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Dear Waldo County Community, It is with heavy hearts that we share the loss of a beloved member of the Waldo County Technical Center family. Mark Scipione, our Diesel and Small Engines instructor and dear friend, has passed away. Since joining WCTC in 2005, Mark touched hundreds of young lives through his deep knowledge, practical experience, passion, and caring heart. Many of his former students are now valued leaders and members of the trade community in Waldo County and b

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The board meeting scheduled for tomorrow 6-25-2026 has been cancelled. July's meeting will be as scheduled.

Nearly 300 seventh-grade students from Drinkwater School, Troy Howard Middle School, Mount View Middle School, and Searsport District Middle School spent an exciting afternoon at WCTC during the week of June 8. Students rotated through 13 different career and technical education programs, participating in a series of engaging five-minute, hands-on activities designed to introduce them to a wide range of career pathways. The interactive experiences gave students a taste of the

Thank you to all who purchased raffle tickets or donated to help support the firefighters with close ties to WCTC. The winners of the raffle prices are as follows: Basket of WCTC swag and services: Tony Haas Wooden flag built by ESP/Strive: Mary Ann Regimbal Wooden playhouse built by the Carpentry program: Bobbie Goulette

WCTC Student of the 4th Quarter AM/PM: Theresa (Taz) Campbell BAHS Auto Collision Repair Myles Fogg MVHS Carpentry Ariel Duval BAHS CNA Emma Burchett BAHS Culinary Arts Camden Ogletree MVHS Electrical Trades Elliot Webber HS ESP Elmer Nickerson SDHS Graphic Design Amelia Elwell BAHS Pathways In Education Autumn Reed-Hall BAHS Automotive Technology Wyatt Rhodes SDHS Explore CTE Owen Hoxie BAHS Strive

Open to WCTC STUDENTS!

This week two of our students are competing SkillsUSA Nationals! They are having a great time! Here is a glimpse!

Waldo County Technical Center is now accepting proposals for the Parking Lot Maintenance and Paving Project. Click here for more details.

WCTC held its annual Senior Recognition Night at The Crosby Center on May 27th. It was an event to celebrate all the accomplishments of the seniors and CNA students throughout the 25-26 school year. Some of the highlights of the evening are as follows: Outstanding Students: Aquaculture Luke Littlefield Auto Collision Repair Anthony Haas Automotive Technology Anna Suitor Certified Nursing Assistant Iris Berry Culinary Arts Steven DeGraff Electrical Trades Emily Richard

Tomorrow is the night ! Our Seniors and C.N.A. Students Awards and Recognition Night! There will be a table set up for a raffle to raise money for two of the firefighters that were injured at the Robbins Lumber fire. We will be splitting the proceeds between Jacob Spaulding and Katherine Paige. They both have close ties with the Waldo County Technical Center. We have always said, when you are a student at WCTC you become part of the WCTC Family! When someone from that

WCTC's board meeting has been moved to May 28th due to Andrew Cross's memorial services.

The Waldo County Technical Center community will gather on Wednesday, May 27 at 6:00 p.m. for its annual Senior Recognition Night, honoring graduating seniors and Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) students for their accomplishments during the 2025–2026 school year. The celebration will be hosted at The Crosby Center in downtown Belfast. Seniors are asked to arrive by 5:30 p.m. Senior Recognition Night is an opportunity for students, families, instructors, and community member

SkillsUSA National Signing Day (NSD) is a nationwide celebration honoring the next generation of skilled professionals. This event allows students to publicly commit to their career paths - whether that’s a job offer, apprenticeship/internship, or advancing in CTE/technical training. It elevates the visibility of skilled trades, celebrates student success, and strengthens the connection between education, industry, and community SkillsUSA Maine SkillsUSA #SkillsUSANationalSig

Waldo, Maine — April 2026 — Students in the Culinary Arts program at Waldo County Technical Center (WCTC) showcased their skills and compassion by preparing and serving a four-course meal in honor of local hospice volunteers on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. The luncheon, held for volunteers of Waldo County Hospice Volunteers, was designed as a heartfelt thank-you to those who dedicate their time to providing comfort, care, and companionship to individuals and families during life’

Belfast, Maine — April 2026 — Students in the Aquaculture program at Waldo County Technical Center (WCTC) are making waves this spring as their locally grown kelp takes center stage during Maine Seaweed Week 2026, running April 25 through May 2. In an exciting collaboration with Dos Gatos and Pulling Corks in Belfast and Circumstance in Swanville, WCTC-grown kelp will be featured on the restaurants menus, offering the community a unique opportunity to taste a product cultivat

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