The Grand Opening of the Newly Renovated Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing Center was recently celebrated on Friday, March 1, 2019.   The newly renovated Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Center at Tri-County includes a state-of-the-art hands-on learning environment with advanced manufacturing technology including machinery for cutting, machining and designing of metal parts with extremely high precision, down...Read More

It’s been quite the wrestling season for Tri-County Coach Steven LaPlante.  Not only did the Tri-County Wrestling team win its first ever sectional title, but Coach LaPlante has been named the Massachusetts Interscholastic Wrestling Coaches Association (MIWCA) Division 3 Central Coach of the Year.  During this 2018-2019 wrestling season, Coach LaPlante also earned his 200thdual meet...Read More

Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School is pleased to announce that Franklin Ford has generously donated a Ford Edge SUV to the Tri-County Automotive Technology program to assist with advanced curriculum. With a shortage in qualified technicians, service departments around the country have been scrambling to find new talent.  Ford Motor Company recognized the labor shortage...Read More

Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School is pleased to announce it has been awarded $123,115 from the 2019 Massachusetts Skills Capital Grant to expand its Metal Fabrication program. The grant will allow integration opportunities between the Engineering and Metal Fabrication career programs.   The Skills Capital Grant Program awards grants to support vocational/technical training, upgrades and...Read More

Auto Collision Career Program students at the Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School have given a Town of Seekonk fire pickup truck a breadth of life by fully restoring it to its pristine condition.  The Auto Collision students were challenged with taking the 2005 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup truck, that was delivered to Tri-County the color...Read More

 When a hostile situation occurs, speed of entry may be the most important aspect to gain control and ensure optimal safety. Tactical entry equipment, also known as Battering Rams, allow police to quickly gain access to both criminals and to victims during rescue operations. Yesterday, the Massachusetts State Police Special Operations – STOP Team received thirteen...Read More

Dennis Donahue, a senior from Franklin in the Early Education career program at Tri-County Regional was recently honored for becoming an Eagle Scout, the highest achievement in Boy Scouts.   One of the requirements to become an Eagle Scout is to complete a project that benefits the community.  Dennis chose to refurbish a storage shed, which...Read More

It’s been a great week at Tri-County!  The first day of school for all students was on Tuesday, September 4th.  Of the 1000-plus students to arrive, 280 freshman students were welcomed to their first day of high school. Though the transition to high school can be difficult for many teens, especially when attending a new school with...Read More

Woodworking, from custom-made cabinetry and furniture to unique wooden pieces, is the fine art of the construction trade. The beautiful thing about woodworking is that it can be done by all ages. Whether young, old, or somewhere in between, there are woodworking projects to fit any skill level. Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School Carpentry...Read More

Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School officially gave 208 diplomas to the Class of 2018 during the school’s 39th graduation ceremony held on Sunday, June 3rd, at 12 p.m. Joining Superintendent-Director Stephen Dockray at the stage were School Committee Chair Steven Trask, of Franklin, School Committee Vice Chair David Bento, of Medfield, Principal Michael Procaccini,...Read More