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We had the best time getting to watch our Seattle FITErs do their thing last night! Roller derby with Myra and Sage. Myra…better knows as… FLAMING DIVA even received the MVP best blocker award 🥇
Way to go FITErs, we are so proud of you 💪


With our *50th ANNIVERSARY* quickly approaching, we wanted to share some updates you may see around our campus and share how far we have come!
We have refreshed for the future and made some changes in our logo, but we are still same place! We have also made an update to our sign in the front of our building, making it much more visible.
We wanted to take a moment to show you how far we have truly come since the dream of Sno-Isle TECH came to fruition! The first sign in the photos is back from 1977 when Sno-Isle TECH first began. It began with offering the following 17 programs: Auto Mechanics, Advanced Business & Office, Construction Trades, Cosmetology, Custodial, Data Accounting, Dental Assistant, Electronics/Electricity, Engineering Aide/Drafting, Food Preparation, Horticulture/Landscaping, Machine Trades, Medical Office Assistant, Nursing Aides/Orderlies, Plastics, Veterinarian Aide/Animal Care, Welding. These programs at the time were only available to 9 districts around the county.
The second photo is the sign now in 2026, 49 years later! Our school now houses the following 25 programs: Animation, Computers Servers & Networking, Electronics Engineering Technology, Video Game Design, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts Management & Operations, Culinary Arts Baking & Pastry, Culinary Arts Production & Service, Fashion & Merchandising, Dental Assisting, Medical Assisting, Nursing Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Veterinary Assisting, Criminal Justice, Fire Service Tech, Early Childhood Education, Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace Manufacturing, Auto Body & Collision, Automotive Technology, Construction Trades, Diesel Power Technology, Welding & Metal Fabrication. These programs are now available to all high schools around Snohomish County & South Island County, totaling 15 districts!
Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center has been providing opportunities and launching careers for nearly 50 years and we can’t wait to see what the next 50 brings!
Stay tuned as we begin planning our 50th Anniversary celebration, open to all alumni and past Sno-Isle TECH employees and community partners! Thank you all for supporting us and our students!


Not Your Typical Classroom FB Video Link
Love learning by doing? Maritime|253 might be for you. ⚓
High school students from across the South Sound can enroll now for hands-on learning connected to maritime careers, engineering, environmental science, and more.
Opening Fall 2026 in a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility.
👉 Enroll and learn more: maritime253.org





💬Future student: “I want an education that doesn’t just stay in the classroom but pushes me to apply what I learn in real-world settings, develop confidence, and grow into a capable leader.
During the enrollment process asked students to share why they are interested in attending Maritime|253 and we are blown away by their answers. Our future students are driven, curious and ready to take on the world.
Enrollment is open now for students across the South Sound: maritime253.org ⛴
Chief Leschi Schools Fife Public Schools Franklin Pierce Schools Orting School District Sumner-Bonney Lake School District Tacoma Public Schools University Place School District Vashon Island School District

#NCTA #CorePlusConstruction #HandsOnLearning #TinyHomes #FutureBuilders #SkilledTrades #CareerReady #ConstructionEducation #LearningByDoing









Join us Feb. 3rd for our Community Open House. Open to students and families across the South Sound, this will be an opportunity to learn more about Maritime|253 programming and meet some of the team. See you there!!












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NCTA Construction Program students had the opportunity to learn from Lisa Marx, a valued member of the NCTA Technical Advisory Committee Board and a representative from the Western States Council of Carpenters.
Lisa shared insight into the many career paths under the Carpenters program umbrella, including specialties like Millwrights and Infectious Disease Risk Assessment—opening students’ eyes to the wide range of opportunities available in the trade.
This marks Lisa’s third year guest speaking with our students, and we’re grateful for her continued support and commitment to career-connected learning!
#NCTA #NCTAConstruction #GuestSpeaker #IndustryPartners #TechnicalAdvisoryCommittee #WesternStatesCouncilOfCarpenters #CarpentersUnion #SkilledTrades #CareerPathways #HandsOnLearning #YouBelongHere





Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce We are so thankful for this partnership! Check out the article they featured about SVT below ⬇⬇⬇
Article Link Also posted in our WSSCA News Section!

Shout out to senior Kate L for taking the lead on most of the planning/creating the beautiful design of the dance and help from other seniors: Sal, Izzy, Noah, Nick S, and Aile. Thank you to juniors Kaye for doing a lot of the cooking/baking, Tommy, Dakota, plus most of the juniors in Mrs. Schultz class for helping with set up and tear down of the dance floor. Fun was had by all!!
In addition, we thank Aile's mother for her amazing cookies (see photos). Kaye's mother for her amazing beignets she made and for helping serve at the food station; she broght snacks the PTO donated and was one of the PTO representatives.
Last, we so appreciate Mrs. Schultz who spent a lot of time helping these students put the dance together as well as Miss H. Lewis, Miss L. Lewis, and Mrs. St. Pierre who were all chaperones at the dance.
Can't wait for the next school function!! 🎉
@Spokanevalleytech













Students placed with Valley Services, are working in a closed-door pharmacy, where they support medication preparation for long-term care facilities and other partner sites. This behind-the-scenes work requires precision, accountability, and attention to detail to ensure hundreds of patients receive the correct medications on time.
Students placed with Providence rotate through Sacred Heart Medical Center, Holy Family Hospital, and St. Luke’s Hospital, where they are developing hospital-level pharmacy skills. These experiences include filling Pyxis machines, hand-carrying critical medications, preparing pediatric doses, and supporting emergency medication needs—high responsibility in fast-paced clinical environments.
At Walgreens and Rosauers, students are gaining valuable retail pharmacy experience, building skills in customer service, inventory management, and insurance billing—where accuracy, communication, and problem-solving are essential.
#ConnectWithNEWTech


Big congratulations to our December Students of the Month for embodying our “Be Professional” agreement. These students consistently show up prepared, communicate respectfully, take ownership of their work, and represent our community with pride.
#StudentOfTheMonth #BeProfessional #PSSC


Students who attended the presentation and met individually with Ms. Starr benefited from one-on-one guidance on a wide range of post-secondary education topics.




