The Seacoast School of Technology in Exeter, New Hampshire provides a unique, focused
career and technical education program for the students at Epping, Exeter,
Newmarket, Raymond, Sanborn Regional, and Winnacunnet High Schools and the Great Bay eLearning Charter School. By
combining a Seacoast School of Technology program with an appropriate sequence of courses at their
home high schools, students prepare themselves for a variety of options
after graduating from high school.
Culinary Arts Fundraiser
(Winter, 2010) The Friends of Seacoast School of Technology Culinary Arts are holding a fundraising raffle with a first prize
of $10,000...Full Information
Drive One 4UR School Fundraiser
(Winter, 2010) Ford Motor Company and McFarland Ford will be partnering to help raise money in support of Seacoast School of Technology
as part of Ford’s Drive One 4 UR School program. Exeter community members will have the opportunity to participate and help raise up to
$6,000 for The Seacoast School of Technology by test driving a Ford vehicle at the SST on Voting Day March 9th. Ford Motor Company and
McFarland Ford will donate $20 to Seacoast School of Technology for every person from a unique household who test drives a 2010 Taurus,
Fusion Hybrid, Escape and F150. Participants will be raising money for a new computer lab. Each test drive will last approximately five
minutes...View Poster
Students To Work With Revolution Energy
(Fall, 2009) Several of our teachers have been busy with the staff from Revolution Energy - the people overseeing the installation of
the new boilers at the Tuck Learning Campus, the new microturbine at Seacoast School of Technology and the largest array of solar panels
in the state at Exeter High School. Our students will be quite involved. Go to the Revolution Energy
website to follow the progress of the projects happening in SAU 16. SST students in Building Construction Technologies, Welding Technologies, Pre-Engineering and
Computer Programming have been involved with job meetings and site tours. They will be involved with certain hands-on aspects of the boiler and microturbine installation.
There will be many SST students taking part in the solar panel install at Exeter High School on or about December 4. These students are spending a great deal of time
this month with the team from Revolution Energy learning about all aspects of the project and installation. Students from Digital Communications have been filming job meetings.
This is a fantastic real-world opportunity for our students to learn about things relevant to their SST classes such as sustainability and green construction....Margaret Callahan
