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1 <br /> • The Library was successful in maintaining before Auto Technology established one-to-one <br /> and after school hours for students to work on computing with a fully web-based textbook. <br /> homework,papers and projects. Approximately <br /> 20 students utilized this on a daily basis. At the Mass Auto Dealers competition, students <br /> won first place in the state then placed 12th in the <br /> • The Math Department fully implemented the MA national competition. One student received the <br /> 2011 standards at 11th-12th level with new highest written test score in the Ford/AAA <br /> Algebra 2 texts for the new curriculum. competition,and we placed second overall in that <br /> competition. <br /> • In Physical Education,pedometers were assigned <br /> to students and steps per day were recorded. Carpentry Department was heavily involved with <br /> the refurbishing of the Gilmore House,a structure <br /> • In Science, the 2013 MCAS results show 100% on campus. All senior students completed the <br /> of students who took the Bio MCAS passed the OSHA Training Program. <br /> exam, and 94% of students who took the <br /> Engineering/Technology MCAS passed.Modern In Cosmetology, all five seniors who took the <br /> Chemistry is being implemented to support Cosmetology State Exam passed,all 8 juniors and <br /> Chemistry 11 and 12. 5 sophomores who took the Nail Technician State <br /> Exam passed. <br /> • In Social Studies,a quality Advanced Placement <br /> course was implemented for grade 11 World Culinary Arts provided the food service for the <br /> History. Eighteen(18)students completed the AP Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Home and <br /> World History course and took the AP exam. Garden Show as a shop fundraiser for the Jean <br /> Gage Memorial Scholarship. A web page for The <br /> • Six students were honored for the Cape Verdean Hidden Cove Restaurant was developed. <br /> essay contest and one was the winner selected by <br /> the Harwich Historical Society. Dental Assisting seniors participated in five <br /> weeks of internship and worked alongside staff in <br /> • The Spanish Department attended Philanthropy local dental offices. This experience resulted in <br /> Day with four students from CCRTHS. Students two job offers for students. All 16 Dental <br /> participated in workshops and presented their Assisting students assisted in the Ellen Jones <br /> experience to School Committee members. Dental Clinic as part of their shop training. <br /> • Special Education held after school support Early Childhood Education staffing model <br /> providing sports, bowling, food pantry visits, allowed the preschool to remain open an hour <br /> school play and the talent show. Two(2)students longer. <br /> received the Rita DeSiata Scholarship. <br /> • Electrical students completed a huge outside job <br /> • Our School Counseling Department sponsored a wiring eight cabins in Brewster and updating <br /> weeklong "Break Free from Depression" electrical distribution of the whole camp. Project <br /> curriculum from Children's Hospital to all 9th offered great experience for students,and a major <br /> grade students during Health. Also,each of the assistance to a non-profit camp for families with <br /> four counselors ran a support group for a targeted a child that has life threatening illness. <br /> population of students. <br /> • Graphic Arts made a solid connection to Cape <br /> • The Art Department sold several pieces of student Cod Community College by paving the way for <br /> art work to CCT faculty and community. The students to earn college credit through their high <br /> proceeds went to individual students. school level work. <br /> • Auto Collision Department increased shop output One hundred (100) percent of Health Tech <br /> by 20 percent. students passed the state written and practical <br /> CNA exam. <br /> 142 <br />
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