SRTC Digital Design student Harley Robinson was announced as the winner of SkillsUSA Maine State Leadership & Skills Conference branding winner! The Massabesic High School senior wins the statewide competition and marks the 2nd year in a row an SRTC has won the competition. Harley's design will be immortalized at the Maine SLSC held in March 2026. Congratulations Harley! We are extremely proud! #SRTC

SRTC's SkillsUSA Leadership Team is putting on our 1st Annual Cornhole Tournament on Sunday, December 7th at Noon in the Partner's Bank Gymnasium. If interested, please sign up by Tuesday, December 2nd. #MaineCTE #SRTC

Lights, camera, action! š„ Ever wonder what goes into SRTC's award-winning Video Production program? Students are gaining hands-on experience, earning national recognition, and landing professional internshipsāall before graduation. Discover how this program is preparing the next generation of media professionals: https://www.sanford.org/article/2531354

Every program at SRTC has an advisory committee made up of local business partners who help ensure students graduate with the skills employers actually need. Here's how it works.: https://www.sanford.org/article/2528873

We're proud to spotlight SRTC senior Hannah Chambers, who is gaining valuable hands-on experience through her internship at Eldredge Lumber Company. Hannah's persistence and professionalism have impressed her supervisors, and she's building a strong foundation for her career in the construction industry. Read her full story: https://www.sanford.org/article/2533931
The College and Career Fair is in full swing in Partner's Bank Gymnasium! SRTC juniors went through this morning. Seniors up next! #MaineCTE #SRTC


Great day for our annual College and Career Fair! #MaineCTE #SRTC

We know the government shutdown may be impacting families in our community. We're here to help.
If you need support, resources are available including food assistance, general assistance programs, and information for federal employees.
Full details: https://www.sanford.org/article/2518027
If you need support, resources are available including food assistance, general assistance programs, and information for federal employees.
Full details: https://www.sanford.org/article/2518027

When a damaged vehicle needs restoration, it takes skilled technicians to bring it back to life. At Sanford Regional Technical Center's Auto Collision Repair Program, students spend two years mastering the craftāfrom damage assessment to final paint finish. Read more about the program here! https://www.sanford.org/article/2498819
Our 2025 College and Career Fair is next week on Thursday, November 6th during the school day! Students will have an opportunity to meet with employers and post-secondary institutions. Check out the flyer and the list of visitors.


SRTC's new Baking and Pastry Program is off to a fantastic start! Students are learning professional techniques from custom cakes to quickbreads, working hands-on in a real production kitchen, and earning industry certifications. Led by Chef Kristen Perry, this program is one of the only places in Southern Maine where students can gain these valuable skills. Read more here: https://www.sanford.org/article/2484951

Join us for our Safety Informational Night on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, at 6 PM at the Sanford Performing Arts Center!
Our Student Resource Officers and Central Office Administration will provide an important overview of school safety measures and protocols in place to protect our students.
Our Student Resource Officers and Central Office Administration will provide an important overview of school safety measures and protocols in place to protect our students.

Sparks are flying in the welding shop as first year students are melting metal and learning the basics of welding and metal fabrication. Meanwhile, students in Auto Collision Repair are learning about Bondo and its applications in the field. Good day at SRTC! #MaineCTE #SRTC




Sanford High School's Jobs for Maine Graduates program brought an amazing virtual reality career experience to our students this week! JMG and Civics students got hands-on exposure to STEM careers through interactive simulations and networking opportunities. Check out the news coverage: https://wgme.com/news/local/sanford-students-learn-about-navy-careers-through-virtual-reality-maine-high-school-education



Students in Engineering Technologies under the instruction of Mr. Ethan Mathieu were on the shore of the Mousam River testing the SeaPerch remotely operated vehicles (ROV's) they built in class. Testing day went well. Now to make adjustments and then trying again! #MaineCTE #SRTC



Sanford Regional Technical Center brought together students from all of our partner schools for a fantastic day of outdoor fun and team building last Friday. Both our morning and afternoon students got to enjoy the beautiful weather, fresh air, and some friendly competition!
PM Building Trades students are hard at work over at our Sanford property. The house is getting ready for siding and should be completed this spring. #MaineCTE #SRTC







Today, Director Matt Petermann attended the NASCAR Xfinity Series Mobil 301 at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway as a guest of the Maritime Industrial Base, Team Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing, and buildsubmarines.com. Director Petermann was able to talk with industry partners about the future workers of America that The Sanford Regional Technical Center are preparing on an annual basis. During the race, connections were made with the University of Maine system (Additive Manufacturing), Electric Boat, Project MFG, Bring Back the Trades, and many others. While Brad Keselowski did not win the race, it was a great day to talk WorkForce Development with industry partners and enjoy wonder weather in the Northeast. #SRTC #MaineCTE






A historic day at SRTC as Governor Mills toured our programs and met our amazing students yesterday! She experienced our state-of-the-art equipment (including trying our driving simulator!) and saw what we see every day - students discovering their passions and building skills for the future. Our students showed her what the future of Maine's workforce looks like. Full story here: https://www.sanford.org/article/2411946






The agriculture students are getting ready for their fall harvest sale.

