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It's been quite the year for the Building Trades East Main/Union Street house project. The house was moved onto a new fo...
06/04/2026

It's been quite the year for the Building Trades East Main/Union Street house project. The house was moved onto a new foundation in Summer 2025 adding an efficiency apartment on the lower level, an expanded entry was added to the first floor of the main house, and after significant work on raising and leveling the bowed ribs of the roof, a new roof is being installed. Students have been trained in OSHA compliant harness safety for roof installation. The weather is finally cooperating and Jeremy Broe, Program Instructor and his crew: Trent Bosley, Logan Ellis, Ryan Farrand, Tucker Gauvin, Jacob Marquis, Cameron Pray, and Cotter Stevens have made serious progress.

Thanks to our partners; Newport City Downtown Development and the Vermont Community Loan Fund for supporting this innovative project.

FFA (Future Farmers of America) has a proud tradition at NCCC that highlights the importance of agricultural science and...
06/04/2026

FFA (Future Farmers of America) has a proud tradition at NCCC that highlights the importance of agricultural science and natural resources in Vermont. Students recently competed in state competitions that reflect the value of this organization to our students and our community. NCCC is proud to announce the follwing results:

First Place in Dairy Showmanship - Sloan Nelson

Second Place in Dairy Evaluation - Eva Bury, Emiley Farrar, Peyton Fortin and Ava LeBlanc

Second and Third Place Respectively in the Maple Production Career Development Event - Evan Bathalon and Cooper Ruetz

Forth Place in Agricultural Mechanics - Riley Dagesse, Jacob Gregoire, Rob Mixon and Micheal Randall

Just to sweeten the experience the NCCC Natural Resources Program was awarded Best in Class for their 'Dark Color and Robust Taste' maple syrup.

Great work from all the students and thanks to FFA Advisors Emily Dehoff and Meghan Luther, and Tyler Judd, Heavy Equipment Program Instructor for their meticulous and comprehensive preparation.

Yes, it is close to the end of the year, and big thanks from all the adults in the building to Emily Dehoff, Program Ins...
06/03/2026

Yes, it is close to the end of the year, and big thanks from all the adults in the building to Emily Dehoff, Program Instructor, who was the instigator of such a unique learning opportunity - "The NCCC First Annual Dog-less Dog Show". Animal & Environmental Science Students researched the American Kennel Club (AKC) Dog Breed Standards - the official blueprint for over 200 recognized breeds. Students chose a breed, created a scaled replica, drilled down into the breed specifics and then 'showed' their dog. Showing a dog in a competitive arena to evaluate its physical traits and breeding potential is officially called 'conformation'. The competition was intense, the decision was close but one dog rose to 'Best in Show', Waylon, the Basset Hound - handler Grace Patenaude. 'Reserve' was Wookie, the Giant Schnauzer - handler Sloan Nelson.

Thanks to all the handlers: Eva Bury, Emiley Farrar, Peyton Fortin, Gabby Griffith, Mayah LaBounty, Ava LeBlanc, Annie Locke, Sloan Nelson, Grace Patenaude, Alexa Potter, Paige Runne, Krystal Valenti, and Lexie Vinal.

Thank you Don Whipple! NCCC has a great partner - someone who doesn't appear much because he is literally behind the cam...
06/02/2026

Thank you Don Whipple! NCCC has a great partner - someone who doesn't appear much because he is literally behind the camera. Don has taken thousands of promotional pictures of students and staff at work, hundreds of hours of program video and great drone shots of special events. He puts the color in our world, always looking for the best angle and the most comprehensive shot. His belief and support in Career & Technical Education shines through in every frame.

He recently shot the cover for the upcoming NCCC Program of Studies - here it is!

Students from L - R: Marina Cote - Health Sciences, Peyton Hebert - Computer Programming & Game Design, Evan Bathalon - Natural Resources, Micheal Randall - Heavy Equipment, Jaiden Sargent and Big Mama - Animal & Environmental Systems Science, Aurora Kinsey - Culinary Arts, Ava Patten - Human Services, Tripp Roberge - Engineering & Digital Fabrication, Cameron Burdick - Transportation Science Technology, Alina Horne - Cosmetology, Hayden Corr - Business Leadership & Marketing, and Kaylee Douglas - Welding.

A picture is worth 1001 words!

Congratulations to Ben Warren! He just received word that he successfully passed the Siemens SMSCP Level 1 exam. This i...
06/02/2026

Congratulations to Ben Warren! He just received word that he successfully passed the Siemens SMSCP Level 1 exam. This is no small feat as it is the culmination of two years of curriculum in the Engineering & Digital Fabrication Program. This certification is a world-class, industry-standard credential focused on the efficient operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of complex modern mechatronic systems. There is only way one to get here - hard work, perseverance and the support of a great instructor - thanks Hazen Converse. Ben has had a busy year functioning as the SkillsUSA State Parliamentarian among many other activities. Ben is off to college to study Engineering and one day work in Biomedical Engineering - anything is possible!

It does take a Village to run a Village! Many residents of the NEK have spent a fun-filled day at Santa's Village as gue...
06/01/2026

It does take a Village to run a Village! Many residents of the NEK have spent a fun-filled day at Santa's Village as guests but is a rare opportunity to go deeper and get the full story of how this Village functions behind the magic. Business Leadership & Marketing students recently toured operations under the guidance of Christian Gainer, General Manager, who is a member of the close knit family who started Santa's Village in 1953.

This family-run business encompasses career pathways from hospitality and guest services, medical personnel, a number of skilled trades including plumbers, electricians and carpenters, heavy equipment operators, marketing and accounting and more.

L to R: Sage Norton, Bryson Poginy, Landyn Machado, Olivia Bliss, Jonathan Giroux, Trey Patten, Brandon Phillips, Kasen Goulet, Paislee Rivers, Tia Judd, Business & Leadership Instructor and Seneca Smith, Work-Based Learning Instructor.

Congratulations to David Andrew for receiving the 'ToolBox Award' from the Cars of Yesteryear Car Club at the Annual Tra...
05/30/2026

Congratulations to David Andrew for receiving the 'ToolBox Award' from the Cars of Yesteryear Car Club at the Annual Transportation Science Technology Car Show & BBQ today. Steve Carpenter, Cars of Yesteryear President and Karen Chitambar, Program Instructor were hard pressed to pick a student this year from a stellar class. David was chosen for his professionalism, strong work ethic and great team work. He is an outstanding student!

The celebrations continue! Congrats to the Cosmetology Class of 2026 who all passed the Vermont State Licensure practica...
05/22/2026

The celebrations continue! Congrats to the Cosmetology Class of 2026 who all passed the Vermont State Licensure practical and written exam earlier today. Meet the soon to be (upon graduation) newest Vermont Cosmetologists.
Back Row L - R: Lillie Tetreault, Hailey Corey, Emma Bergeron, Hannah Breitmeyer and Hilza Chun Augustin
Front Row L - R: Sommer Barrup, Summer Bennett and Kenna Clark.

Huge thanks to the NCCC Team who who got these students to the finish line: Co-Instructors Laurie Jacobs and Andreah Ovitt, Amy Pickering, Andrea Carbine and Gwen Bailey-Rowe.

Wow! Elijah Baker (L) and Nick Holmes (R) took full advantage of 'The Celebration of Learning' to present their creation...
05/22/2026

Wow! Elijah Baker (L) and Nick Holmes (R) took full advantage of 'The Celebration of Learning' to present their creation - a 6' x 6' x 6' hunting shack complete with 3 windows and a door. Nick and Elijah conceptualized the design, drafted a 2-D plan to scale and built it on their own time. Nick is the proud owner, Elijah is the premier collaborator and Frank Carbonneau, NCCC Instructor is the amazing mentor.

Elijah and Nick will be Building Trades students next year and clearly have great skill sets and passion for this career pathway. Job well done!

Fun day at NCCC! Ice cream, Co****le and some old fashioned socializing. Thanks to Student Voice for pulling the event t...
05/21/2026

Fun day at NCCC! Ice cream, Co****le and some old fashioned socializing. Thanks to Student Voice for pulling the event together, and congrats to Scott Kingsley and Zak Fortin who edged out Charlie Norfolk and Tripp Roberge to take the top spot in the the first annual NCCC Co****le Tournament.

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209 Veterans Avenue
Newport, VT
05855

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 3:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 3:30pm

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