Twenty-one submarine sculptures filled the gymnasium at Ella T. Grasso Southeastern Connecticut Technical High School Friday afternoon, the inventive and colorful designs by local artists only partially visible under blue plastic sheets.

All it took was one cabinetry class in his freshman year at E.C. Goodwin Technical High School and Aaron Boutin was hooked. Boutin not only took cabinetry in his freshman and sophomore years, but excelled in it.

More than 185 middle and high school girls came together to participate in the third annual Connecticut. Dream It. Do It. Making It Real: Girls & Manufacturing Summit at the Hartford/Windsor Marriott in Windsor, Connecticut on Oct. 28, 2016.

If you were an astronaut, and 99.99 percent of your spacecraft’s 2 million parts worked perfectly, you could still have big problems with the 200 parts that didn’t. So it might come as a surprise that two teenagers are being entrusted to approve about a dozen lockers for use aboard the International Space Station.

Oliver Wolcott Technical School in Torrington held its annual Thanksgiving luncheon Thursday, welcoming anyone who wished to spend the day with them. Desserts were lined up and ready to be served.

Henry Abbott Technical High School 11th grade carpenters completed a roof job for a local Veteran, just in time for snow! A collaboration with Danbury Veteran's Affairs.

A 2013 W.F. Kaynor Technical High School graduate and Norwalk, Connecticut, native is stationed with a command responsible for teaching future information warriors the skills required to defend America around the world.

Connecticut high school students considering their futures may not be aware of the full range of opportunities and choices available to them — or the possibilities to lead financially successful, satisfying lives that these careers can provide.

Local high school students analyzed soil samples and connected with a California graduate student who studies soil.