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Safety Taken Seriously In addition to the traditional fire drill, Old Colony’s Crisis Team has implemented other practices to better prepare persons in the building in the event of an unplanned situation. The Rochester Police and dogs trained to identify drugs made a visit to the school this past autumn. Along with administrators, the police

Technology Intergration Project is underway Old Colony has taken advantage of grant funds offered by the Massachusetts Department of Education to expand vocational programs to align to the new state frameworks. The focus of the new program designed by Jacqueline Machamer, a Computer Information Technology Department instructor, is to use technology integrated projects as a

Old Colony Welcomes Alumni Association Old Colony is family. We are the students, faculty, and staff working for a positive and productive educational experience. After thirty-one years of operation, we find that our family is an extended family. Our current students learning a trade are the children, nieces, and nephews of many of our former

Seniors Learn the Importance of Voter Registration Massachusetts State Senator Joan M. Menard (D-Fall River) visited Old Colony on March 27, 2006, and addressed the senior class on the importance of registering to vote and participating in the democratic process. Superintendent-Director David J. Ferreira opened the assembly by noting that seniors face new responsibilities as they prepare for the

Non-Traditional Speakers Wanted Just what is a non-traditional speaker? This is a male who is in a predominately female occupational field or a female who is in a predominately male occupational field. A person in one of these occupations could help a student considering a non-traditional trade to think seriously about choosing that career. The

Senior Portfolio Showcases Each Graduate As students complete their second trimester of the school year, seniors anticipate graduation. They make sure they have the required credits, pay outstanding bills, and are measured for caps and gowns. But that’s not all that is on their checklist. They must have a completed and approved portfolio in order