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i received. A summary of programs offered includes academic program to meet the new State guidelines, the following: which are: Physical Science, Life Science, and an Quilting Gymnastics Bird Carving additional period of English. Work Processing Tennis Flashdance Workshop Joseph Pallai from Building Maintenance was Wreathmaking Stained Glass Self-Defense named by the Division of Occupational Education Pre-School Play Tai Ch i Auctions and Antiques as the "Outstanding Vocational Student" in State Grecian Gourmet Cooking competition. A dinner was held in Worcester, Mas- E R. Getting Your Idea to Market sachusetts during National Vocational Education Watercolor Painting History of Mashpee Week to honor these students from the other voca- . Sign Language tional schools. Great American Writers Discussion Group Two student organizations, Vocational Industri- Basketweaving History of the Cape Cod Canal al Clubs of America (VILA) and Distributive Edu- CPR Safe Boating Badminton Holiday Workshops cation Clubs of America (DELA), sent students to Jazz Dance "Over-30" Basketball National competition. Twelve students in VICA "Over-49" Exercise Introduction to Computers won gold medals in the State competition, and they Color Analysis Chinese Cooking went on to the National finals in Wichita, Kansas Co-Ed Fitness Class where they placed 12th in that competition. DECA Robotic Technology in the Deep Ocean sent two State gold medalists to Salt Lake City, Financial Planning Cross-Country Skiing Workshop Utah where they received cash awards. Congratula- Stress Management Hiking and Backpacking tions to the students and their teachers. Home Budgeting Babysitting Instruction We are very proud of our placement record over P the past 13 years. Annually, of the 75 percent re- residents numbers of Mashpee residents and non- residents participated in these exciting programs turns, 90 to 95 percent of our graduates are either F and services. Let us know how we can better serve working, in the service, or in post-graduate pro- your needs. If we can locate the appropriate in- grams after graduation. structor, we can offer virtually anything! More ex- One of our committee members passed away, ., citing times are ahead. Look for us in 1989! Wilhelmina DaRoza from Provincetown, and we will miss her enthusiastic support for our students. Respectfully submitted, We welcome the following new members to our Committee and thank those members whom they re- Michael Coronella, Director placed: and Lee Culver who replaced Jesse Morgan from The Community School Executive Council: the town of Harwich David Terry, Chairman Kay Perry, Vice-Chairman Robert Brown who replaced Thomas Collins Evelyn Buschenfeldt Gerald Joyner from the town of Eastham Holly MacDonald Maureen McKay David Brownville who replaced John Gray from P Charles P. Liberty Patricia Parolski the town of Brewster We again thank the Finance Committee repre- Report of the sentatives from each of our towns for their assis- tance in the development of our FY90 school bud- Cape Cod Regional get. If you need assistance, please call the main of- fice at 432-4500 or 771-2600. Technical High School Respectfully submitted, District Thomas Bartley, Committee Member :F Many changes have taken place in the year David Terry, Committee Member 1988 to improve the quality of Vocational Educa- tion at Cape Cod Tech. Report of the From a student perspective, the school has been totally involved in the development of a Compe- Planning Department tency Based Vocational Curriculum in Shop, Relat- ed, and Academic studies. We have been awarded a To the Honorable Board of Selectmen $50,000 grant from the Massachusetts Division of and the Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Occupational Education for the past three years to complete this task. Our thanks go to David Cronin, I am very pleased to submit to the Board of se- ; Associate Commissioner of Occupational Educa- lectmen and to the good people of Mashpee the tion, and to Elaine Cadigan, Director of Program 1988 report of the Mashpee Planning Department. Services of Occupational Education, for their assis- Although the activities of the Department were tance. We have also added three new courses to our slowed by the lack of staff, I am very grateful for k r- - 95 - s`