NOTICE
The Barre Technical Center Cosmetology Program is open and will continue to operate. We are proud of the work our students do. We are working hard to keep the program as an option for our students for the remainder of this school year and for many years to come. If you have questions, please call Penny Chamberlin, Director, 476-4811, ext. 1138
Interested in attending BTC?
High school students interested in visiting the Barre Technical Center or learning more about our application process, please contact your home school guidance counselor or:
Amy Lester
BTC Guidance Coordinator
802-476-6237 x1156
alestbtc@u61.net
Adults interested in technical training should contact:
Scott Griggs
BTC Assistant Director
802-476-6237 x1045
sgrigbtc@u61.net

A Residential Electrical student wires recessed lighting.
The Barre Technical Center offers training for high school students and adults throughout the Central Vermont area.

A Culinary Arts student at work.
BTC News
FBLA State Competitions 2013
Networking is a major part of business success and the Business and Leadership studies class recently took time to meet many business professionals, as well as other students studying business.
The Future Business Leaders of America(FBLA) Spring Conference was held March 28-29 in Burlington. BTC had 5 students compete: Anna-Lisa Richardson in business presentation, Jaryd Langevin in Client Service and the trio of Tim Landry, Gerald Stauff and Pat Perreault in Team Ethics. More...
Vermont Skills Competitions 2013
Five BTC students won medals at the 2013 Vermont SkillsUSA competitions. Gold medal winners are eligible to travel to Kansas City this summer to represent Vermont at the National Competitions.
SkillsUSA Gold Medal Winners
Tyler Whittemore (SHS, Automotive Technology) for Automotive Service Technology. Ethan Tatro (Montpelier, Digital Media Arts) for Advertising Design, and Chris Royea (Williamstown, Plumbing and Heating) for Plumbing.
SkillsUSA Silver Medal Winners
Emily Solhstrom (SHS, Digital Media Arts) for Photography, and Dillon Sleeper (SHS, Residential Electrical) for Electrical Construction Wiring.
Congratulations to these students, and to each BTC student who entered the SkillsUSA Competitions. Click here for more pictures from Skills2013.
Open House 2012
BTC Open House on Wednesday, October 24 was a hit. Current students, parents, and community members just checking out the tech center, flooded the halls to see what we do. They were greeted with a wide array of options! From the Baking & Pastry’s sweet goodies to Residential Electric’s bicycle generator to Exploratory Tech’s annual OSHA House of Horrors... Read More...