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Region Two High School students explore Aroostook County career opportunities
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By Joseph Cyr Staff Writer Region Two announces Student of the Year STACYVILLE — Region Two School of Applied Technology Director David Keaton announced Friday that Michelle Birmingham from Katahdin Area High School, has been selected as the “Student of the Year” “This is the Early Childhood Education program’s second student in two years…
Two students from the Region Two School of Applied Technology brought home gold medals in their competitions at the SkillsUSA Maine State Conference at United Technology Center and Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor on March 6th. The Gold medal winners were: Jacob Stubbs for the Employability Knowledge Test competition, and Jacob Jones for Extemporaneous…
This past summer Hugh Farrar traveled to Quebec, Canada for two weeks to fight forest fires with the Maine Forest Service. Hugh graduated in 2013 from Houlton High School. While at Houlton he attended Region Two for Forest Management and Operations for two years. While in Forest Management he had the opportunity to obtain his…
Region Two School of Applied Technology is pleased to announce three Early Childhood Education students earned their Maine Roads to Quality Professional Registry CECA credential. The three students are: Megan Anderson Heather Jackins Caitlin McAfee Congratulations to Megain, Heather, and Caitlin! Great job!
Region Two Skills USA VICA attends and competes at Maine Statewide Skills USA VICA Competition – March 14, 15 2013. Pictured are: Row 1 left to right – Advisor Ammie London, Megan Anderson, Heather Jackins. Row 2 left to right – Lucas Grant, Matthew Harmon, Advisor Robert “Bo” Zabrieck. Row 3 left to right…
Recently, students from the Early Childhood Education Program at Region Two School of Applied Technology participated in a community service project. When new instructor, Alison Reece, proposed the idea to the students they showed a real interest. They wanted to make the project one that was meaningful to their program and their work with children….
Culinary Arts students at Region Two are participating in a Community Service Project for the Hodgdon Homestead residents. Residents will receive these holiday treats prepared and decorated by the students at their luncheon in December.