St. Croix Regional Technical Center

06/02/2026

Check in on the SkillsUSA Opening Ceremony 🚀

06/02/2026

Love the outdoors? This Summer internship is a great chance to explore you interests ☀️❤️

The Summer Forestry Immersion Program is a six-week-long summer learning adventure for Maine high schoolers. Camp outside, see heavy machinery in action, learn about forest ecology, spend time hiking, swimming, and hanging out by a campfire, all while earning credits toward your high school graduation! Learn more and apply at www.MaineTREE.org/fip

05/27/2026

🌭☀️ What a great day at SCRTC!

Yesterday, students and staff enjoyed our annual End-of-Year BBQ filled with good food, laughter, and plenty of school spirit. One of the highlights of the day was recognizing our seniors and raffling off seven prize baskets as a small way to celebrate their hard work and accomplishments throughout their time at SCRTC.

As we head into the final weeks of the school year, we are proud of all our students for their dedication, growth, and achievements. Thank you to everyone who helped make today's event a success!

Congratulations to our raffle winners, and thank you to all who joined us for a fun afternoon together. Enjoy the photos! 🎉

05/26/2026

St. Croix Technical Center recently held its National Technical Honor Society induction ceremony. The following students are members of the National Technical Honor Society:


Kelsey Sault, Liam Travis, Parker Bailey, Michael Barnard, Maggie O’Rourke, Sadye Cottrell, Dylan Knight, Madison Lyon, Destiny Holmes, Isabella Bishop, Lainey Ellsimore, Alexis Bowen, Payton Beal, Rayna Sanford, Phil Benner, Connor Croman, Alexander Chesebrough, Eliva Ham, and Jack Cronister.

These students were formally inducted on March 21, during a ceremony at which Fire Chief Bill Lee served as the guest speaker.

05/26/2026

📣 Calling All Early Childhood Occupations Students & Families! 📣

As graduation gets closer, I’m excited to explore an opportunity that could help open doors for our students after high school! 💚

I am looking to see which students and families may be interested in getting together after graduation to complete the process for:
✔️ Educational Technician (Ed Tech) Certification
✔️ Maine fingerprinting requirements
✔️ Public school substitute eligibility

Having an Educational Technician certification and fingerprinting completed can help students pursue employment opportunities in public schools as an Ed Tech or substitute teacher while continuing their education and career journey.

I would love to help walk students and families through the process together to make it as smooth and supportive as possible!

Please take a moment to review the information flyer below regarding:
📌 What the certification is
📌 The steps involved
📌 Estimated costs
📌 Potential employment opportunities

If you think your student may be interested, please reach out so I can begin gathering numbers and share additional information regarding timelines and next steps.

Thank you for continuing to support our students and program! 🍎✨

05/25/2026

Honoring those who served ♥️

05/20/2026

Home Stretch in the School Year! There's a lot to celebrate here at SCRTC!

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Home stretch on a tremendous school year🚀

05/20/2026

The Calais School Department is accepting applications for:

Culinary Arts Instructor at St. Croix Regional Technical Center

Position would begin November 04, 2026

Qualifications Include:

Minimum of three years of experience in Culinary Arts, strong commitment to safety & continuing education, eligible for Maine CTE Teacher conditional certification, and a criminal history record check.

If interested, please submit an application, cover letter, resume, transcripts, and certification to:

Office of the Superintendent of Schools
Alecia Lyons
32 Blue Devil Hill
Calais, ME 04619
Telephone: (207) 454-7561
[email protected]

A required teaching application can be found at:

https://www.calaisschools.org/documents/applications/26425704

EOE

Home of the Calais Blue Devils

05/19/2026

Our Criminal Justice Program recently visited Alexander Elementary School to work on and share law enforcement essential skills across grades. Students in grades 4–8 learned how to “be a good witness” and stay aware of their surroundings. Younger learners (PreK–3) enjoyed a story about a Game Warden and a lesson on Personal Flotation Device (PFD) safety. It was a fun, educational visit — everyone left with something new.

05/18/2026

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Saint Croix Regional Technical Center would like to remind our students, staff, and community of the importance of emotional wellness, connection, and self-care.

Mental health support and healing can look different for everyone. For some, it may be time spent with family or friends, being outdoors, creating art or music, exercising, talking with someone they trust, or connecting with animals and nature. Even quiet moments of reflection and connection can have a powerful impact on overall well-being.

Horses, in particular, are often recognized for their ability to encourage calm, confidence, trust, patience, and emotional awareness. Experiences with animals and nature can provide comfort, grounding, and connection in meaningful ways.

At SCRTC, we believe in supporting the whole student and creating a community where kindness, compassion, and connection matter.

You are important. Your mental health matters. And you are never alone. 💜