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SkillsUSA State Competitions
WCTC sent students representing many of the programs to compete in the state
competition held in Bangor on March 13th and 14th. You can read more about
the events in the SkillsUSA 2008 state competition page.
March 2008 Student of the Month Recipients
AM- Jennifer Knowlton, Health Science Careers
daughter of Deanna Knowlton, Belfast - Justin Boyle, Building Construction/Carpentry
son of Stacy Hughes and Stephen Boyle, Northport - Billy Ripley, General Trades
son of Royce Ripley, Liberty - Cassandra West, Early Childhood Occupation Education
daughter of Heather and Willard Rogers - Casey Cook, Law Enforcement
daughter of Bruce and Cindy Cook, Monroe - Susie Martin, Graphic Design
daughter of Laura Freeman, Freedom - Trey Harford, Welding
- Derek King, Horticulture
son of Maria King, Jackson and Trent King, Belfast - Kayla Spraque, Work Experience
daughter of Jim and Torrie Spraque, Northport
- Everett Leathers, Auto Collision
- Charlie Hayes, Culinary Arts
son of Troy Hayes, Liberty - Randy Greenleaf, Building Construction/Carpentry
son of Kelly and Leslie Greenleaf, Searsport - Tom Langille, General Trades
son of Rose Langille, Belfast - Nick Jameson, Graphic Design
son of Judy and Paul Jameson, Montville - Kayla Peak, Early Childhood Occupation Education
daughter of Angela Hravey, Belfast
February 2008 Student of the Month Recipients
AM- Stephanie Thomas, Health Science Careers
daughter of Mark Thomas and Lori Rosetti, Stockton Springs - Elizabeth Bruns, Horticulture and Landscaping
daughter of Laura and Keith Bruns, Liberty - Erin Willette
daughter of Sandra and Jon Willette, Albion - Nathanael Steele, Residential Electrical
son of Sharon Nickerson and Kurt Steele
- Joseph Keresey, Natural Resources Management
son of Branda and Martin Keresey - Monika Dunphy, Early Childcare Occupation Education
daughter of Sue Eaton and Monty Dunphy, Jackson - Mike Greenleaf, Welding Technology
January 2008 Student of the Month Recipients
AM- Shannon Dodge, Early Childcare Occupation Education
daughter of Roger and Linda Ryan, Belmont - Victor LeSan, Horticulture & Landscaping
son of Patricia LeSan, Searsmont - Jacob Merrithew, Building Construction/Carpentry
son of Timberly Leathers - Brandon Bouchard, Small Engine Repair
son of Deb and Roland Singer, Liberty - Brianna Barrows, Graphic Design
daughter of Colleen Barrows and Clyde Clark, Jackson - Shane Milliard, Auto Collision
son of Darcy Milliard, Unity - Bruce Cook, Law Enforcement
son Cindy and Bruce Cook, Monroe - Marisa Whitney, Health Science Careers
daughter of Evelyn and Howard Whitney, Belmont - Kane Skillings, Computer Technology
son of Jean Greenleaf, Monroe
- Sophie Whited, Graphic Design
daughter of Catherine Neill, Unity - Julie Lewis, Natural Resources Management
daughter of Brenda and John Lewis, Liberty - Kaitlyn Dolloff, Health Science Careers
daughter of Barbara and Dan Dolloff, Monroe - Melinda Brown, Early Childcare Occupation Education
daughter of Betsy and Robert Brown, Jackson - Charles Bark, Welding
son of Joanne and Fred Bark, Belfast - Jeff Emery, Networking Technology
son of Tanya Kimball and Keith Emery, Jackson - Stephanie Larrabee, Diesel Tech
daughter of Therese and Michael Larrabee, Knox
December 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
AM
- Christian Clapp – Computer Technology
son of Andrew and Janice Clapp of Stockton Springs - Sierra Dyer – Culinary Arts
Daughter of Shawna Dyer of Unity - Benjamin Lovely – Horticulture/Landscaping
Son of Bruce and Cindy Lovely of Belfast - Megan Trefethen – Law Enforcement
Daughter of Jim and Kathy Trefethen of Belfast - Billy Ripley – Work Experience
Son of Royce Ripley of Liberty - Anthony Allen – Auto Collision
Son of Mike and Bonnie Clark of Belmont - Brittany Aldus – Early Childhood
Daughter of Eric and Terri Aldus of North Searsmont
- Robbie Sanders – Welding
Son of Angela Woodbury of Swanville - Cassandra Mehuren – Natural Resources Mgt
Daughter of Robert and Darlene of Dixmont - Natasha Johnson – EMS
Daughter of Gene and Tammy Johnson of Jackson - Thomas Langille – Work Experience
Son of Rose Langille of Belfast - Brandi Place – General Trades
Daughter of Randall and Tina Place of Morrill - Abigail Hill – Early Childhood
Daughter of John and Eileen Hill of Monroe
November 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
AM
- Scott Maine, Auto Collision
Son of Kathy and Scott Maine of Liberty - Robert Barnes, Residential Electrical
Son of Tom and Jill Barnes of Troy - Brandon Heath, Building Construction
Son of Richard and Nadine Heath of Stockton Springs - Tiffany Seekins, Horticulture
Daughter of Terrie and Michael Seekins of Searsport - Korei Proctor, Law Enforcement
Daughter of Carrie Gerry of Troy - Kyle Pagiaroli, General Trades
Son of Donna and Berry Pagliaroli of Unity - Lance Davenport, Computer Technology
Son of Andrea and Kenneth Davenport of Brooks - Miranda Penney, Early Childhood
Daughter of Sharon and John Penney of Knox
- Nick Keresey, General Trades
Son of Brenda and Martin Keresey - Amber Leadbetter, Natural Resources
Daughter of Arthur Leadbetter of Belfast - Rayeann Milliken, Early Childhood
Granddaughter of Cynthia Wells and Eugene Ellis of Stockton Springs - Tory Stark, Networking Technology
Son of David and Ival Stark of Knox - Samantha Colson, Graphic Design
Daughter of Ella Colson of Knox
September 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
AM
- Cody Pagliaroli, GENERAL TRADES
son of Donna and Barry Pagliaroli of Unity - Liz Bruns, HORTICULTURE/LANDSCAPING
daughter of Laura and Keith Bruns, Liberty - Jasmine Moody, EARLY CHILDCARE OCCUPATION EDUCATION
daughter of Ronald And Fay Moody, Waldo - Kivah Hansen, LAW ENFORCEMENT
daughter of Sharon and David Hansen, Thorndike
- Jenn Baca, AUTO COLLISION
daughter of Kimberlee and Doug Joudrie, Belfast - Mollie Arute, EARLY CHILDHOOD OCCUPATION EDUCATION
daughter of Cheryl and John Arute, Jackson - Andrea Proctor, GENERAL TRADES
daughter of Carrie and Anthony Gerry, Troy
WCTC Open House and Spaghetti Supper
Come join us on November 1st for the WCTC
Open House and Spaghetti Supper from 5:00 to 7:30PM. The price is $6.00
for adults, $3.00 for students and free for children under 5 years old.
Contact us if you have questions at 342-5231. Everyone is encouraged to
come by to enjoy good food, tours of the facility and opportunities to meet
instructors for the programs.
See the complete details and advertisement for this event.
WCTC Students Pass CompTIA A+ & Network+ Exams - June 2007
Four students in the Computer and Networking Technology courses at Waldo County Technical Center
achieved CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certifications. The students took a sequence of 90 minute exams
during a test session held at Mid Maine Technical Center in Waterville. Chad McIntire, Corey Needham
and Vinton Whitcomb of the Networking Technology course earned Network+ certification after passing
the written exam. Jeffrey Emery of the Computer Technology course earned A+ Certification after
passing the Hardware and Operating System exams. Corey Needham of the Networking Technology course
also completed the Hardware exam requirement of the A+ Certification.
CompTIA is an industry organization that provides certification examinations for
Information Technology professionals. A+ and Network+ certifications are
internationally recognized industry credentials that validate the knowledge of
computer service and networking professionals. The exams cover a broad range of
hardware, software, and networking technologies, but are not bound to any
vendor-specific products.
WCTC FFA Takes First Place and is Off to National Convention!
FFA students from the Waldo County Technical Center's Horticulture and Natural
Resources program attended the State FFA Convention in Orono, Maine on May 10 &
11, 2007. The students competed in Career Development Events, attended
meetings, tours and awards banquets during the two day convention.
The Floriculture team took first place in their event. Team members were:
Tom McKay, Gabe Shute, Jake Moulton and Karen Mehuren. Tom McKay also won
first place in the individual component. The Floriculture team will be
going to the FFA National Convention in Indianapolis in October.
The Nursery/Landscape team placed second in their event. Team members
were: Tom McKay, Gabe Shute, Jake Moulton and Josh Hubbard. In the
individual component, Tom McKay placed first and Josh Hubbard placed second.
The Forestry team placed third in their event. Team members were:
Brandi Chaffee, Josh Hubbard and Karen Mehuren.
The students are looking for sponsors to help them go to Indianapolis in
October. Businesses are asked to contact Instructor Patrice Janssen at
342-5231 ext 102 for more information.
April 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
- Bryce Ridley, Building Construction, son of Michelle and Emery Ridley, Swanville
- Monica Turner, Graphic Design, daughter of Tammy and Richard Turner, Montville
- Ely Crosby, Small Engine Repair, son of Beth Crosby, Belfast
- Josie Stauble, Early Childhood Occupation Education, daughter of Alice and Ron Stauble, Unity
- Melinda Chute, Horticulture and Landscaping, daughter of Erdine and Arthur Jackson, Searsmont
PM:
- Janice Moody, Culinary Arts, Cynthia Moody and Bruce Seekins, Belfast
- Ronald Mitchell, Building Construction, son of Valentina and Scott Giggie, Monroe
- Ricky Pomeroy, Welding, son of Kanoi and Ricky Pomeroy, Stockton Springs
- Kaden Mehuren, Natural Resources, son of Amy Mehuren and Donovan Bailey, Searsmont
- Noah Willet, Diesel Tech I, son of Collen and Eric Willet, Northport
March 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
- Eddie Benner Auto Collision, son of Pam and Henry Benner, Searsport
- Gabriel Shute Horticulture and Landscaping, son of Trudi and Harold Shute of Brooks
- Deanna Bourne Early Childhood Occupation Education, daughter of Shelly Myles of Searsport
- Nikkia Hodgdon Graphic Design, daughter of Cheryl and Roger Hodgdon, Troy
- Phillip Rogers Culinary Arts, son of Jeralyn Rogers, Belfast
PM:
- Treena Lemieux Emergency Medical Technician, daughter of Patricia Gobin and Donald Lemieux, Monroe
- Tiffany Moores Early Childcare Occupation Education, daughter of Helen and Philip Hall, Belfast
- Ashley Moulton Health Science Careers, daughter of Ruth and Reginald Moulton, Troy
February 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
AM:
- Cassandra Mehuren, EARLY CHILDCARE OCCUPATION EDUCATION, daughter of Darlene and Robert Mehuren, Unity
- Megan Trefethen, LAW ENFORCEMENT, daughter of Kathy and Jim Trefethen of Belfast
- Mike Greenleaf, WELDING, son of Belinda and Butch Greenleaf, Searsport
- Scott Gibbs, ELECTRICAL, son of Paula and Sam Gibbs, Freedom
- LingJing Jiang, HORTICULTURE, niece of Xugun Dong, Unity
- Jered Holland, GENERAL TRADES, son of Leslie Holland, Monroe and Darrel McKeen, Orrington
- Toriann Harriman, WORK EXPERIENCE, daughter of Randy Harriman of Montville
- Glenice Harriman, CULINARY ARTS, daughter of Bruce and Gene Harriman, Belmont
PM:
- Justine Littlefield, EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, daughter of Jolene Littlefield, Knox
- Jasmine Noble, EARLY CHILDCARE OCCUPATION EDUCATION, daughter of Faye and George Noble, Monroe
- Joshua Hubbard, NATURAL RESOURCES, son of Ruta Fleather of Searsport and Chris Hubbard of Belfast
- Derrick Basford, WELDING II, Tammy and Rodney Basford, Troy
January 2007 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
AM:
- Cassandra Cook, Law Enforcement, daughter of Bruce and Cindy Cook
- Leann Donovan, Culinary Arts, daughter of Lori and Jeff Donovan, Morrill
- Tom Burpee, Graphic Design, son of Lorry and Thomas Burpee, Swanville
- Pam Howard, Horticulture, grand daughter of Helen and Robert Brassbridge, Winterport
- Trevor Ripley, Auto Tech, son of Jerry Leeman, Freedom
- Rayeann Milliken, Early Childhood Occupations Education, grand daughter of Cynthia Wells and Eugene Ellis, Stockton Springs
- Brandon Mitchell, Autocollision Repair, son of Holly Mitchell, Belfast
- Amanda Seekins, Health Science Careers, saughter of May Norwood, Freedom
PM:
- Brandi Chaffe, Natural Resources, daughter of Denise Chaffee, Jacksonville FL and Henry Chaffee, Thorndike
- John Higgins, Auto Tech, son of Wendy and Milton Higgins, Belfast
- Gladys Lanpher, Early Childhood Occupations Education, daughter of Lori and Royce Lanpher, Searsport
- Katie Coombs, Culinary Arts, daughter of Bohen and Cliff Coombs, Northport
December 2006 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
AM:
- Brandon Johnson, Culinary Arts, son of Terry and Michelle Withee, Searsport.
- Dennis Pike, Small Engine Repair, son of Cheryl Pike, Belfast and Fredrick Pike, Searsport.
- Nick Keresey, General Trades, son of Brenda and Martin Keresey of Troy.
- Tim Horton, Law Enforcement, son of Raye Horton, Knox.
- Jen Baca, Auto Collision Repair, daughter of Kimberly Jordry, Belfast.
- Austin Colburn, Horticulture, son of Sally and Neil Colburn, Belmont.
- Nick Jameson, Graphic Arts, son of Judy and Paul Jameson, Montville.
PM:
- Jenny Robinson, Culinary Arts, daughter of Nancy and David Robinson, Belfast.
- Alyssa Braley, Early Childhood Occupations, daughter of Karen and Timothy Braley, Troy.
- Mike Redding, Auto Collision Repair, son of Heidi Howie of Belfast.
- Amber Leadbetter, daughter of Nancy Leadbetter, Freedom and Arthur Leadbetter, Belfast.
- Vint Whitcomb, Networking Technology, son of Tim Whitcomb of Belfast.
- Barry Hall, Welding Technology, son of Sharon McKinney of Belfast.
November 2006 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
AM:
- Kayli Buker, Health Science Careers Program, daughter of Kathy Lesiker of Waterville and Bill Buker and Tina Dalton of Unity.
- Ben Young, Electrical Program, son of Bob Young, Swanville.
- Christina Monk, Law Enforcement, daughter of Bridget Sanipas, Troy.
- Shannkea Graham, Early Childcare, daughter of Marlin Traynum, Troy.
- Megan Wyman, Graphic Arts Program, daughter of Keirsten and Ken Wyman, Stockton Springs.
- Charles Bark, Welding, son of Joanne and Charles Bark, Belfast.
- Devan Moody, Culinary Arts, son of Debbie and Michael Moody, Monroe.
PM:
- Megan Sargent, Health Science Careers, daughter of Veda and Bill Sargent, Unity.
- Elaine Jones, Emergency Medical Technician Program, daughter of Alice and Allen Jones.
- Ethan Whited, Networking Technology, son of Kitty Neill, Unity.
- Kristin Dakin, Early Childhood Occupation Education, daughter of Angela and Randy Bennet, Knox.
- Dexter Look, Welding Program, son of Judi Look, Belfast.
- Robert Dawson, Natural Resources, grandson of Lucille Whitlock of Searsport, son of Michelle Dawson of Lowell, Mass and Corey Hutchinson, Monroe, Maine.
October 2006 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the Student of the Month
program. Congratulations to the recipients!
AM:
- Alison Abrahamson, ( Health Science), daughter of Janet and Kurt Abrahamson, Thorndike.
- Thomas McKay, (Horticulture and Landscaping), son of Nora Flanagan, Belmont and Thomas McKay of Northport.
- Kristyn Wenz, (Auto Collision Repair), daughter of Bill and Jennifer Wenz, Searsport.
- Korei Proctor, (Law Enforcement), daughter of Carrie and Anthony Gerry, Troy.
- Jacob Hewey, (Work Experience), son of Jami and Joseph Hewey of Knox.
- Matt Riley, (Welding), son of Theresa Cameron, Belmont.
- Jeff Emery, (Computer Tech), son of Tonya Emery, Jackson.
- Stephanie Thomas, (Culinary Arts), son of Mark Thomas, Stockton Springs.
- Mollie Arute, (Early Childhood Occupations Education), daughter of John and Cheryl Arute of Jackson.
PM:
- Courtney Russo, (Work Experience), daughter of Heidi Russo, Searsmont.
- Alicia Rolfe, (Health Science), daughter of Joan and Ralph Rolfe of Waldo.
- Justin Moody, (Welding), son of Debra and James Moody of Belfast.
- Tyler Curry, (Auto Collision Repair), son of Alan Curry and Beth Kelley, Belmont.
- Chad McIntire, (Networking Technology), son of Beverly and Everett McIntire of Frankfort.
- Michaela Strickland, (Emergency Medical Technology), daughter of Kathy and Ken Strickland of Searsport.
- Susie Gelo, (Culinary Arts), daughter of Raymond Gelo, Searsmont.
- Derek King, (Natural Resources), son of Maria King, Jackson and Trent King, Belfast.
- Christina Patten, (Early Childhood Occupations Education), grand daughter of Marylyn Sinclair, Brooks.
Open House 2006
Waldo County Technical Center's Annual Open House will be held on October 26th, 5:00 to 7:30PM. Please join us for a spaghetti supper, entertainment, demonstrations, tours, and more!
View the open house announcement.
September 2006 Student of the Month Recipients
WCTC recognizes the achievement of outstanding students each month in the
Student of the Month program. Congratulations to the recipients!
AM :
- Russell Spaulding, son of Kristina and Steve Spaulding of Knox, from the General Trades program.
- Darrell Arnold, son of Francina Arnold and Bill White of Searsmont. Darrell is in the Law Enforcement program
- Jeremy McDevitt, son of Angela and James McDevitt of Searsmont. Jeremy is a student in the Computer Technology program.
- Kurtis VanDuysen, son of Tammy Swan and Wayne VanDuysen. From the Auto Collision I program.
- Anthony Emmerton, son of Rita Emmerton of Stockton Springs. Anthony is in the General Trades program.
- Aaron Booton, son of Sharon and Jack Coolen. From the Auto Collision II program.
- Corey Needham, son of Athena Needham of Liberty. Corey is in the Networking Technology program.
Computer & Networking Students Achieve
CompTIA® Certifications
June, 2006
Five students in the Computer & Networking Technology program passed exams in
the A+ and Network+ certification series on June 8th at Mid Maine Technical
Center in Waterville. Aaron Cooper and Cody Keyes completed the Network+
certification exam. Tory Stark and Vinton Whitcomb completed the A+
Hardware and Operating Systems exams to achieve A+ certification. James
Johnson completed the A+ Hardware exam. The CompTIA exams are
internationally recognized certifications for professionals employed in the
Information Technology careers. Students achieving certification can
attain employment in these fields, obtain college credits, and can use the
certifications to meet requirements for advanced certifications.
Congratulations to these students.
Welding Students Achieve AWS Certification
May, 2006
WCTC is pleased to announce the following students who passed a Welding Certification Test
by an outside agency of the American Welding Society:
AWS National Certification Structural Plate
Shielded Metal ARC Welding QC 3-89
Test #D1-SM-F4-P-A-L All Position Limited Base Thickness 3/4
Joshua Larrabee
Bud McApline
Marcus Nadeau
Test #D1-SM-F4-P-F-L Flat Position - Unlimited Base Thickness
Barry Hall
Roger Hodgdon
Corrine Kuhn
Dexter Look
Josh Mace
Derrick Roberts
Jack Valles
Ford/Triple A Troubleshooting written examination - 2006
Belfast Area High School and Waldo County Technical Center Automotive students
Josh Dudley and Jason Fletcher placed in the top 20 of more than 250 students
who took the Ford/Triple A Troubleshooting written examination. Because of
their finish they will compete with nine other teams around the state in the
"hands on" portion of the contest. This year's contest vehicles will be 10
identical 2006 Ford Escapes.
Lexile Testing
Underclassmen at WCTC have been given standardized lexile testing during the first
half of May. Students read a 20 minute set of statements and answer
questions regarding the text. The lexile evaluation software varies the difficulty
of the text adaptively according to student responses. The results of the
testing will benefit teachers and students by establishing a clearer link
between the reading level of course curriculum materials and student reading abilities.
Open House
Waldo County Technical Center's Annual Open House will be held on March 23rd.
Please join us for a spaghetti supper, entertainment, demonstrations, tours, and
more!
View the open house announcement
SkillsUSA State Conference
Students from the SkillsUSA club at WCTC participated in the State Conference
held March 9th and 10th. Students representing many of the programs also
competed in skills competitions. The event was action packed with great
involvement from the students. Congratulations to all of the members and
advisors who made the event a success.
Read more about the SkillsUSA State Conference
SkillsUSA Local Competition
The SkillsUSA local competition will be held on January 25. Students in a
number of programs will be participating in competitions that will feature trade
skill demonstrations, certification testing, troubleshooting and diagnostic
tests, and professional assessments. Students who are not participating in
the competitions will have the opportunity to tour through the building to see
what is involved in the various demonstrations.
Construction Progress
The WCTC expansion project is nearing completion. New classrooms have been
opened for the Strive and Culinary Arts programs and additional areas have been
opened for dining and assembly. The Business Applications classroom is
nearing completion, with courses scheduled to start in the 2006-2007 school
year.
Work and equipment had been approved for upgrades to the school network during
the 2005 summer break. These changes are nearing completion and have
allowed the school to modernize many network hardware functions.
Computer & Networking Technology Courseware
The Computer & Networking Technology courses at WCTC are following the successful
model of MIT by providing online access to all course labs and assignments. The
currently published material includes subjects covered during September, October,
and November. Each monthly directory includes a ZIP archive file that contains
the complete set of files for the month.
The links to these pages are at the bottom of the Computer Technology and Networking
Technology pages ("Download online courseware") or via the URLs:
http://www.waldotech.org/programs/ct/ct_courseware.asp
http://www.waldotech.org/programs/nt/nt_courseware.asp
WCTC Prepares "Keep ME Warm" Volunteers
Waldo County Technical Center has formed a group of volunteers who will be
participating in the Keep ME Warm project on October 29 & 30. Teams
consisting of a volunteer staff member and two students will be working to
winterize homes for area elderly residents. You can read more about the
Keep ME Warm project at the
Keep ME Warm web site.
Construction Accident
At approximately 11 AM, October 28, an accident occurred at the Technical Center
while construction workers were moving supplies with a forklift. A crew member
suffered injuries to both legs when he became caught as the forklift
was moving. The man is expected to recover from the accident and has been
released from the hospital.
SkillsUSA Registration
Students intending to register for SkillsUSA during the 2005 - 2006 school year
need to pay their dues by the end of October (October 31). The
registration dates have been changed this year and requires that all schools
submit rosters and fees earlier. The student cost is $7.50. Please
contact Ms. Gharst or Mr. Morrison if you have questions.
WCTC Student Injured in Accident
WCTC is saddened by the accident that occurred on October 3rd when Robert
Sanders was seriously injured outside the school as he was riding his bike onto
the highway. He was hit by a vehicle while in route to school at Belfast.
Fortunately, we've received information that he has been downgraded from
'critical' to 'serious' condition. Robbie has been an active member of the
Computer & Networking Technology program, having achieved CompTIA A+
certification in his previous year at the technical center. We all hope for his
full and speedy recovery. [Update: Robbie has
returned to classes at BAHS and WCTC. His recovery has been very rapid and
we wish him success as he resumes studies. January 7, 2005. Source: jmm]
Katrina Relief Fundraiser
The students at Waldo County Technical Center had a tall order to fill when Bob
Provan announced his intent to match
donations raised by school students with up to 1,000$ for aid and assistance to
those suffering from hurricane Katrina. Students not only met the challenge, but
handily exceeded it within a week by raising over 1,200$. Congratulations and thanks
to all of the people who contributed and helped make the fundraiser a runaway success!
Welcome to new and returning students
Classes have started at WCTC and we welcome all of our new and returning
students. Many changes have occurred during the summer including work area
improvements for many classrooms. We hope that you like the changes and want to
hear your feedback.
School renovation and expansion
The work has continued on the facility expansion at WCTC. Work is
slated to be finished in the main hallway in time for school to start on
September 7th. Additional sections will be completed during October &
November.
School starts soon
The first student day for classes at WCTC will be September 7th. All
participating districts will be starting on this day. This includes MSAD
3, MSAD 34, and MSAD 56. We look forward to seeing everone!
SISME 12 to be released
Work
has concluded in the final development stages for SISME12, the web based rewrite
of the student information system. Despite setbacks for developers, data
imports have continued and the system will be ready to test in September.
Prudential Financial honors WCTC student
Moxi Palmer, a student in the Early Childhood Occupational Education program at
WCTC has been recognized as a Distinguished Finalist in the The Prudential
Spirit of Community Awards for 2005. Moxi was recognized for her
outstanding community service involvement during a medal presentation at the
school on April 1. Read more about this award at the
Prudential Spirit of Community Awards web page.
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