Three North Tech graduates have been hired into the St. Louis County Police Department’s Cadet program. The program is designed to introduce young people who are interested in pursuing careers in policing to the profession while paying them to work shifts for the department.

Until their high school graduation in May, our students are taking two (some three) courses at Flo-Valley during mornings a few days each week, then returning to North Tech for their CTE program in the afternoons.

The upcoming full solar eclipse on Monday, August 21, is generating much excitement throughout our community and the country. North Tech teachers and administrators would like for all students to view this event safely.

As the demand for skilled trade workers in advanced manufacturing and construction continues to rise, we are proud to have regional companies like Clayco look to our schools to help them foster engaged, prepared, and highly trained future employees among our students.

Pitch in for Baseball a non-profit charity which focuses on the collection and distribution of new and gently used baseball and softball equipment donated baseball equipment to the North Tech baseball team.

Recognizing the excellent career and technical education (CTE) offerings at Tech and the growing need for skilled craft workers, Ameren mentors groups of students annually.

Students need experiences which build knowledge and meaning into their understanding of the world of work and CTE (career and technical education) provides these opportunities.

With rising education costs and the oversaturation of some academic majors in the workforce, many of us know that that the university-bound pathway isn’t for everyone…at least not immediately after high school.

Students from North Tech High School brought their resumes to the eight-hour event, where they could talk with recruiters from more than 30 companies, some of whom offered them jobs on the spot.

The UMSL-Express Scripts Bridge Program Saturday Academy is held the first two Saturdays of each month, from October through March. The academy provides an intensive 10-Saturday program for students in grades 9 through 12.