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BRCTC honors their graduates at their annual recognition assembly. |
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MCST NTHS Inductees Left to right 1st row Monique Moreau Health Occupations teacher, Beth Fisher, MCST Director, Brittany Rice, Eliza Clark, Shaylynn Lavoie, Hannah Kutschinski, Breanna Dorr, Kayla Winchenbach 2nd Row Ike Morin, Seth Batty, Spencer Cook, Kayla Joly, Amelia Mank, Elizabeth Belair, Brittany Alexander Absent from Picture Shantel Gibson Thursday May 2, 2012 was a special night for a group of local students. Mid-Coast School of Technology Health Occupations teacher and... |
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On April 25th Mid-Coast School of Technology Teachers met with area business people for Program Advisory Committee meetings. Advisory committees consist of local representation, including business, industry, labor, parents, students, academic and CTE teachers, administrators, faculty, and counselors. The primary purpose of Mid-Coast School of Technology (Region 8) Program Advisory Committees (MCST PAC) is to serve as a resource and a connection to the workplace for MCST teachers and... |
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Rotary Members Visit BRCTC For Lunch On Tuesday, May 15th Bath Noontime Rotary members visited the BRCTC Culinary Arts program for lunch. Each year, BRCTC's Building Construction and Electricity programs build a Modular Advantage house with the support of the Rotary Club. After lunch, Tony Trippi, the Building Construction instructor, presented details about this year's house. We are grateful for the Noontime Rotary Club’s continued support.
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Hancock County Technical Center will be hosting its Second Annual HCTC Awards Night on Thursday, May 24th at 6:00pm at the Grand Theater in Ellsworth.
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Anthony Scenna and Jason Hussey from the Auto Mechanics Program will compete in the 2012 Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills State Hands-On Competition on May 12. For more info, view the video below.
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Jonathan Grasser listens to Steve Hassett, owner of Custom Composites, explain what needs to be done to the wind blades that Grasser's team designed and molded, to prepare them for the infusion. On the afternoon of April 4, 2012, 16 students from the Bath Regional Career & Technical Center's Intro to Engineering class worked with Steve Hassett, owner of Custom Composites and Bob Turcotte, owner of Turcotte Yacht Design to infuse their wind blades. The Maine Wind Blade Challenge is an event... |
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The 2012 Career Fair was held on May 3rd. It was a huge success over 725 students visited 49 local vendors. Thank you to everyone who participated. |
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Yard Sale and Plant Sale PATHS front entrance May 5th - 8:00-1:00 Many treasures! Profits go to the scholarship and tool awards fund. |