For the seventh time in the past eight years, the Kennett High Coders robotics team has qualified for the 2020 Vex Robotics World Championships.

WMCC Invites students and their families to their annual dinner to present the benefits of Running Start and Early College programs to prospective students.

The future of the medical field is in good hands thanks to students enrolled in the Health Science Technology program at the Mount Washington Valley Career and Technical Center at Kennett High School. On Jan. 17, students in Tom Bruno’s class took part in a mock interview process with four medical professionals to give them an idea of what it would be like in the real world.

By this time next year, Kennett High School will have a drone club and the Eagles will be racing against other schools from across the Granite State.

“We are shifting from a teacher centered learning environment to one that is student centered,” she said. “You have to ask your students who they are.”

Our VEX NH/VT Regional Excellence award winners, Kennett Coders Team 5106C have made us proud once again at the 2018 VEX 2018 World Championships. 5106C was awarded the “Think Award” for their programming excellence. 5106C team members are Chani Mores (Sophomore) and Kate Keefe (Sophomore). Kennett Coders are known for creating smart robots, and the judges at the World Championships agreed.

A group of high school students, under the guidance of teacher Kelley Murphy, are leading the way toward the future of teacher education and getting an early behind-the-scenes look at how teachers and classrooms work.

A line at the beginning of the "Star Trek" television series — “To boldly go where no man has gone before” — pretty much captures the advanced machine-tool program students at the Mount Washington Valley Career and Technical Center at Kennett High School.

It's said it takes a village to raise a child, and it also could take a village in order for Paul Cail and his advanced building trades class at Kennett High School's Mt. Washington Valley Career and Technical Center to complete the tiny house project they are working on.

Team 5106C consisting of sophomores Kate Keefe and Chani Mores are moving on to the VEX World Championships in Kentucky.

Paul Cail and his advanced building trades class at the Mount Washington Valley Career and Technical Center at Kennett High School are in the tiny house business again, but things are a whole lot different this time around.

Financial Plan has been released for this year.

Robotics Team were winners at the Minnesota Technology Fair this past weekend where their robot

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Waltz