NEASC, April 23-25th:
1. We are almost there.
2. A 3-person team will be in and about the building.
3. Voluntary meeting on April 25th after school to hear report highlights.
SkillsUSA State Competition Day, April 26th:
I was asked about logistics for this date. I wish I could give you more at this time, but the admin team is waiting on details from SkillsUSA. I can tell you what the team's discussions are centering around.
1. There are different venues--Keefe Tech, Blackstone Valley & Marlboro--for different trades. We are working on a rotating schedule that will maximize your time.on this day.
2. Transportation -- Parking is very tight, especially at BVT. We are working on a number of different options including school mini-buses, a charter bus or allowing staff who would wish to do so to drive themselves. (No reimbursement)
3. Food -- We are looking at a number of options here as well including a picnic lunch from Panera or lunch on your own. This depends on, in part, on your location at lunch.
You are saying, "Mark, you have told us nothing definitive. Is there anything definitive you can tell us?"
I am nodding in agreement as I type, "Yes, we will not leave school until after the school day starts and we will return before the school day is over." (This is no joke.)
From the desk of the Assistant Principal, Sandy
Videographer on Campus Wednesday- SST is gathering content for a recruitment video. The videographer will be on campus on Wednesday. The schedule is below (adjustments may occur). Please also be prepared to showcase your shop in action (as it fits within your curriculum for the day) when he comes through, and please do not take a break until after your program has been filmed. Thank you!
8:00-9:30 - MET #1, CP, MFW, AUTO, CRT, AH, CSM, CA
9:30-12:00 - Student interviews
12:30 -2:00 - CA (Front), MET, HVAC, HORT, GVC, CIT, ELEC.
Evaluation Binders: For educators in the first year of binder, your Educator Evaluation Cover sheet, under Standard I asks for a "Reflective statement based on a given question". Here is the prompt: 2018-2019 Response to a Given Question
From the desk of the Vocational Coordinators (Keith Boyle, Bob Foley)
Advisory: Good Luck to everyone with their Advisory Meetings this week. Please continue to follow up with phone calls and let the Vocational Office know if you need anything. We have a full agenda so please keep things moving along.
Please let Nicole know if there are rsvp’s one way or the other.
Please return all attendance forms by Friday, and all notes by Tuesday, April 9th, 2019.
MONDAY, APRIL 1
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Program
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Time
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Location
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Culinary Arts
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8:00am
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Brass Lantern
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Cosmetology
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9:00am
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Studio B
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THURSDAY, APRIL 4
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Program
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Time
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Location
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Allied Health
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5:30pm
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Shop
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HVAC
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5:30pm
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Shop
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ELEC
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5:30pm
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Shop
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MFW
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5:30pm
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113
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MET/Electronics
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5:30pm
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MET 2
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MET/PMT
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5:30pm
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111
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MET/Engineering
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5:30pm
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115a
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CIT
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7:00pm
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CIT
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AM/CRT
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7:00pm
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AM/122
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GVC
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7:00pm
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GVC
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CP
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7:00pm
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CP/109
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HORT
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7:00pm
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Hort
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MET/ ALL
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7:00pm
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115a
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Friendly Reminders: April Vacation is fast approaching
Discipline starts in the classroom, everyone should review their classroom expectations with your students. All are anxiously looking towards a week off. This refresher may help what happens in your classroom for the better.
Students who've been sent out of the classroom may be getting exactly what they are looking for. The difficulty is finding the balance. We are here to support you and we will.
Remember what we all put in an email, is public record. Read it twice before hitting the send button. Helps with spelling errors too!!!! (Personally speaking)