Salem CTE Center, 44 Geremonty Drive, Salem, NH (2026)

06/04/2026

On Monday, a select group of talented students representing all 12 programs at the Salem CTE Center traveled to Georgia to compete in the prestigious SkillsUSA national competition. They are joining thousands of peers at SkillsUSA’s National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC) in Atlanta, which stands as the largest gathering of America’s future skilled workforce and the ultimate recognition of excellence in career and technical education.

Held each June, this week-long event is a massive celebration of the skilled trades and the incredible accomplishments of career-ready leaders from across the United States. The conference brings together more than 19,000 attendees, including students, instructors, administrators, government officials, and industry partners. The absolute highlight of the week is the SkillsUSA Championships, where more than 6,500 state champions go head-to-head, competing for national gold, silver, and bronze medals across 114 distinct skilled and leadership competitions.

We are incredibly proud of our Salem CTE students as they showcase their skills on this massive national stage, and we want to extend a huge thank you to Mr. Hazel for organizing this incredible trip, as well as to the chaperones who volunteered their time to support these students.

05/29/2026

Today was an incredible and exciting day for the Salem CTE Center as we celebrated the immense talent within our Engineering, Biomedical Science, and Graphic Design programs. Our Engineering and Bio Med students took the stage to present their culminating Capstone projects, pitching their innovative solutions directly to industry partners and peers.

Simultaneously, our Graphic Design students hosted a spectacular showcase of their creative work, sharing their creations with parents, peers, and local professionals.

The atmosphere at Salem CTE was buzzing with energy, and our students were absolutely beaming with pride while maintaining the utmost professionalism in their deliveries. It was an awesome day that highlighted exactly what makes career and technical education so impactful, and we could not be prouder of these talented individuals.

05/29/2026

Salem CTE Completer Ceremony

Yesterday was an incredibly proud and historic day at the Salem CTE Center as we celebrated our first annual CTE Completer ceremony. More than 215 dedicated students from Salem, Pelham, Timberlane, and Windham High Schools were honored for completing four semesters of a Career and Technical Education program. Each student was recognized with a certificate and a special pin to wear proudly on graduation day, symbolizing two or more years of hard work, hands-on learning, and perseverance. It was an exceptionally meaningful moment for our CTE teachers, who have mentored and watched these students grow throughout their multi-year journeys. Congratulations to all of our completers on reaching this remarkable milestone, and thank you to the educators and families who supported them every step of the way.

05/27/2026

Today was an incredible learning experience for many students from the Salem CTE Center as our Health Science EMT program hosted a Mock Mass Casualty event. This large-scale simulation brought together students from multiple programs, including cosmetology, TV media, the Criminal Justice ELO program, the Fire Science ELO program, Health Science LNA program, and Teacher Prep, who all worked collaboratively to create a realistic scenario so the EMT students could practice their learned skills in a high-pressure environment.

We are profoundly grateful for the vital support and collaboration from the Salem Fire Department and the Salem Police Department. A special thank you goes out to our local first responders for coming to guide our students, sharing their expertise, and helping to shape the next generation of emergency professionals.

05/27/2026

Last night at the Salem School District school board meeting, we had the absolute pleasure of watching Sarah Mitchell, an incredibly talented student from our Salem CTE Center graphic design program, receive well-deserved recognition for her outstanding work. Sarah designed the fantastic "See Something, Say Something" posters that are currently hanging throughout the halls of Salem High School. It is inspiring to see our students using the real-world skills they develop at the CTE Center to make a meaningful, positive impact right here in our own school community.

Please join us in congratulating Sarah on this special honor, as we are all incredibly proud of her hard work, creativity, and dedication to keeping our school safe.

05/27/2026

SALEM CTE - MOCK MASS CASUALTY EVENT 2026

Presented by Salem CTE in Partnership with Salem Police & Fire Departments

Event Logistics

· Date: Wednesday, May 27th (Rain Date: May 28th)

· Location: Rear Staff Parking Lot (Overlooking the Field Hockey Field)

· Duration: Full-scale simulation from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

From SHS CTE:

“Our CTE students will be participating in a realistic training simulation. The idea is that students utilize the advanced skills they have been honing, in their programs, for two years. This year students from our Health Science, Automotive, Teacher Prep, TV Production, Cosmetology and Criminal Justice and Fire Science ELO’s will participate.

This collaborative effort, across our Center features our partners at the Salem Police and Fire Departments, and weather permitting, a visit from DHART (the Dartmouth Health Advanced Response Team medical helicopter).”

Reminder: This is a simulation. All sirens, emergency vehicles, and medical activity observed are most likely part of this planned training exercise.

05/24/2026

Meet Seth, a senior at Salem High School who is incredibly dedicated to learning as much as he can about the field of physical therapy. Seth has been completing his internship at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital here in Salem, NH under the mentorship of Kristin, a veteran physical therapist who has been instrumental in supporting his learning and deepening his understanding of the rehabilitation process. Next year, Seth will be heading off to college to officially begin his journey toward pursuing a degree as a physical therapist. We have all the confidence in the world that he will fulfill his dream and excel in this field! A huge thank you to Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital and their wonderful staff for always opening their doors to our students and providing the support needed for this invaluable hands-on learning.

05/24/2026

Meet Piper, a senior at Salem High School who is gaining incredible medical experience through her internship at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital right here in Salem, NH. Her mentor, Abby, is a skilled physical therapist who has been showing Piper the ins and outs of patient care. This opportunity is particularly impactful because Piper is interested in neuroscience and aspires to become a neurosurgeon one day. Through her time at the hospital, Piper is gaining firsthand knowledge of how the brain works alongside the mechanisms of rehabilitation. She has integrated so seamlessly and been such a huge support in the hospital setting that it is truly hard to decipher whether she is an intern or a full-time employee. A huge thank you to Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital for taking on our students and supporting their career paths, and best of luck to Piper next year as she heads off to college to pursue her dreams in medicine!

05/24/2026

Meet Autumn-Rose, Giana, Alexsa, and Megan, a group of dedicated Salem High School seniors who have been completing their internships at Merrimack Valley Health's Lawrence Hospital. Their mentor, Kristin Gorrie, has been a huge support system, helping them navigate their experiences across many different departments of interest throughout the busy hospital. These students have rotated through radiology, mammography, the laboratory, the emergency department, and pediatrics, getting a comprehensive look at the healthcare world. They have seen an incredible amount and have provided wonderful assistance to the medical staff by cleaning, organizing, delivering supplies, and communicating with patients. A huge thank you to the staff at Lawrence General and to Kristin for the immense time and effort it takes to manage students coming and going in a fast-paced hospital setting. All four of these students are moving on to pursue professions in the medical field after graduation, and this immersive experience has wholeheartedly solidified their decisions to become the next generation of healthcare heroes!

05/24/2026

Meet Sharla, a senior at Salem High School and a talented student in our Salem CTE Graphic Design program. Sharla has been interning with Mrs. Hopkins in the Salem High School Library, where she has been working incredibly hard to put her creative skills into action. If you visit the library, you can see her amazing work firsthand, as she completely designed the new bookcase labels featured throughout the space. This hands-on internship has provided Sharla with fantastic practical experience, and she is thrilled to head off to college this fall to continue pursuing her passion for a career in graphic design. A huge thank you to Mrs. Hopkins and the entire SHS library staff for providing such wonderful support and encouragement for Sharla!

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