It’s important to give students a chance to interact outside of the classroom and extracurricular activities and organizations are a great way to do that. A.I. Prince Technical High School has a wide range of options including everything from student council and National Honor Society to a variety of offerings that are part of our after school program.
Current Clubs and Activities
Student Council is the representative government that approves the activities involving fundraising at the school, authorizes the establishment of clubs and works with the administration and staff for the betterment of the school community.
Advisor – Mrs Piccioli
kim.piccioli@cttech.org
Selection of the National Honor Society candidates begins with the publication of the second marking term honor roll. To be considered, students must be juniors or seniors and have maintained honor roll status for three consecutive terms. Candidates are also rated by the faculty on leadership, character and service. A member failing to maintain the standards of the NHS is brought to the attention of the faculty advisor and NHS officers and is subject to dismissal. A dismissed member is not eligible for membership in the NHS.
Advisor
Mr. Tacchi
justin.tacchi@cttech.org
SkillsUSA is a United States career and technical student organization serving more than 320,000 high school, college and professional students enrolled in training programs in technical, skilled and service occupations. This leadership group serves as ambassadors for the school as well as participating in local, regional, state and national competition. The Skills Chapter at Prince prides itself on its history of service to the school and the community.
Advisor – Lillie Nelson
Lillie.JohnsonNelson@Cttech.Org
***For any inactive club or activity, it is possible for any student to bring that club or activity back to life.
Dance Troupe
The Dance Troupe at Prince Tech is a multicultural dance group, which shares the richness of diversity and cultural traditions through costume and music. Advised by Mrs. Shaw, students perform dances from around the globe and have performed at civic programs, community centers, schools and across the State of Connecticut.
Senior Mentors
Senior Mentors are a select group of students who are nominated by their teachers to represent Prince Tech values and work with other students both academically and socially. Advised by Alyssa Delieto, two senior mentors are assigned to each freshman homeroom for the school year.
