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– (12/6/04) Five staff members at Old Colony successfully completed voluntary defibrillator training last month. The individuals were trained to use an AED in a sudden cardiac arrest emergency. AED (automatic external defibrillators) have been available at Old Colony for a number of years. Successfully trained staff include: Jeanne Butler (Health Careers) Robert Francis (Carpentry) […]
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– (12/6/04) Two members of the staff at Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School have volunteered to represent the school in the Second Annual IT Expo sponsored by the SouthCoast Compact. This year’s Expo will be held in March at Bristol Community College. Jacqueline Machamer will continue this year as a member of the
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– (12/6/04) The Division of Health Care Quality of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is one of the agencies that certifies the Health Careers Program at Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School. The state agency is responsible for approving training programs in Health Careers throughout the Commonwealth. The Health Careers Program at Old
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– (12/6/04) Trainworks International, Inc. and Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School have entered into a Pilot relationship. Old Colony’s Computer Information Technology and Electrical Departments will implement the system for a trial period of one year. The Departments will submit student data to Skills Plus. In turn, the program will be set up
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Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School will participate in a leadership activity for 10th graders. The MassSTAR Conference is a three-day event held in June. MassSTAR’s purpose is to bring together a select group of high school sophomores who have demonstrated leadership ability so that they can interact with others to discuss present and
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Old Colony recently hosted the November training session for the seventeen athletic directors of the Mayflower League. The program was coordinated by Old Colony Athletic Director William Hebert; District Technology Specialist Jay Silverstein assisted with the hands-on workshop. The participants received training on “ScheduleSTAR,” a web-based scheduling system being implemented by all schools in the
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(12/2/04): The Old Colony Chapter of the National Honor Society was awarded a national Outstanding Service Project Award as part of the National Honor Society Conference held in St. Louis, Missouri, on November 12-14, 2004. Eight students represented Old Colony at the twelfth annual conference. This is the fifth time and second year in a
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– (12/1/04) Old Colony students interested in the criminal justice field attended a presentation by two law enforcement officials on Dec. 1, 2004, in the cafetorium. Rochester Police Sergeant William Chamberlain discussed the many career opportunities in law enforcement and the skills necessary for success. Forensic Chemist Melissa Marino, of the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department
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Shop Student Town Automotive Dustin Ladner Rochester CAD – Drafting Maria Delsignore Lakeville Computer Tech Nicholas DeBrum Lakeville Cosmetology Jessica St. Pierre Acushnet Culinary Arts Matthew Breault Acushnet Electrical Jonathan Ferreira Mattapoisett Electronics Herbert George Lakeville Health Careers Rebecca Dexter Carver House & Mill Carpentry Donat LeBlanc Freetown Machine & Tool David Harrison Freetown Graphic
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The administration is pleased to recognize the following Old Colony student-athletes who were recipients of Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Outstanding Sportsmanship Awards. Football: William Carberry (Rochester) Golf: Stephen Bernat (Acushnet) Boys’ Soccer: Gregory DeTerra (Acushnet) Girls’ Soccer: Kerrie Rousseau (Acushnet) Volleyball: Hannah Savaria (Acushnet) The Athletic Program is led by Director William Hebert.
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Computer Information Technology Department senior Stefan Beaulieu has been elected to receive the 2004 Principal’s Leadership Award. This award is sponsored by the Herff-Jones Company and the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Stefan is now eligible for one of the 150 scholarships of $1,000.00. Stefan was nominated for the award based upon leadership ability
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The Old Colony administration hosted a Captains’ Luncheon on October 26, 2004, as part of Leadership Week activities at Old Colony. The event was catered by the school’s Culinary Arts Department. The student-athletes listed below were recognized for their leadership: Football: Alexander Amaral (Acushnet) Thomas Arellano (Acushnet) Nathan Deree (Acushnet) Boys’ Soccer Jason Camara (Acushnet)
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The Guidance Department at Old Colony announces the availability of a listing of upcoming college presentations being conducted at the technical school. Counselor Anne Spirlet encourages parents of Old Colony juniors and seniors to request a copy of the schedule of activities. Special college service programs are included among the scheduled events.
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Old Colony held its annual Parents’ Night on November 16, 2004. Hundreds of parents visited the school and discussed the academic and vocational standing of their children with Old Colony instructors. The evening started in the cafetorium with opening remarks from Mr. Ferreira. Parents then visited the vocational shops and the academic wing and met
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Computer Information Technology students at Old Colony are involved in a unique learning opportunity this semester. The students are enrolled as “distance learning students” at Bristol Community College. In effect, they are earning college credit and participating in college online courses while at school. The following Old Colony students are currently enrolled the “IT Fluency”
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