoming a Personal Support Specialist (PSS).  Once students have completed the exam students will be able to work in a Home Healthcare setting and Residential Living Facilities assisting clients /…

Students at the Saint John Valley Technology Center who attend the Forestry and Allied Health programs recently had the opportunity to receive “Stopping the bleed” training by Donald Burr of the MLOP ( Mechanized Logging Operations Program) and PLC (Professional Logging Contractors). Students learned to simulate how to properly splint and wrap an injured limb,…

At the Saint John Valley Technology Center even our 8th grade exploratory program got involved in the action when Mr. Mike Berube brought his  forestry students along with 8th grade students to help plant trees. The student also learned about how tree planting contributes to a healthy ecosystem.   

Here at the St. John Valley Technology Center we like to work together. This has been demonstrated lately by our heavy equipment program when they fully dismantled the playground and then set up the playground for our Early Childhood program. The students worked tirelessly to make sure that our “littles” as we call them have…

Did you know that students enrolled in the Early Childhood Occupations program have the opportunity to earn college credits through concurrent enrollment and early college opportunities? Kirsten Petroska from the University of Maine at Farmington came in yesterday to help students enroll and get familiar with the Explore EC portals. Thanks UMF and Kirsten!!

This flower was made by Daymn Hebert from our welding class. He expressed that it only took him about 15 minutes to complete this piece of work. Students at the Saint John Valley Technology Center demonstrate their skill everyday and show how much passion they have for their particular trade and for our future workforce.