North Technical High School Culinary Arts students were awarded 1st place for the third year in a row at the annual Culinary Cook-Off competition at Forest Park Community College on Friday, April 20th. This is the 11th year of the competition, is co-sponsored by Explore St. Louis.
North Tech hosted a press conference this week for the Associated General Contractors of Missouri (AGCMO) to celebrate BuildMO Week, Oct. 2-6, a weeklong celebration of the construction industry in Missouri.
Tre Malik, a 2016 graduate of North Tech’s Cisco Networking Academy, has some serious goals. While other recent high school grads are still determining their major, this young man is designing a future that will ensure he earns a six-figure salary by the time he is 25…and he’s already halfway there.
The Missouri Economic Research and Information Center (MERIC) released the 2015-2017 St. Louis Region Fastest Growing Occupations report and North Technical High School prepares students for 17 of the 20 fastest growing occupations in St. Louis.
When the framers of the United States Constitution created it, they could not have foreseen some of the advancements that have been instituted into our society, such as cell phones, video cameras, computers and DNA testing.
In today’s economic climate, it is not always easy for graduating seniors in high school or college to find work in their desired field. Often, graduation day is a celebration that is quickly followed by a period of job hunting or working in an area outside one’s expertise. But in a time when few students are able to...
North Tech grad starts non-profit to raise funds for families
When Danielle Crow arrived at the hospital, all she wanted was to feel better. By the time she left two weeks later, Danielle realized she had gained a whole lot more out of the experience. She returned home not just with her health but with a calling.
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