A year-long pre-tech course where students learn the fundamentals of art and graphic design and basic approaches for communicating through the media arts. VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS DISCOVER THE WORLD OF VISUAL ARTS Are you passionate about art, design, and digital media? Do you want to explore new technologies and learn how to communicate creatively through the media arts? Our Visual Communications program (VisCom) is a year-long course designed to teach the fundamentals of art, graphic design, and visual storytelling through hands-on projects and innovative technology. Students work on real-world design projects, combining traditional art materials with cutting-edge tools like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, scanners, and digital drawing tablets. Emphasis is placed on mastering the creative process, personal expression, and experimentation while developing skills that are essential in the art and design industries. Projects include designing CD covers, greeting cards, advertising and marketing materials, and apparel. Students will also explore and investigate careers in the arts, gaining valuable insight into professional opportunities in creative fields. This program is ideal for students with an interest in art, a comfort with computers, and a willingness to experiment with digital and emerging technologies. A creative spirit and a desire to try new things are all you need to get started! GRADES 9-12 | 80 OR 120 MINUTES | ALTERNATE DAYS COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Interest in art, design, and computers Willingness to be experimental, expressive, and creative CREDITS Based on two semesters: 80 minute class 1 fine art .5 elective 120 minute class 1 fine art 1 elective Optional .5 technology credit (VUHS only) Optional .5 design credit (MUHS only) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Students will be prepared to take our Design & Illustration program CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) VisCom Curriculum

The Hannaford Career Center offers 12 technical and 4 foundational programs ranging from Agriculture and Automotive to Arts & Humanities. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS TECHNICAL Addison Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.) Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Automotive Technolog Construction Technolog Culinary Arts Design & Illustration Diesel Power Technology Education & Human Services Medical Professions Natural Resource Management Sustainable Agriculture Welding & Fabrication PRE-TECHNICAL Introduction to Agricultural Sciences Introduction to STEM Mechanical Science Visual Communications Work based learning/cooperative education is available in all technical programs. Co-op For Students Co-op For Employers QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! The Hannaford Career Center offers 13 "technical" and four "pre-technical" or foundational programs. Most technical programs serve 11th-12th grade, with some open to 10th. Technical programs are designed to prepare students to enter high-wage, high-skill, high-demand jobs—either immediately or after college. Pre-tech programs serve 9th-10th grade and are designed to provide awareness of multiple possible pathways.

A high school career technical education graphic design and illustration program. Students create an art portfolio that can be used to apply to colleges, internships or entry-level graphic design and illustration positions. DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION BECOME A DESIGNER OR ARTIST Are you ready to explore your creativity, develop technical skills, and turn your artistic passions into real-world projects? Our Design & Illustration program offers a choice of two distinct, immersive, hands-on experiences that combine digital tools with traditional art and design techniques. Graphic Design and Illustration Explore the fusion of digital tools and traditional art making, creating captivating works that blend the best of both worlds. This hands-on course introduces you to powerful creative software —Photoshop and Illustrator—where you'll learn to craft stunning illustrations and graphic designs with precision and creativity. You'll also explore a wide range of physical art materials and methods— spray paint, charcoal, pastel, printmaking, and mixed media—to give your designs depth and expression. In this daily, year-long class you will learn how to seamlessly move between the digital canvas and your physical work, and discover how to incorporate hand-drawn elements into your designs for a fresh blend of art techniques. Students are encouraged to pursue their own artistic styles on their way to solving real art and design problems. By the end of this course, you'll have a portfolio packed with diverse, dynamic projects—showcasing your abilities in both digital design and physical illustration. If you’re eager to expand your creative toolbox and elevate your art to the next level, Design & Illustration is where your journey begins! D&I Class Website Game Art and Animation (2026-27) Have you ever considered a career in video game development or wondered how your favorite games are created? In D&I: Game Art and Animation, you'll learn to craft 3D art and animations for video games! Join this course to build foundational skills and learn the software used by professional game artists. This includes detailed instruction in Autodesk Maya, Substance Painter, and Unreal Engine. Artists in this course will become more effective visual communicators. They will explore how their 3D art connects with players, how to take an idea from concept to game, and how to apply traditional art principles and storytelling through video games. By the end of this course, you will have: 1. Technical Knowledge: A solid understanding of the technical and aesthetic skills needed for game art development. 2. Game Art Portfolio: A professional, digital portfolio showcasing your 3D models, game environments, and animations. This is perfect for college applications! 3. Industry Connections: Meet game developers and educators! Discover opportunities locally and nationwide to advance your goals. Enroll in D&I: Game Art and Design to start your journey into one of the most exciting creative careers available! ************************************************************************************************** For examples of student work, visit Gallery & Goings-On . Whether you’re creating digital illustrations, designing interiors, or crafting your very own video games, the D&I program equips you with the skills and inspiration to bring your creative vision to life. GRADES 10-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION 10 credits on transcript One of the following: Basic/Intro Art, Drawing 1 or one semester of Visual Communications Interest in art, design, computers CREDITS Based on two semesters: 1 embedded fine arts credit 2 elective credits .5 option for design credit (MUHS only) .5 option for tech credit (VUHS only) Qualifying students can earn up to 6 college credits at CCV in T wo-Dimensional Design and Color Theory. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS VT Arts Portfolio - Graphic Design & Illustration VT Arts Portfolio - Fine Art VT Arts Portfolio - Multiple Media PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Advanced Topics in Graphic Design Digital Art Technologies Art & Design Software Traditional & Digital Drawing Color Theory & Use Logo Design Poster & Publication Design Art Analysis & Critique Portfolio Development Illustration Techniques Printmaking Typography CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO)

An introductory investigation into engineering design, industrial design precision machining, and construction. 3 immersive lab rotations. INTRODUCTION TO STEM DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF INNOVATION Do you love designing, building, and modern technology? Do you want to learn more about the kinds of jobs that will lead the future? Our Introduction to STEM program is your gateway to innovation and hands-on, team-based learning, where creativity meets high-tech tools and endless possibilities. Meeting on alternating days, this program introduces students to the fundamentals of STEM through rotating exercises that emphasize the engineering design process, scientific inquiry, teamwork, and real-world math applications. Students will design objects with CAD software and bring their ideas to life using 3D printing, laser cutting, and water jet cutting. They will also build and program robots and autonomous aerial drones, applying advanced technology and problem-solving skills to create innovative solutions. By the end of the course, successful students will apply their skills to a capstone project that integrates all four STEM content areas, designing, fabricating, and solving a complex real-world challenge. Whether you’re dreaming of a future in engineering, robotics, or technology innovation, this program equips you with the foundational skills and hands-on experience to excel in STEM fields. GRADES 9-10 | 80 OR 120 MINUTES | ALTERNATING DAYS COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Basic math: decimals, fractions, measurements Fine/gross motor skills CREDITS Based on two semesters: 80 minute class 1 math credit .5 elective credits 120 minute class 1 math credit 1 elective credit Optional .5 technology credit (VUHS only) Optional .5 design credit (MUHS only) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Drone operation 3D printing Blueprint reading Equipment safety CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) Intro to STEM (PAHCC) STEM (VUHS)

A high school career technical education program designed to prepare students for further education and career paths in early childhood education, health care, social services, and related fields. EDUCATION & HUMAN SERVICES BECOME A TEACHER OR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR Do you love children? Do you want to understand the critical nature of a child’s first year, or become a second-grade teacher, a speech-language pathologist, an occupational or physical therapist, a school-based clinician, or an administrator? If so, our Early Childhood Education / Education as a Profession Program could be the right fit for you! You'll learn how children develop and grow over time, how to keep our young people safe and healthy, how to teach, what to teach, how to work in partnership with families, and how to be a professional in the fields of both early childhood and general education. This flexible, two-year program allows students to explore pathways in early childhood education (ECE), teaching, and related fields such as counseling and child care management. Experiences in classrooms and ECE centers allow students to apply their learning in real-world settings while earning industry-recognized credentials (IRCs) and dual-enrollment opportunities through Vermont State University (VTSU) and the Community College of Vermont (CCV). Two Pathways to Choose From: Fundamentals of Early Childhood Education (ECE): Students gain a comprehensive understanding of ECE settings and roles, including child development, curriculum planning, family engagement, professionalism, and safety. They apply their skills in high-quality ECE centers and schools, preparing for roles such as teachers, child center directors, specialized service providers, and family support professionals. Education as a Profession: Focused on researched-based practices and exploring education as a career path, students develop the skills, knowledge, and professional mindset needed for impactful careers. This course introduces instructional design, classroom culture, anti-bias approaches, and tools for working with students and families. Clinical experiences help students refine their observation and assistance skills in classroom environments, building the foundation for a professional teaching career. Take one or two years of either course or a single year of each for program flexibility. Gain hands-on clinical experience to build confidence and practical skills. Earn industry-recognized credentials (IRCs) and take multiple dual-enrollment classes over two years. Work with children, families, and educators to explore career paths and create lasting impact. Whether you’re planning to pursue a career as a teacher, early childhood educator, therapist, or social services professional, this program equips you with the tools and experience to succeed. COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Foundational literacy skills Note: This course includes rigorous college coursework CREDITS Based on two semesters .5 Social studies credit 1 English credit 1.5 elective credits Qualifying students can earn the following college credits from Community College of Vermont: EDU-1030: Introduction to Early Childhood Education and PSY-2010: Child Development or COM-1015: Communication in the Early Childhood Education & Afterschool Workplace. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS CPR and First Aid Mandated Reporter Training Abusive Head Trauma Training Basic Specialized Care Training VT Licensing Training Penn State VT Orientation Training Northern Light @ CCV Fundamentals Master Teacher Paraeducator PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Health & Safety-related Practices Examination/Application of VT Child Care Regulations Developmentally Appropriate Practice Community-Based Learning Standards-based Curriculum Development Ethical Practice & Confidentiality Education as a Profession Curriculum Early Childhood Ed Curriculum

A high school career technical education program designed to prepare students to become an Industrial Designer or Machinist in high-tech manufacturing with precision measurement and CNC operations. ADVANCED MANUFACTURING & ENGINEERING PREPARE FOR A CAREER IN HIGH-TECH MANUFACTURING OR AS AN ENGINEER Unlock your future in high-tech industries like aerospace, avionics, defense manufacturing, medical devices, robotics, and automation. Are you someone who loves working with your hands, solving complex problems, and being at the forefront of technology? Do you want a career that offers stability, high wages, and endless opportunities for growth? If so, then our Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering program is the perfect fit for you! In this cutting-edge lab, you'll design and innovate with state-of-the-art machinery, including Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines, 3D printers, laser, water-jet, plasma cutter, and advanced robotics. This program emphasizes hands-on training from day one. You'll work in a real-world, advanced manufacturing environment, gaining practical experience that will set you apart in the job market. This two-year program focuses on precision metrology, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Manufacturing (CAM) techniques, CNC machining, and automation. Students will earn college credit and sought-after industry credentials while designing and building a variety of projects, diving deep into each aspect of fabrication, purchasing, machining, construction, testing, and project management. In their second year, students complete complex independent projects, honing advanced skills in coding, programming, machining, and fabrication. Students may also choose to showcase their skills by competing in a variety of competitions at SkillsUSA. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY APPLY FOR THIS PROGRAM QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Basic math skills: algebra, decimals, fractions, customary & metric measurement Basic computer skills Fine and gross motor skills Note: This course contains extensive college-level material CREDITS EARNED Based on two semesters: 1 math credit 1 science credit 1 elective credit .5 option for design credit (MUHS only) .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only) Qualifying students can earn up to 15 CCV credits for manufacturing; engineering and design, and sketching, blueprint reading, geometric dimensioning; and tolerancing; parametric solid modeling; and manufacturing technology INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS (IRC) EARNED Autodesk Certified Associate Haas CNC Mill Operator Haas CNC Lathe Operator SME Certified Manufacturing Associate Certified Manufacturing Technologist (CMfgT) MSSC Certified Production Technician PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Design & Engineering Metal Fabrication CNC Programming Lathe Operation Grinding CNC Plasma Cutting Milling Project Testing Tool and Die Design CAD/CAM Blueprint Reading CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) Adv Manufacturing "Blue" Curriculum Adv Manufacturing "Gold" Curriculum

Pre-Technical program in Mechanical Science. Two semesters: industry certification, preventative maintenance, welding, electrical systems & more. MECHANICAL SCIENCE DISCOVER, FIX, AND BUILD Do you love taking things apart to see how they work? Are you ready to get hands-on experience in welding, home maintenance, construction, and vehicle repair? Our Mechanical Science program offers a year-long, alternating-days course designed to introduce students to essential mechanical skills with pathways to further study in Automotive, Diesel, Industrial Design & Fabrication, Construction, or Welding. This comprehensive program covers a variety of mechanical topics through engaging, practical exercises. Students gain an industry certification in safe tractor and equipment operation through the UVM Extension Tractor Safety program. They explore residential mechanical systems, learning to wire electrical circuits and plumb with copper, PEX, and PVC. The course also delves into agricultural maintenance, covering DC electrical systems, small engine principles, and preventative maintenance for power equipment. By applying their skills to small engines, students develop a deeper understanding of systems like fuel, ignition, and compression. Fabrication introduces students to plasma cutting, both manual and CNC, as well as stick welding (SMAW) and wire-feed welding (MIG), building foundational skills for advanced metalworking. Residential construction emphasizes the tools, measurements, and basic trade skills required for building and home projects. The course culminates with the opportunity to compete in the FFA Mechanical Career Development Event, where students can showcase their expertise. Whether your goal is further technical education or a head start in the trades, Mechanical Science prepares you for success in a range of exciting fields. GRADES 9-12 | 80 OR 120 MINUTES / ALTERNATING DAYS COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Students should possess a positive attitude CREDITS 80 min. class/per year 1 science .5 elective 120 min. class/per year 1 science 1 elective .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only) .5 option for design credit (MUHS only) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Mechanics Automotive skills Tractor and equipment safety Leadership CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) MechSci Curriculum

A high school career technical education graphic design and illustration program. Students create an art portfolio that can be used to apply to colleges, internships or entry-level graphic design and illustration positions. DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION BECOME A DESIGNER OR ARTIST Are you ready to explore your creativity, develop technical skills, and turn your artistic passions into real-world projects? Our Design & Illustration program offers a choice of two distinct, immersive, hands-on experiences that combine digital tools with traditional art and design techniques. Graphic Design and Illustration Explore the fusion of digital tools and traditional art making, creating captivating works that blend the best of both worlds. This hands-on course introduces you to powerful creative software —Photoshop and Illustrator—where you'll learn to craft stunning illustrations and graphic designs with precision and creativity. You'll also explore a wide range of physical art materials and methods— spray paint, charcoal, pastel, printmaking, and mixed media—to give your designs depth and expression. In this daily, year-long class you will learn how to seamlessly move between the digital canvas and your physical work, and discover how to incorporate hand-drawn elements into your designs for a fresh blend of art techniques. Students are encouraged to pursue their own artistic styles on their way to solving real art and design problems. By the end of this course, you'll have a portfolio packed with diverse, dynamic projects—showcasing your abilities in both digital design and physical illustration. If you’re eager to expand your creative toolbox and elevate your art to the next level, Design & Illustration is where your journey begins! D&I Class Website For examples of student work, visit Gallery & Goings-On . Whether you’re creating digital illustrations, designing interiors, or crafting your own apparel, the D&I program equips you with the skills and inspiration to bring your creative vision to life. GRADES 10-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY APPLY FOR THIS PROGRAM QUESTIONS? CONTACT US! COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION One of the following: Basic/Intro Art, Drawing 1 or one semester of Visual Communications Strong literacy foundation Interest in art, design, computers Willingness to creative and self-directed CREDITS Based on two semesters: 1 embedded fine arts credit 2 elective credits .5 option for design credit (MUHS only) .5 option for tech credit (VUHS only) Qualifying students can earn up to 6 college credits at CCV in T wo-Dimensional Design and Color Theory. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS VT Arts Portfolio - Graphic Design & Illustration VT Arts Portfolio - Fine Art VT Arts Portfolio - Multiple Media PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Advanced Topics in Graphic Design Digital Art Technologies Art & Design Software Traditional & Digital Drawing Color Theory & Use Logo Design Poster & Publication Design Art Analysis & Critique Portfolio Development Illustration Techniques Printmaking Typography CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) D&I Curriculum

A high school career technical education program designed to prepare students for careers in a wide variety of health professions. MEDICAL PROFESSIONS BECOME A HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL Are you passionate about helping others, fascinated by science, or curious about how healthcare systems work? Do you want a career in one of the fastest-growing industries with endless opportunities? If so, our Medical Professions program is your first step toward a rewarding future! This 2-year program prepares students for diverse career paths in health professions, including patient care, emergency services, healthcare administration, and biomedical technology. Students gain hands-on experience through a combination of classroom learning, clinical practice, job shadowing, and work-based learning opportunities. Key areas of study include medical terminology, professional healthcare standards, and an introduction to healthcare systems, anatomy & physiology, and emergency medical services. Year 1: Students will be eligible to take the Vermont State LNA Exam and/or the National Registry EMR Exam. These credentials can open doors to real-world work opportunities—whether that’s in residential care, home health, hospitals, or in an ambulance with your local rescue squad or Middlebury Regional EMS (MREMS). The LNA program includes clinical experiences to help you apply your skills in authentic healthcare settings. Year 2: Students can choose to earn their EMT certification or CCMA certification (with the option to add CPT). These credentials prepare students for exciting jobs such as working on an ambulance, at a summer camp, in a hospital emergency department, or in a medical clinic or laboratory. Both the EMT and CPT programs include clinical components to strengthen hands-on experience. Whether you envision a future in direct patient care, allied health, or a host of related fields, this program provides the knowledge, skills, and experience to succeed in the dynamic field of healthcare. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Interest in careers in the healthcare industry Positive attitude and willingness to learn CREDITS Based on two semesters Med I 1 embedded science .5 math 1.5 elective Med II 1.5 science .5 math 1 elective .5 option for technology credit for tech track (VUHS only) Qualifying students earn 3 college credits from CCV in AHS-1045: Intro to Healthcare and AHS- 1205: Medical Terminology. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS CPR and First Aid Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) Emergency Medical Responder(EMR)/Technician (EMT) Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) Certified PhlebotomyTechnician (CPT) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Anatomy and Physiology Medical Terminology Patient Care Vital Sign Assessment Skin Assessment Communication Skills Care Across the Lifespan Interview Skills Teamwork Skills Conflict Resolution Activities of Daily Living Basic Airway Management Oxygen Administration Patient Assessment (EMR/EMT) CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) MedPro I Curriculum MedPro II Curriculum

Natural Resource Management is a combination of Conservation Equipment Operation, Wildlife Management, and Forest Science (Introductory and Advanced). NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BE A STEWARD OF THE ENVIRONMENT Do you love maple syrup and being outside in nature? Are you passionate about wildlife and the balance of our ecosystems? Do you want a hands-on career that helps conserve our natural world while preparing for a sustainable future? If so, our Natural Resource Management program offers the skills, knowledge, and experience to help you thrive in this rewarding field. This 2-year program combines Conservation Equipment Operation, Wildlife Management, and Forest Science to prepare students for careers and post-secondary education in conservation, forestry, and environmental management. Through a mix of classroom learning, fieldwork, and industry collaboration, students gain a deep understanding of how to protect and sustainably manage forest ecosystems. Land Use and Wildlife Conservation (Offered 2025-2026) Students explore the critical relationships between water quality, soil science, and wildlife conservation. They develop practical skills in heavy equipment operation, GIS mapping, and project management while working with industry professionals on projects such as wildlife restoration and agricultural land use planning. Forest Science (Offered 2026-2027) Focusing on the role of forests in biodiversity preservation and climate change mitigation, students learn techniques for sustainable forest management. Activities include harvesting trees, skidding logs, operating sawmills, producing maple syrup, and developing comprehensive forest management plans, all while stepping outside their comfort zones to take on real-world challenges. Whether you aspire to work in conservation, forestry, or environmental science, this program provides the foundation for success in preserving and managing our natural resources for generations to come. GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Ability to work outdoors in a variety of conditions and within a team structure CREDITS Based on two semesters: 1 science credit 1 math credit 1 elective credit Qualifying students can earn college credits at CCV in Environmental Science. INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS Game of Logging - Levels 1-4 Ducks Unlimited Ecology Conservation & Management Certification LEAP Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) Certification PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Timber Harvest Techniques Maple Syrup Production Wildlife Management Sawmill Operation Forest Science Surveying GIS Mapping Fisheries Science Land Use Assessment Business Management Chainsaw Maintenance Heavy Equipment Operation CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) NMR Curriculum

Pre-Tech program teaching plant growing skills and animal husbandry in a hands-on learning environment INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES DISCOVER THE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Are you passionate about plants, animals, and sustainable farming practices? Do you want to gain hands-on experience in food production, forestry, and land management? If so, our Introduction to Agriculture Sciences program offers an exciting opportunity to explore the world of agriculture while building valuable skills for future careers or studies. This year-long course, meeting on alternating days, introduces students to plant and animal sciences, including forestry, livestock management, soil and water conservation, and food production. Through hands-on participation in the operation of “Deep Roots Farm” and “HCC Sugarworks,” students gain practical experience in food production and sustainable land management practices. While fieldwork is a primary focus, students will also apply critical reading, writing, math, and science skills to deepen their understanding of agricultural principles. Leadership development is a cornerstone of this program, with opportunities to participate in FFA activities, including the Horse/Dairy Judging Career Development Event. Students can run for FFA office, lead meetings, and refine their public speaking skills. Whether your interests lie in farming, environmental science, or agricultural leadership, this program provides the foundation to help you thrive in the agricultural industry or further your education. GRADES 9-10 | ALTERNATING DAYS / 80 AND 120 MINUTE SECTIONS COURSE DETAILS RECOMMENDED PREPARATION Ability to read informational text for understanding CREDITS Based on two semesters: 80 min class .5 science .5 elective 120 min class 1 science .5 elective .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only) PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING Food production Land management Equipment safety Leadership CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO) Intro to Ag (PAHCC) Curriculum Animal & Plant Sci (VUHS) Curriculum Power Equipment (VUHS) Small Business (VUHS) Curriculum Trades Skills (VUHS) Curriculum

Staff directory and contact information for The Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center in Middlebury, Vermont. Our staff makes all the difference. DANIEL ARENSMEYER Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Instructor Introduction to STEM Instructor 802-382-1026 ROGER W. BOURASSA Adult Education Coordinator 802-382-1052 CHARLES BRIGHENTI Automotive Technology Instructor 802-382-1023 DAN CALLAHAN IT Coordinator 802-382-1032 NICK CANTRICK Construction Technology Instructor 802-382-1028 CARL CRAWFORD Pre-Technical STEM Instructor (VUHS) 802-877-2938 ext. 280 TRACEY CROSS-BAKER College and Career Counselor 802-382-1007 ULTIMA DANFORTH Education & Human Services Instructor 802-382-1038 JESSICA DANYOW Work-Based Learning Coordinator 802-382-1029 AUSTIN HAYNES Director of Finance 802-382-1050 JILL HUIZENGA Culinary Instructor 802-382-1030 FRED JIMMO Custodian 802-382-1008 ED KEAGLE Teaching Assistant 802-382-1028 ERIC KENNISON Custodian 802-382-1008 STEVE LOHRENZ Teaching Assistant 802-382-1010 DR. NICOLE MACTAVISH Superintendent & Director 802-382-1001 CHRIS MENDENHALL Teaching Assistant 802-382-1023 DAVID MILLS Diesel Power Technology Instructor 802-382-1011 DR. WENDY PRATT Assistant Director 802-382-1002 ALLEN PULSIFER Facilities Supervisor 802-382-1008 JOHN SEGUIN Custodian 802-382-1008 LISA RADER Design & Illustration Instructor Visual Communications Instructor 802-382-1044 ERIC REID-ST. JOHN Addison Repertory Theater Instructor 802-382-1024 ALYSSA RITTENDALE Instructional Support Assistant 802-382-1080 DAVID ROBERTS Director of Operations 802-382-1005 ANNAJO SMITH Sustainable Agriculture Instructor 802-382-1059 MELISSA SULLIVAN Registrar/Adult Ed Administrative Assistant 802-382-1004 HAYDEN THOMSEN Mechanical Science Instructor 802-382-1013 SHANNON THURBER Confidential Executive Administrative & HR Assistant 802-382-1012 AARON TOWNSHEND Natural Resource Management Instructor Intro to Agricultural Sciences Instructor 802-382-1010 DYLAN VOSE Welding & Fabrication Instructor 802-382-1010 BILL VAN DE WEERT Pre-Technical Agricultural Instructor (VUHS) 802-877-2938 ext. 263 STEFANIE WILBUR Medical Professions Instructor 802-382-1042 CRAIG WOLOSINSKI Diesel Tech Teaching Assistant 802-382-1023 GILLIAN ZIEGER Director of Curriculum & Instruction 802-382-1063