Science Technology Engineering & Math

Consider a career in the fast-growing STEM fields
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Students pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) careers are in high demand in New Hampshire.  Consider a career in fields such as chemistry, computer science, engineering, geosciences, physics, astronomy or mathematics. There are many career paths which fall into the STEM fields. 


Examples of STEM careers:
Advanced Manufacturing 
Aircraft Mechanic
Automotive Technician
Construction Manager
High School Chemistry, Physics or Math Teacher
Industrial, Aerospace, Electrical, Mechanical or Civil Engineer
Information Systems Manager
Video Game Designer


Freshmen & sophomores: consider applying to a career tech program in high school that will give you experience to help when pursuing your post-secondary options.
  A complete list of our CTC offerings can be found here.

Added bonus!  NH Charitable Foundation is giving away $500,000 to students pursuing certificate, associate, and bachelor degrees in STEM fields!  Check it out: http://www.nhcf.org/page.aspx?pid=1270 or call 1-800-464-6641.
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Girls in STEM Career Day

On October 9th, 2013, Mrs. Sloan accompanied some of SHS/CTC's finest female scholars to attend a STEM field informational day at Measured Progress in Dover, NH. It was a great, hands-on experience of some well-known and not-so-well-known STEM careers!

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Working with students from Dover on a STEM project
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Girls in Technology Day

On pi Day (3.14) Mrs Sloan and Ms Holbrook brought sophomore girls to the campus of NHTI to explore different STEM Careers.  It was an eye-opening day full of women making a living out of careers in technology-related fields. The girls did website coding, helped to develop a mobile app, and designed their own video games.  And we got to eat pie!
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a volunteer from UNH-Manchester looks on as SHS students battle each other in Quoridor before programming a computer to play the same game
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we get to use our cell phones during school hours?? cool! don't tell mrs. lampros.
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a SHS student receiving help from a Microsoft volunteer at the Girls in Technology Day hosted by NHTI
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eating pie in NHTI's dining hall on Pi Day
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  • Home/Class Info
    • Freshman Info
    • Sophomore Info
    • Junior Info
    • Senior Info
  • Meet the Department
  • Scholarships
  • Alumni
  • Graduation Requirements
  • Resources
    • SOCIAL MEDIA SAFETY
  • Life After High School
  • SHS Homepage
  • College Reps Click Here!