Educators

Let’s create NH’s future workforce together.

Close-up view of the steel framework beneath a truss bridge, showing intersecting beams and riveted connections against a blue sky.
Underground utility conduits installed in a trench alongside a roadway, with traffic cones marking the work zone.
Construction workers pour concrete over a steel reinforcing grid at an active infrastructure construction site.
Curving highway winding through a mountainous landscape with colorful autumn foliage and distant peaks.

Outreach Materials for Educators

Help New Hampshire students and families learn about free highway construction training and career opportunities.

Download, print, post, and share the materials below with students, families, colleagues, and community partners.

How can we work together

We would love to come visit your school career fair and talk to students about the various training programs we have available and how they can get into the field of construction.

We are also looking to set up credit bearing extended learning opportunities and would love to speak with ELO coordinators to see how we can work together.

We are looking for locations to host our Feb/April vacation and summer high school training program.

We would love to bring industry partners into your school as guest speakers. We also have an interactive bridge building activity we can bring to schools for events. Please reach out to learn more!

Upcoming Events

  • October Roundtable

    Wed, Oct 21, 2026 10:30 AM- 12:00 PM

    Virtual or in person at R.M. Piper in Plymouth, NH

  • Student Training program

    Once monthly on the 4th Monday of the month (3rd if school vacation month). In Manchester, Location coming soon. Students can apply now on the student page.

  • November Roundtable

    Wed, Nov 18th, 2026 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

    Virtual or in person at John Stark Regional High in Weare, NH

Resources

  • Outreach Program for Teachers

    The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) has partnered with the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to host professional development STEM training workshops for teachers. Through hands-on training, these STEM workshops equip participating teachers with the skills and necessary tools to bring STEM into their school and classroom.

    Each workshop is made up of multiple training sessions. The sessions consist of grade-level appropriate training modules covering the following topics:

    • Bridge Design

    • Design and Construction

    • Environmental Engineering

    • Highway Safety

    • Magnetic Levitation

    • Motion

    • Traffic Technology

    • STEM Elementary Development

  • Bridge UP! curriculum

    The Bridge UP! curriculum provides free classroom resources for teachers using bridge design and construction principles as the foundation for learning. Most materials needed for the lesson plan activities are common classroom/household items.

    Classroom activities are designed to help bring students closer to the everyday work of engineers and construction workers. MnDOT hopes the Bridge UP! curriculum will get students excited about real-work transportation planning, design and construction, and to inspire them to pursue engineering or science as a career.

  • STEM Education and Outreach K-12

    MnDOT has many transportation-related activities and offerings for you to explore. Students and families can download activities and teachers can connect with MnDOT ambassadors for virtual classroom presentations or in-person classroom activities. MnDOT is dedicated to providing high quality activities and initiatives to help promote science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in schools across Minnesota.