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The Manchester School of Technology (MST) is a school located at 530 South Porter Street, in Manchester, New Hampshire. The school is focused on real-life applications of programs of study, rather than just learning about these programs. There are 3 "blocks" in each school day, which each take up 100 minutes.

Visitors

Being a vocational school, MST gets funds from the Federal Perkins Grant, so educational funds are especially important for it.

Schools

The Manchester School of Technology accepts students into its programs from:
  • Manchester Central High School
  • Goffstown High School
  • Londonderry High School
  • Manchester Memorial High School
  • Manchester High School West
  • Pinkerton Academy
  • Bedford High School

    Courses

  • Business/Marketing
    • Applied Business Management
    • Academy of Fincance
    • Sports & Entertainment Marketing
  • Communications
    • Design Communication
    • Graphic Design/Printing
    • Video Production
  • Construction
    • Landscape / Horticulture
    • Electrical Technology
    • Residential Carpentry
    • Residential Plumbing & Hydronic Heating
  • Mechanical/Technology
    • Automotive Technology
    • Collision Repair / Refinish Technology
    • Architecture & Civil Engineering
  • Services
    • Early Childhood Education
    • Cosmetology
    • Culinary Arts
    • Public Safety
    • Health Science Technology Education

    After high school opportunities

    The 2006-2007 School year MST Pamphlet touts three key benefits that enrolling in MST gives you:
  • Four-year college programs
  • Two-year associate and technical programs
  • Apprenticeships and entry-level positions

    Enrolling

  • Check out the enrollment policy to make sure you're eligible.
  • Tell your guidance counselor to schedule MST first. THIS IS IMPORTANT!
  • Sign up at your home school during the course selection process.

    Enrollment policy

    (As of the 2006-2007 Pamphlet)
  • A. Based on the year that you begin the program, the order of priority for selection of students is as follows:
  • Returning second year students who successfully completed Year I and have the endorsement of the MST principal.
  • New 11th graders (juniors).
  • Returning students who have requested a different program.
  • New 12th graders (seniors)
  • New 10th graders (sophomores)
  • B. Over-enrolled programs will select students based upon:
  • The priority list above.
  • Current grade point average.
  • Attendance.
  • C. A student who doesn't gain entry into his/her first choice will be:
  • Placed on a "waiting list," and/or...

  • Allowed a second choice when available, and/or...

  • Notified to select alternative classes at the sending school, and/or...

  • Admitted at the start of the second semester, when program openings become available.
  • D. The following programs have restrictions for enrollment:
  • Residential Carpentry, Residential Electricity, Residential Plumbing & Hydronic Hearing, and Landscape / Horticulture students must be 16 years of age or older by November 1, 2005
  • First year cosmetology students must be 11th graders (juniors).
  • E. Exceptions to this policy may be made for students on a case by case basis.Further Information

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