Portland Arts & Technology High School

Congratulations to Alex Grover and Noah Ufkin on winning the Ford AAA regional competition this weekend in New Hampshire. In the competition students had to put their automotive skills to the test by fixing mechanical problems on their assigned Ford cars, Alex and Noah fixed their car in just under an hour. They will represent Maine next month in the national finals at Ford World Headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan.

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Portland Museum of Art is currently exhibiting student artwork from around Maine and one of our own has made it in!

Amelia Walz from the commerical arts program is now having her artwork featured the whole month of March! Stop in to the museum and check it out!

"March is National Youth Art Month, and the Portland Museum of Art and the Maine Art Education Association are pleased to collaborate on this special presentation of student artwork from across the state of Maine. Sharing this work...

The Fashion Marketing Program here at PATHS has recently attended the DECA state conference on March 7th and 8th at the Double Tree Hotel in South Portland.

DECA is an association of marketing students whose mission is to prepare emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitably, and management.

While attending, one of our students, Paloma Sanchez of Casco BayHigh School, qualified to become a member of the Maine State DECA Action Team. To qualify she was required to...

Our Recreational/Marine Repair program sent three teams of students to the Maine Marine Troubleshooting Contest this weekend at the Portland at the Maine Boatbuilders Show in Portland. Our students came in 1st, 3rd, and 4th!

1st Place Team: Billy McIntyre & Serena Cobleigh, both of Windham

3rd Place Team: Jack Leeman of Gorham (partner was from Rockland)

4th Place Team: Camden Hopkins of Scarborough & Reed Wilson of Windham

Congratulations all on your great accomplishments!

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Mr. Wentworth and his Masonry students would like to thank the Maine Masonry Co. Inc for their recent generous donation of over 6000 blocks. These blocks will allow the students in the PATHS masonry program to build their brick house inside the shop this year. Thank you for helping us deliver a great learning experience for our students!

The Culinary Institute of America has entered into an Articulation Agreement with the Culinary Arts program at Portland Arts and Technologies High School. The Culinary Institute of America is recognized as one of the worlds premier culinary colleges.The articulation agreement allows students in the Culinary Arts program to meet the CIA’s pre-enrollment requirement of six months of hands-on foodservice experience. In addition, students who earn their Food Safety (ServSafe) certification at...