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• Through the generosity of Cape Cod community The Carpentry Department accomplished many organizations, charities and family memorials, carpentry projects, despite COVID-19 pan- Cape Cod Tech presented 38 toolships and 46 demic.Five of their seniors participate in the Co- scholarships to the graduating class of 2021 for a Op program. The department is a member of the total of$84,766. Home Builders and Remodelers of Cape Cod. • Thirty-four (34) students received John and In the Cosmetology program six seniors com- Abigail Adams Scholarships; two from pleted their Massachusetts State Board Exams. Mashpee. All students are certified in the Barbicide disin- • SkillsUSA is a national student organization and fectant training and SP/2 Safety Training. is a huge part of the of the Cape Cod Tech expe- Culinary Arts had great success in 2021 includ- rience combining technical, academic and ing filling 100% of their freshman seats, restruc- employability skills. Forty-two (42) students turing their curriculum delivery, and receiving participated in competitions winning 19 District the highest possible score for food service oper- medals and 14 state medals. Cape Cod Tech was ation from the Harwich Board of Health on mul- recognized as a National Model of Excellence. tiple inspections. • Future Farmers of America, "FFA" is a national Dental Assisting students were active in commu- career and technical student organization based nity service events at local preschools, veteran on middle and high school classes that promote centers and Angel House. The program added and support agricultural education. This year new equipment and software to their curriculum Horticulture Instructor Stephen Dolan received and they are working towards expanding clinical the Honorary FFA Bay State Award in recogni- experience at the community college. tion of his outstanding service in the advance- The Design & Visual Communications program ment of agricultural education. is working hard to boost the new school's look in • The Cooperative Education (Co-Op) program all things involving design and presentation. The placed a total of 62 junior and senior students to new building's technology and equipment have work with local businesses, enhancing their provided opportunities to push the students' skills through Co-Op placements. Senior intern- knowledge. ships for Health and Dental were not active this The Electrical Department earned praise from year due to COVID-19. the DESE safety inspector for work station • Athletics offered a modified sports program due safety. This shop was the number one shop cho- to COVID-19 restrictions. The following teams sen by freshmen as they explored their place- did compete competitively: football, volleyball, ment options. girls and boys soccer, baseball, cross-country, Engineering Technology sophomores learned to golf, ice hockey, girls and boys lacrosse, girls program and fly drones; juniors completed 3D softball and tennis. Design and Analysis in dual-enrollment with the Technical Highlights from 2020-21 community college; seniors received a grant The school was not open to the public for ser- from the MIT Club of Cape Cod to design, 3D vices this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. print and build a personal transport using a skate- board or scooter concept. • The Auto Collision program graduated 100% of The Health Technologies students were its seniors and 80% of those seniors were impacted by the pandemic in terms of practicing employed as of graduation day. This program their trade.They were unable to do internships at completed jobs for local town departments and the hospital or nursing homes. Seniors did sit for Habitat for Humanity. the CNA exam. There was a new 9thgrade • The Auto Technology program significantly shared program between Health and Dental. altered their curriculum to increase shop time for 9th and loth grades. 93