Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School

Tri-County's SkillsUSA student leadership team attended the SkillsUSA Fall State Leadership Conference where they learned leadership skills and competed in personal, technical and workplace skills! Several students completed a community service project in which they built bikes for children in need. Tri-County's leadership team won these awards at the conference:
MVP Personal Skills - Aidan Forrester
Personal skills poster - Bronze - Dezirea Paulsaint
Workplace skills presentation - Bronze - Sadie Mozart and Silver - Nourhane Elouannasse and Nylanie Moore
Workplace Skills poster- Bronze - Zamirah Jean-Gilles
Service project presentation - Silver - Ananya and Gold - Kyleigh Weddeke
Service project video - Gold - Kyleigh Weddeke
Leader Award - Anthony White, Aidan Forrester, Zamirah Jean-Gilles, Nylanie Moore
Advisor challenge presentation - Silver - Mr. Sprague and Bronze - Ms. Batt
Advisor challenge poster - Gold - Mr. Sprague
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Tri-County students had an amazing time at the Girls in the Trades Fall Eastern Conference 🔧✨ They explored hands‑on opportunities in the union construction trades and connected with inspiring tradeswomen 💪👷‍♀️
Huge shoutout to Mrs. Batt and Ms. Watterson for bringing the energy and chaperoning this empowering day for our students 🙌🎉
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📚🌟Students in our Early Education Program teamed up with our Library Media Specialist to create a special lending library for our preschoolers. Before the first book could be checked out, high school students searched for themed books, analyzed each one, and designed engaging displays to bring the stories to life.

Working alongside Mr. Dagan, students also created take-home sheets for families filled with insights and activities that extend the learning beyond the classroom. Now, preschoolers can check out a book every other week and enjoy fun reading time at home with their families! ❤️📖

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🎄🎅✨ Spreading holiday cheer together ✨🎄🎅
Our Student Council teamed up with our amazing TC staff and the Santa Foundation to help make the season brighter for more than 20 local children!
The Santa Foundation works year‑round to support families in need across Franklin and surrounding communities, and we’re so proud of our students and staff for stepping up to give back in such a meaningful way.
Moments like these remind us what community is all about ❤️🎁
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Members of the Class of 2026 continue to work hard and earn co-op positions!!!

Kassidy Garrity, a proud Tri-County Culinary Arts Class of 2020 alumna, recently returned to campus, where we were honored to have her work hands-on with our Culinary Arts students to create a stunning charcuterie table filled with unique cheeses, cured meats, and an unforgettable artistic presentation!

Metal Fabrication students continue to work hard and have passed 10 certification tests! This includes 3g 7018 stick 3/8, unlimited stick and flux. We are incredibly proud of these students. #workhardtodaycounts

If you are looking for a tasty treat and way to help out SkillsUSA click on the QR code to choose from 1 of 12 unique flavors of popcorn! Act fast because it ends on Monday! Your support is never mandatory, but always appreciated.

The Metal Fabrication Program took on a job for Gary D’Entremont and the KPW Youth Hockey program. This goaltender was something he wanted for the KPW program for over a year. He provided us a picture of what he was looking for and was hoping we could make 2 of them lightweight and easy to lift on and off the top post of the goal. With the help of Senior John Charlebois who cut all 36 pieces, Juniors Lucy Oleksy, Declan Buckler and Lucas Farrell found the specific angles for making the cuts, and assembled/welded to appropriate dimensions. Gary was so impressed and happy with the final product he created shirts for students involved!

Attention Class of 2025 Graduates!!! Save the date to pick up your yearbooks and catch up with your classmates!

Congratulations to students in Legal & Protective Services, Graphics, Cosmetology and HVAC! Co-op and bright futures await!

Today is the day! Stop by Tri-County between 10:00 and 2:00 to learn about the values of a vocational education! We are your passport to a skilled future!

This week the Class of 2026 has surpassed 100 students out on co-op!!!

Students from Medical Assisting, Cosmetology, and Culinary went to the Franklin Senior Center for a "Caregiver Appreciation Day" event hosted by the Franklin Senior Center and the Friends of Franklin Elders!

We are now accepting nominations for the TC Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Click on the link below to nominate a former athlete, coach, alumni, or team!

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Thursday, November 5 was a banner day for TC vocational programs advancing technologies! Science and health science faculty received training on an Anatomage Table which allows students to learn the human system and practice medical procedures in an interactive fashion!

🔥 Our fall sports teams are on fire! 🔥 Shoutout to our unstoppable Girls Varsity Soccer team—they’re heading to the MIAA Division 4 State Tournament! ⚽💪 Let’s show them some love and cheer them on as they chase that championship! 🏆
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