🔧 Build Skills, Build Confidence, Build Your Future! 🌟
ATTENTION students entering grades 6 - 8 in September! This summer, explore career paths and unlock your potential at our Vocational Program Summer Camps! Whether you're interested in technology, trades, or creative industries, our camps offer hands-on experiences to develop real-world skills. 🛠️✨
🎯 Perfect for students eager to explore future careers or gain practical knowledge in exciting fields!
🌟 Don't wait—spots are filling fast!
Alumni All Star Angela Anderson! Angela is a 2019 graduate of the Early Education Program! Angela went straight to work from Tri-County and is an ABA tutor at Cottage Street School in Sharon. Her favorite memory from high school was being a part of the senior project fair! She says that working on a product and being able to showcase it to the school and to the others who come in senior project night was such a cool experience, it was amazing to see everyone’s ideas come together and be able to share them with each other, it was a lot of fun!
Her high school experience influenced her career choice because she loves working with kids and always has, being in Early Ed helped her find the love she has for working with younger students. After she graduated she worked in public schools finding her footing and got an opportunity to work with children diagnosed with Autism, from there she realized that is what she wanted to do!
A specific project that had an impact on her was the senior project! Writing the senior project paper was hard work but doing all the research and finding all the information for it was very beneficial, she not only put in some facts she already knew about her topic but she also found out more and was able to get more information about her product. Taking the time to creating the product that she still uses was amazing and it is something that she will have forever!
Angela says she learned at Tri-County from her shop teachers – they always taught students to build a relationship with the preschoolers and to be patient, as someone who works with students everyday it is so important to build good relationships and be someone the kids look up to!
Advice to current students: “Take your time and don’t take it for granted! Don’t rush through high school just to finish, once you graduate you will want to go back and might even want to do things differently. Take your time in shop, getting your certifications and learning everything that your teachers can and will teach you!”
🎉 Huge Congratulations to Our Co-op Stars! 🎉
This week, we celebrate these 6 incredible students who have secured their co-op positions! 🌟 Your hard work, determination, and talent have paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder!
You’re taking the first step towards building an amazing future—embrace every opportunity, learn, grow, and shine. This is just the beginning! 💪✨
#WorkHardTodayCounts
🏆 Period 4 Pickleball Champs Alert! 🏓✨
A huge shoutout to the unstoppable team of Kaleigh Stenstrom, Ella Whittenberger, Patrick Cloney, and Kyle O'Brien for dominating the court and claiming the championship title! 🎉🔥
Your teamwork, skill, and determination were unmatched—pickleball legends in the making! 💪👏
Let’s hear it for these champs! 🥳🙌
#PickleballPros #Period4Champs #TeamworkGoals #PickleballLegends #WorkHardTodayCounts
🎓✨Early Education students attended the 2025 Virtual Future Educators Conference hosted by Bridgewater State University. In this conference, they heard from a diverse group of educators who inspired them to be changemakers in the field of education no matter their career pathway. Their key takeaway - connections with students are the motivation for the type of educator they want to become in order to have an impact on their students!🌟
#FutureEducators #TriCountyEarlyEducation #WorkHardTodayCounts
🎉👏 Huge congratulations to the 18 Junior Health Careers students on their incredible achievement! All of them passed both their written and skills state tests to officially become Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs)! 🩺🌟
This 100% pass rate wouldn’t have been possible without the exceptional leadership and guidance of their instructors, Ms. Lynn Thibeault, RN, and co-teacher/instructor Ms. Dodakian, RN. Thank you for your dedication to shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals! 💪✨
Here's to the bright futures ahead in healthcare!
#WorkHardTodayCounts
🏆 Champions Honored! 🏈 This past Saturday, our 2024 State Vocational Football Champions proudly received their Championship Rings at their celebratory banquet! 🎉✨
We couldn't be prouder of this amazing team for their hard work, dedication, and incredible achievement. These rings symbolize not only their victory but also the heart and unity they've shown on and off the field. 💪
Congratulations to our champion Cougars! You’ve made history, and we’re honored to celebrate this milestone with you! 🥇
#Champions #WorkHardTodayCounts
🔬 "Uncover the Evidence, Solve the Mystery!" 🧪
Miss Sabasowitz's Microbiology CP attended Bridgewater State University for the class's annual field trip with Mr. Becker as the chaperone. Students participated in the BSU Lab Larceny module. It is a forensic mystery in which high school students are hired as employees of the Forensic Institute of Bridgewater (FIB). The students performed DNA fingerprinting on samples isolated from “blood” found at the site of suspected industrial espionage at FIB headquarters. Techniques are based on restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) and involve agarose gel electrophoresis to resolve the DNA fingerprints. Careful analysis of the data and critical thinking skills are encouraged in solving this "who done it?"
The gong keeps ringing as our amazing students land their co-op job placements! 🎉🔔 A brand-new tradition: every time someone strikes the gong, it symbolizes yet another co-op position has been filled! Here's to making some noise for bright futures! 🌟
#WorkHardTodayCounts
Alumni All Star Steve Jones! Steve is a graduate from the Metal Fabrication shop’s class of 1993!
He furthered his education at UMASS Boston where he received his Bachelors of Science in Computer Science.
Steve currently owns his own business - Visionary Consulting.
His favorite memory from high school was being a part of the wrestling team. Steve says he learned so much about grit and fighting through difficult situations
High school was a big influence on him, saying it helped a lost 8th grade student find his way to gaining a college degree. Steve says his time at TC boosted his confidence and allowed him to finish that path.
One of his favorite projects in school was the Underclass Vs Upperclassmen welding competitions – they were so much fun!
The skills learned at Tri-County gave Steve the ability and know how to work his way through college and gave him the confidence to be all he could be in the US Army!
Steve’s advice to current students: “Get involved, make a difference and Don’t be shy to introduce yourself and make friends!”
🍰✨ Collaboration and creativity are the perfect recipe for success! Our Culinary Arts students partnered with the Franklin Senior Center to whip up something special—delicious cakes in a jar! 🧑🍳👩🍳 It was such a joy to see students and seniors working together, sharing smiles, and creating these delightful treats. 🌟🍴
#FranklinSeniorCenter #WorkHardTodayCounts
🌟 Shoutout to our incredible Cosmetology Alumni! ✂️💇♀️ Wednesday, our 10th grade Cosmetology students had an amazing opportunity to visit Supercuts locations where some of our talented alumni are now making waves in the industry. 💼✨ It was so inspiring to see their hard work and passion in action—proof that dreams do come true with dedication and skill! 💪👏 A huge thank-you to Supercuts for welcoming us and for being part of our students' journey. Pictured are Madison Wright from Mansfield Supercuts. Alum Emily Ledoux - class of 2020, Allyson Sheroff and Julia Bourdeau from Milford Supercuts!🌟💇♂️ #CosmetologyProgram #FutureStylist #Supercuts #ProudAlumni #WorkHardTodayCounts
🎉 Happy Pi Day, everyone! 🥧✨ Today, we're celebrating the magic of 3.14 while our incredible teachers are hard at work sharpening their skills during Professional Development. 🍎And guess what? They're fueling their learning with some delicious pie—because what’s Pi Day without a tasty treat?💡We appreciate their dedication to learning and growing—just like Pi, their knowledge has no end! 💫
#PiDay #ProfessionalDevelopment #WorkHardTodayCounts
🏗️✨ New Building Update! ✨🏗️ Exciting progress is being made on our new school building! 🎉 Every step brings us closer to a modern space where innovation and learning will thrive. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to build the future, brick by brick! 🧱📚
#FutureReady #BuildingDreams #SaveTheTrades #WorkHardTodayCounts
🎓✨ Learning beyond the classroom! ✨🎓 On Monday, our LPS sophomores had the incredible opportunity to attend the Main Session of the Milford District Court. Judge Eustis and Chief Court Officer Boone welcomed the students, giving them a firsthand look at the judicial process they've been studying in shop. 🏛️📚
A huge thank you to Milford District Court for hosting our students and making their education come to life! 🙌
#WorkHardTodayCounts
🌟🩺 Spreading health awareness and making a difference! 🌟 Grade 10 students from Health Careers and Medical Assisting hosted a "Mini Health Fair" for the Franklin Senior Center clients.
💡 Topics covered included: 💙 Cholesterol health and management ❤️ Blood pressure control 🥗 Heart-healthy diets ⚡️ Risk factors and signs of a stroke
👏 Amazing job to these students for sharing valuable insights and promoting healthier lifestyles in our community! #HealthCareers #MedicalAssisting #CommunityHealth #MakingAnImpact #WorkHardTodayCounts💪✨
🎓✨ Attention, Class of 2025! It's time to capture the memories! ✨🎓
📸 Cap and Gown Photo Day is happening on March 27th! Make sure to lock in your spot and showcase your senior pride. Don’t miss this chance to create a keepsake that celebrates your achievements! 💙
📅 Date: March 27th 📍 Where: Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School 📝 Register in advance by going to the Class of 2025 Webpage: https://www.tri-county.us/o/tri-county-vocational-tech/page/seniors-2025
❤️ Heart Health Collaboration! ❤️
Our Grade 9 Medical Assisting & Health Careers students teamed up to share their heart health knowledge with our friends from the Franklin Senior Center! 🌟🩺
The afternoon was filled with amazing activities like stress reduction & meditation, a grocery store tour for a heart-healthy diet, chair exercises, and cardio bingo! 🧘♀️🛒🏋️♀️🎉
A big thank you to our students for their dedication and to the Franklin Senior Center for joining us. Together, we're promoting heart health and well-being! ❤️
#HeartHealth #CommunityLove #HealthCareers #MedicalAssisting #SeniorCenter #Wellness #WorkHardTodayCounts
🌟 Guest Spotlight: Annabelle Donaghey 🌟
We were thrilled to welcome back Annabelle Donaghey, Class of 2021, to our school this morning! 💇♀️✂️ Annabelle, now a shift manager at Super Cuts, treated our current Cosmetology students to an amazing clipper cut demonstration. 🎉
It's inspiring to see our alumni honing their craft every day and giving back to the community. Thank you, Annabelle, for sharing your expertise and passion with us! 💖
#Cosmetology #AlumniSuccess #WorkHardTodayCounts
Alumni All Star John O’Sullivan graduated from the Computer Information Systems Program in 2018!
Johnny furthered his education at Framingham State University and graduated in 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in Business & IT. Johnny is self-employed, owning his own landscaping company, O’Sullivan Landscaping! His favorite memory from high school was going to see his soccer coach Mr. Vernon every day before school started. Johnny credits his high school experience with giving him a head start in his chosen field. By the time he reached college, he already had a solid foundation in information technology thanks to his CIS shop. While his classmates were just beginning to learn these concepts in their freshman year, Johnny was ahead of the curve. His senior project made a significant impact on him because it required immense time and hard work. Now, as a business owner, he finds that same dedication and effort are essential in building and growing his business. Johnny says that the skills and knowledge he was fortunate to gain from TC provided a strong foundation for his college studies. This foundation set him apart from other students who didn't have the same high school opportunities he did. Johnny’s Advice: “Always ask questions because that’s how you learn! You can never ask enough questions and it helps you to stay engaged in what you are being taught!”
