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• The Carpentry Department had thirteen (13) HVAC students achieve multiple industry students participate in the Co-Op program this year. certifications throughout their four years.They were Carpentry students have been improving math skills deeply involved in SkillsUSA, winning numerous by experiencing how math used in their trade. All medals. An HVAC senior was Class of 2022 loth, 11rh, 12t'graders passed OSHA 10 training. Valedictorian and named Outstanding Vocational • The Cosmetology program had 16 students Student. participate in Skills USA their highest ever. Their The Information Technology Program expanded salon shadowing program introduces students to their curriculum to add an IT fundamentals class for community salons.Fourteen 9'grade students chose 9t' grade and two additional certifications for 12' Cosmetology as their first choice after exploring all grade.They had 14 students participate in SkillsUSA shop programs. and brought home two gold medals. • Culinary Artskeptuptheirsuccessfulshopenrollment Marine Services offers the American Boat and with 16 freshmen. All 56 culinary students passed Yacht Council curriculum of current marine industry Sery Safe certification. The Cove Restaurant began standards. Three graduating seniors enrolled at a partial opening to the public but students were kept Maine Maritime Academy, three secured full time quite busy preparing and serving events within the employment with local marine industry, and two school. enrolled at CCCC. • The Dental Assisting program expanded from a The Plumbing Shop succeeded in placing all seniors 2-year to a 4-year program with an additional full- into Co-Operative Education placements this year time instructor. Students learned Dentrix software; with local industries, as well as three juniors. All created an online mock board test; and had an juniors and seniors earned OSHA 10 certificates,and opportunity to attend clinical rotations at Cape Cod one student became a State Officer for SkillsUSA. Community College. Academic Highlights from 2021-22 • The Design & Visual Communications (DVC) students are learning on state of the art equipment. Business Education/21s' Century Learning offered They've helped design logos and package design the Credit for Life event sponsored by Cape Cod 5 for local businesses and helped to prepare publicity to teach students budgeting and personal finance. materials for school administration to attract Students also participated in a nationwide game, prospective students. The Stock Market Game, that teaches economics, • The Electrical Department enjoyed tying for lst investing and finances. choice shop among freshman and had a 95% shop The Art Department collaborated with DVC and attendance record by their students. The shop Culinary in providing a student art show that raised performed work with Habitat for Humanity, Dream $1,000 in toolships. Art classes were uniquely Day on Cape, and the Family Table Collaborative tailored this year to encourage student confidence in this year. their art skills. • Engineering Technology expanded the drone Health and Wellness classes offered mindfulness, curriculum for a second year, adding equipment, attention, yoga and completed community service new drone software and student projects. This shop projects. A guest speaker from Gosnold was well- interfaced with both Carpentry and IT shops regarding received while discussing substance use issues and Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)projects. the impact on the individual and the local community. • Health Technologies reconnected with community The English Department was pleased to see our programs as COVID restrictions relaxed, enabling 2021 MCAS ELA Student Growth Percentile was students to gain necessary clinical hours for their 11 points higher than the state average.The English training. Their top senior was accepted to 8 nursing Department faculty were Ambassadors of Literacy or pre-med programs and was offered a $100,000 throughout the school's five academies. scholarship. The Social Studies Department incorporated a • The Horticulture program had the highest number of Massachusetts non-partisan civics project for 121h students participate in the Co-operative Education grade, seeking possible solutions to fix identified program than ever before,and took in 15 students to problems. They also hosted the scholarship/toolship their 9" grade class. One teacher became certified to application process during class in collaboration train students for their hoisting license. with Student Services. 104