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technical high school to the delight of students and staff. American Scholastic Press(one of three such awards Phase two of our school building project continues in the USA) and first Place Award to Tech Talk art with the restoration of our track and outfitting our fields publication, The Collection. with lights and a concession stand.This second phase Through the generosity of Cape Cod community should be complete by December 2022. The return to organizations, charities and family memorials, normalcy also benefitted our Cape Cod Tech Foundation Cape Cod Tech presented $42,050 in toolships and in its third year as a 501(c)-3 non-profit organization $183,750 in scholarships to the graduating class of dedicated to assisting our students and programs.Cape 2022 for a total of$225,800. Cod Tech wants to thank members of the community Twenty-four(24) students received John and Abigail who donated to our foundation or to the school directly Adams Scholarships. MCAS tests were made in support of student scholarships and toolships. The optional by the state, for this class during their IIt' district is exploring an Inter-municipal agreement with grade,due to COVID in 2020. town of Harwich to lease a farm for future technical Skills USA, a national student organization,is a huge programming. Finally, we not only view our facility as a school but as a community resource providing part of the Cape Cod Tech experience, combining services to towns and community members, offering technical, academic and employability skills. afternoon and evening workforce training,and hosting This year Cape Cod Tech students participating in the three SkillsUSA competitions, won nineteen events for town and local organizations. Thank you, again for all your support. (19) District Competition medals, eight (8) State Competition medals and seven (7) students attended the National competitions as voting delegates. Cape Cod Tech Ski11sUSAAdvisor Peggy Reilly-O'Brien t was recognized as the Massachusetts Advisor of the Year. IN • Sixteen (16) students participated this year in the Future Farmers of America (FFA), a national career and technical student organization of middle and high school classes that promote and support agricultural education. Our students won thirteen (13) awards in competitions. t, r � ,, 1 t, The Cooperative Education(Co-Op)program placed w f a a total of 106 junior and senior students to work with Two new athletic fields are in progress local businesses specific to the student's trade, thus as additions to the existing sports complex. enhancing their training. • Athletics teams included: football, volleyball, girls Town of Mashpee: Mashpee had 48 students enrolled at Cape Cod Tech as of October 1,2021.The and boys soccer,cross-country,golf,ice hockey,boys and girls basketball,cheerleading,baseball,girls and assessment for Mashpee in FY22 was $978,770,based boys lacrosse,girls softball,spring track and tennis. on 44 students on October 1, 2020. Assessments are based on the previous year's enrollment. Technical Highlights from 2021-22 Highlights from Cape Cod Tech The Auto Collision program had 100% of its 12" 2021-22 School Year grade students graduate with three students securing postgraduate employment with local businesses. • Graduated 126 seniors: 7 from Mashpee. They had a full incoming 9"' grade class as well. • Enrolled 178 freshman: 16 from Mashpee. They completed projects for local town fire and • The student newspaper Tech Talk and the individual police departments. student contributors won numerous prestigious The Auto Technology program implemented job awards this year,including: 19 awards from the New shadowing for I I"graders and secured a grant to add England Scholastic Press Association; 10 from the electric vehicle training into their curriculum. One Youth Journalism International;"Honorable Mention highlight of their year was organizing a weekend car in Editorial Writing" from Suffolk University's show with over 100 cars on display and hundreds of Boston High School Newspaper competition; an visitors. Outstanding Artist award to one student from the 103