Principal’s Newsletter – October
Principal’s October Newsletter
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Walter J. Markham Award
Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School has been named the recipient of the 2017-2018 Division II Walter J. Markham Award as part of the Boston Globe’s Scholastic Awards, which go to schools with the best win-loss records in athletic competition. This is a first for Old Colony. In 2017-2018, Old Colony athletic teams won 58.61%
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2018 Solar Builder Project of the Year
Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School has been nominated for the 2018 Solar Builder Project of the Year. Please click on the link here to vote for Old Colony. Thank you for taking the time to contribute to this effort. #WeAreOC
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Grads leave with diplomas and special skills
The message on Erin Taylor’s graduation cap spoke to her feelings: “I want to sing with all my heart a lifelong song.” The class salutatorian and treasurer for the Old Colony Class of 2018 said her goodbyes to classmates and the school she’s been a part of for the past four years, but she said
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Summer Discovery is Back!
Old Colony Summer Discover Experience Football • Basketball • Soccer • Fun & Games • LEGO Robotics • Electronic Engineering • Welding & Metal Art • Culinary Arts • Computer Science • Carpentry • CADD • Automotive Technology • Cosmetology • Electricity Register at http://bit.ly/2H36QPe Registration is open for the 2nd Annual 2018 Old Colony
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Coordinated Program Review – Invitation for Feedback
Aaron Polanksy, Superintendent-Director of the Old Colony Region Vocational Technical High School District was informed by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education of an upcoming Coordinated Program Review that will be taking place this school year. As part of this Coordinated Program Review, Department staff will visit the district during the week of April
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Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School partners with Edaville Family Theme Park to provide students with program-specific “Learn While You Earn” opportunities.
Click on the 7-page PDF below for an overview of our “Learn While You Earn” partnership and a complete listing of job descriptions.
91 students to attend this year’s SkillsUSA district competition
Old Colony is sending 91 students to this year’s SkillsUSA district competition in New Bedford on March 2. SkillsUSA is a program where students from technical schools compete against other students in a chosen trade, to demonstrate their knowledge of a given skill or vocation. All 13 departments at Old Colony participate in the competition.
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OCTV Episode One is Here!
This is a very exciting moment for Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School. Over the past eight months or so we have been partnering with ORCTV and LakeCam (with financial support from Rockland Trust) to start an extracurricular TV production program at the school. Instructor Marsha Davenport and our OC students have worked diligently
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Funding cancer research only a fraction of Old Colony student’s goals
Elana Sargent, a Old Colony student from the Carpentry shop, has been raising money to combat a rare brain cancer, glioblastoma, since she was nine years old. She lost her father, John, to the same cancer at age 11. Sargent has developed her own method of raising money— she makes bracelets. Selling the bracelets she
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Cougar Chronicle
The first Issue of the Cougar Chronicles for 2017-2018 is here! Within the second issue of the Cougar Chronicles tri-annual magazine, you will find literacy pieces and artworks created by our students and staff at Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School. The Students who were willing to share their identity are named at the