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Francis Mirante is a senior at Lake Region High School and is a second year Fire Science student at LRVC where he has obtained training and numerous certifications including the Pro-Board National Firefighter 1 & 2 certification that he will receive this June. Francis is a Junior Firefighter with the Naples Fire-Rescue Department and was…

Bryan is a senior in the Construction Technology Program. He has had to cope with great loss and has persevered. He is the perfect example of Frank Ocean’s quote: “Work hard in silence, let your success be your noise.”   He consistently creates great work and gets along easily with everyone he works with. His…

On April 10th, 2019, the businesses of Beauchesnes Flooring, Geyer Construction, and Maplecrest Hardwood and Tile were represented by their company owners at a presentation given to Construction Technology students. Students were told that “hard work and never giving up” and “keeping a positive culture in the company with a can’t be stopped attitude” were…

David Redmond, Adult Probation Director – Cumberland County visited the Business Academy Legal Studies Program sharing his career experience in probation.

Thank you to Beth Thibault – Counselor/Social Worker for visiting the Business Academy – Medical Program.

Shawn Cloutier from Biddeford Police Department -polygraph technician and former detective visited the Business Academy – Legal Studies class sharing his vast experience in law enforcement. Thank you Shawn for making time for us.

You & Me nursery school is now accepting applications for fall 2019. Please see the application below  You & Me description; Location You N’ Me Nursery School is a lab nursery school as part of the Westbrook Regional Vocational Center’s Early Childhood Occupations Education program. It is located in room 401 at WRVC. Which is…

Farm Mechanics student, Cody Tucker, recently finished a welding project of a deer head. Congratulations Cody on a job well done! Recently, our afternoon Drafting & Engineering Technology students were learning the value of math in engineering and how it can be used to solve complex problems. In engineering guessing the answer is a major…

Agricultural Chemistry students recently spent a week at the school farm cider mill participating in all aspects of the apple cider production process. Students pressed and bottled cider. Their production total for the week was 23,760 ounces; 1720 of which were 8 oz. bottles with the rest being a combination of pints, quarts, half-gallons and…

Earlier this month our Farm Mechanics and Building Trades students put the finishing touches on the circa 1926 logging sled for the Maine Forest & Logging Museum in Bradley, Maine.  Coupled into long sled trains and pulled by either steam or gasoline powered Lombard log haulers, sleds such as these were a common sight here…