"Howdy do that?" We wish good luck and happy trails to Matt Fallano, Tom Bodio, Lisa Bellantoni, Amy Connolly & Paul Bello as they take flight on the community service trip bright and early on Tuesday morning. They will sheppard twenty of our juniors and seniors on a trek of exploration and construction in Houston, Texas. We wish them well and look forward to hearing about their successes after vacation!
Department Head Meeting Tuesday afternoon, April 9th, in the CCC. We will be viewing the recruitment video and be talking about the next steps.
From the desk of the Assistant Principal, Sandra Baldner
Credit for Life Fair is Thursday 8:50-12:00ish! Due to the community service trip and this event, teachers with seniors can expect to be assigned to cover other classes. If you are not assigned to cover other classes, please support our students at the fair.
Seniors will be dismissed from their classes at 8:50 on Thursday morning. The event runs until approximately 12:00. Student backpacks will be stored in room 207 or the teachers' room. Their math teacher will indicate where packs should go.
CFL Schedule:
We will not be flipping the schedule: We will run 1,2,3,4 & 9.
Lunch 1: All 10th graders and their teachers will eat first lunch. Approx. 10:20 to 10:50
Lunch 2: Shop as normal
Lunch 3: Shop as normal
Lunch 4: Seniors (Pizza, etc.)
CFL Parking: All staff are asked to park in the back of the building as much as possible to leave the front open for the volunteers.
From the desk of the Vocational Coordinators, (Keith Boyle, Bob Foley)
Advisory: Thank you for another successful Advisory event! This week we will be reaching out to Advisory Chairs via email to invite them to the General Vocational Advisory meeting which will be held on the evening of May 9th in the Brass Lantern.
SkillsUSA: The 2019 State Competition is fast approaching, the students will be leaving two weeks from Thursday for the contest. Thank you to all who have helped these students be what they are!
Activity Around the School:
Last week spring finally sprung, we also had a lot of work the students and programs were working on around the building and grounds.
Horticulture was excavating trenches for the mini splits A/C project, along with starting to work on the front island landscape project and creating floral centerpieces for spring advisory. Warm weather is coming as well as the landscaping projects they have lined up for this spring.
Electrical wired the new well pump for the new irrigation system, wired the new locker room and will be ready for inspection this week.
HVAC completed the new chiller for Horticulture and turned that over to Electrical. They were also out in the Greenhouse installing fans, cooler and irrigation for the Horticulture Program.
Carpentry was out putting the polycarbonate siding on the Greenhouse so that it will soon be closed in and be in production.
Culinary made the sandwiches for an another amazing Advisory Dinner on Thursday Night. And putting on the Dinner Theatre dinner for the Second Samuel Show.
Graphics completed some signs for the Norwell Beautification Committee, in conjunction with Metal Fab…..Love Teamwork !!!!
Metal Fab has been fabricating pieces for the Greenhouse helping to move the production right along.
Exciting to see all the awesome work our students are doing. Thank You to all who work so hard to make this happen !!!
Co-op- We currently have 93 students participating in the schools co-op program of which 73 are seniors and 20 are juniors. As of April 7th these students have logged over 215,000 hours and earned a combined income of $284,000!! If you know a junior or senior student who might be interested in co-op please have them visit the Vocational Office to get a head start on their paperwork.