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NASHOBA VALLEY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL100 Littleton Road, Westford, MA 01886 (978) 692-4711 www.nashobatech.netNashoba Valley Technical High School is a regional technical highschool established in 1969 to serve students grades 9–12 and alsoprovides post-graduate programs for those between the ages of 18 and25 years old in all career areas on a space available basis. Nashoba hasearned an impressive reputation for producing community leaders aswell as providing a vast amount of community projects for our districtShirley NVTHSSchool Committee MembersMs. Jennifer Rhodestowns. With an enrollment of approximately 730 students from eight communities, Nashoba ValleyTechnical High School offers career preparation in 18 technical programs.AdministrationDr. Judith L. KlimkiewiczMs. Denise O’LoughlinMs. Denise PigeonMr. Matthew RicardMs. Carol HeidenrichMs. Melissa LeRayMs. Jeanne SavoieMs. Gabriella WhiteMr. Paul JussaumeMs. Jobee O’SullivanSuperintendentAssistant SuperintendentPrincipalAssistant PrincipalDirector of TechnologyDirector of Special EducationBusiness ManagerCoordinator of Academics and TestingCoordinator of Technical Programs/Cooperative EducationCoordinator of Guidance and Admissions114
Nashoba Valley Technical High SchoolAccreditation: New England Association of Schools and Colleges.The Learning Schedule: Three 12-week trimesters consisting of eight 45-minute periods set in a fourblock schedule, five days per week. The school schedule alternates one week of academic classeswith a week in a career-technical area for grades 9 through 12.The Year in ReviewNashoba Valley Technical School District has officially added the town of Ayer as the eighthDistrict member this school year.During the 2012/2013 school year Nashoba’s enrollment continued to grow and once again wewelcomed a significantly larger student body. Also during the year we expanded our video cameras,added additional security systems, emergency door alarms and hired a full time School ResourceOfficer to build positive relations with students and staff. Additionally, we expanded our classroomiPads by another 100 (4 portable labs) to add to our existing 10 classroom computer labs to continueto expand opportunities to advance our students technologically. Technology continues to growthroughout the school, adding wireless to the entire facility, moodle, Google Docs and parent portalsto our existing systems. Academically, we continue to expand courses and elective opportunitiesand now offer to our students six approved Advanced Placement courses.Last year a second 100 kW Solar System was installed on the roof of A wing to reduce the cost ofour electricity in a “green” way. Energy savings for our solar roof units are estimated at 10% perunit, for a total of approximately 20%. For 2013 our focus remains on improving our outsidegrounds and athletic facilities by building a new sports complex that will consist of a multipurposeturf field, tennis complex and a practice field. In 2014 we will complete our final outside buildingproject which will be a new art and dance studio to enhance our pre-school, Theatre Arts and VisualDesign programs.Nashoba continues to embrace educational opportunities for our teachers through summerprofessional development opportunities as well as by serving as a satellite campus for many localcolleges’ advanced graduate programs.As we continue through a time of economic uncertainty we can assure you that at Nashoba ValleyTechnical High School, students will still receive a technical education of the highest quality withthe most current state-of-the-art equipment while still providing our district members with a fair andequitable assessment.Vocational-Technical Programs (Secondary & Post Graduate)Auto Collision Repair & RefinishingAutomotive TechnologyBanking, Marketing & RetailCarpentry/Cabinet MakingCosmetologyCulinary ArtsDental AssistingDesign & Visual CommunicationsEarly Childhood EducationElectrical TechnologyElectronics/RoboticsEngineering TechnologyHealth AssistingHotel Restaurant ManagementMachine Tool TechnologyPlumbing/HeatingProgramming & Web DevelopmentTV & Media Production/Theatre Arts115
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Town of Shirley
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ANNUAL REPORTTOWN OFSHIRLEYMASSACHU
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EMERGENCY NUMBERS911POLICE 425-2644
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ELECTED ONLYBOARD LAST FIRST TERM E
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AppointmentsAppointment First Name
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TOWN ACCOUNTANTI am pleased to pres
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Town of ShirleyGeneral Fund Budget
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Town of ShirleyGeneral Fund Budget
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Town of ShirleyEnterprise Funds Bud
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Town of ShirleyReserve Fund Analysi
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SHIRLEY AMBULANCE SERVICEShirley Am
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BOARD OF ASSESSORSMission Statement
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PARCEL COUNTS AS OF JULY 1, 2011CLA
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TOWN CLERKThis report covers July 1
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Regional School District Committee
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Seconded by Armand Deveau.Board of
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section 3, and chapter 30B, section
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thereafter, a rolling average based
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Hand vote: Moderator declared that
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following northern edge of said eas
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Minutes of the Special Town Meeting
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of the date of the meeting, no glut
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Moderator declared the motion passe
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Holds were requested for the follow
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Page 144 and 145: Town of ShirleyCash AnalysisFY 2012
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Page 148 and 149: Hansen, Trevor 248.57Harding, Ryan
Page 150: Stern, Steven M 11,880.00Stetson, F
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