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• CCRTHS students meet the same academic Massachusetts 2013 FFA State Convention <br /> standards required by the state for all of the results: two students won first place for Power, <br /> sending schools. Structural and Technical Systems Division IV, <br /> 38% of the graduating class (41 students) Agri-Science Fair; four students won third place <br /> • Team for Nursery, Landscape Career <br /> received John and Abigail Adams Scholarships. L <br /> Development Event; one student won third place <br /> • The Social Studies Department. in coordination for Environmental Services/Natural Resource <br /> with the Principal, has developed a U.S. History Systems Division II, Agri-Science Fair; two <br /> Advanced Placement Course to be implemented students won FF A Chapter second place for <br /> next academic year. Chapter Exhibit; one student received State ' <br /> • Students were offered the first Advanced Convention Courtesy Recognition. <br /> Placement course in English at CCRTHS. In the Cosmetology Department, eight seniors <br /> • CCRTHS received a STEM Grant to introduce <br /> earned 1000 hours and were eligible to take the <br /> biomedical classes. state board exam. All eight students passed the <br /> exam. <br /> • A new record of 43 members of the National <br /> Technical Honor Society graduated in 2013. • The Auto Collision Department increased Co-op <br /> i opportunities with local employers. <br /> • Prepared students for success in college and <br /> careers by participating in school wide literacy • At the Mass Auto Dealers competition,one of our <br /> practices which included choosing a trade-related students won first place. <br /> book for summer reading. The Carpentry department was very involved with <br /> • Improved community relations by servicing the <br /> the addition on the Crosby Mansion in the town of <br /> public in our shops at the school. Brewster. <br /> • Broadened the professional skills of staff to Culinary Arts provided the food service for the <br /> Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce Home and <br /> provide effective leadership. instruction. and <br /> support services that foster student success by Garden Show as a shop fundraiser for the newly <br /> participating in a variety of training and classes. established Jean Gage Memorial Scholarship. <br /> • SkillsUSA State level competitions results: one All seniors in Dental Assisting participated in a <br /> student received a gold medal in Diesel 5-week internship alongside staff in local dental <br /> Equipment and will be competing in the national offices. We continue to receive very positive <br /> competition: six students won silver medals in feedback about the students in this program. <br /> Marine Service Technology, Prepared Speech, The Early Childhood Education Department <br /> Employment Application. and Career Pathways received commendations for the shop program <br /> Arts and Communication: three students won during the NEASC process. The ECE shop also <br /> bronze medals in Marine Service Technology, finalized an articulation agreement with Cape <br /> Career Pathways Natural Resources, and Career Cod Community College at the end of the 2012 <br /> Pathways Arts and Communication.; one student school year. <br /> won Best of Show in TECHSPO - Metal <br /> The entire curriculum in the Electrical <br /> Fabrication and Welding. and is going to the <br /> nDepartment has been digitized so students can <br /> nationals: one student selected as a National <br /> Voting Delegate. access it on the web either by Moodie or Google <br /> Notes. The wiring methods shop area has been <br /> • SkillsUSA District level competitions results: rebuilt and redesigned to accommodate the <br /> three students received gold medals in Diesel increased number of students and to better serve <br /> .1 Equipment,Dental Assisting,and Marine Service their needs. <br /> F, Technology:three students received silver medals • <br /> CCRTHS received health site approval for CNA <br /> in HVACR. Computer Maintenance, and Marine <br /> Program by the Department of Public Health. <br /> Service Technology; three students won bronze <br />«)) medals in Dental Assisting. Commercial Baking The Horticulture Department received accolades <br /> i..,l and Marine Service Technology. for landscaping the Cape Cod Museum of Art. <br /> r <br />`- <br /> 139 <br />
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