Principal’s Pen
Good Afternoon:
Well it’s hard to believe that we have moved into second semester all ready. We will have copies of the students’ schedules available to them to pick up on Tuesday morning when they return to school. There is a slight chance that we may have a delay tomorrow due to inclement weather and if we do we will post the schedule for the day on our website. Reports will be mailed home the last week of January. Along with the report card will be a letter outlining how you can participate in the Endicott Survey. This survey is one of the steps that we must complete as part of our self-study and move towards completing the accreditation process. Your feedback is important we hope you will take the time (10-15 minutes) to complete it at home.
We have several students to recognize this month. We had several students compete in the MMTC Local Skills Competition in early January. Many of our students who competed received top honors and those earning a gold medal will be moving on the the next level which is the State Skills USA Championship.
Automotive Tool ID: Dan Henderson (Bronze Medal)
Cabinet Making: Parker Brunelle (Gold Medal), Jacob Washburn (Bronze Medal)
Carpentry: William Bean (Bronze Medal)
Collision Repair Technology: Ryan Plante (Gold Medal)
Digital Cinema Photography: Derrick Butler and Gracie Vicente (Gold Medal)
Digital Photography: Sydney Orcutt (Silver Medal), Roslin Desiderio (Bronze Medal)
Information Technology: Dean Simpson (Silver Medal)
Medical Math: Annie Caron (Gold Medal), Kaylee Burbank (Bronze Medal)
Medical Terminology: Annie Caron (Gold Medal)
Nurse Assisting: Abbey Prescott (Gold Medal), Kaylee Burbank (Silver Medal)
Precision Machining Technology: Delsin Klein
Related Technical Math: Dean Simpson (Bronze Medal)
Residential Wiring-Level 2: Nicholas Veilleux (Gold Medal), Jacob Dostie (Bronze Medal)
Television (Video) Production: Roslin Desiderio and Molly Milligan (Gold Medal)
Urban Search and Rescue: David Hreben and Kai McGlauflin (Silver Medal)
We would also like to recognize Geoffrey Fotter as he was selected as the student of the month at MMTC in the Precision Machining Program. Congratulations to all these students for their achievements!
Enjoy the week
Paula