Mason Labonte, a junior at Spruce Mountain High School is a distinguished leader and advocate for inclusivity in STEM and the arts.
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Blue Crew wins highest award, Spruce Mountain members get approval for trip
At a meet recently in Falmouth Blue Crew FRC Team 6153, featuring students from Mt. Blue and Spruce Mountain high schools won the Impact Award [the most prestigious award in First Robotics Competition].
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Academy Hill School students explore technical education through ‘Kid’s Can’ program at Foster Tech
Academy Hill School’s “Kid’s Can” program at Foster CTEC provided fourth and fifth graders with hands-on technical education experiences, fostering excitement for future learning and career possibilities.
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Foster CTE Center districts see changes in cooperative agreement
RSU 9 and three neighboring school districts have revised their cooperative agreements between the districts in regards to their level of involvement with Foster Career and Technical Education Center.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Program supporters recognized at logger’s meet
Rob Elliott of RLH Enterprises and Dean Merrill were presented plaques recognizing their support of the forestry program at Foster Career and Technical Education Center in Farmington on Thursday, May 25.
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Foster CTE Center rolls out new apprenticeship program
Foster Career and Technical Education Center has started a new apprenticeship program, which will connect students with job sites that will further their trade skills.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Mckella Ford is Foster CTE Center’s Student of the Year
Mckella Ford of Wilton is completing her second year in the Early Child Education program at Foster Career and Technical Education Center on Mt. Blue Campus in Farmington.
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Career and technical centers seek more money from Legislature
Lewiston and Farmington centers are among those pushing for a funding increase to bolster career education.
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FCTEC students brave the great outdoors
Foster Career and Technical Education Center gave a presentation of their newest program, Oxbow Outdoors. The program teaches students outdoor skills, such as water filtration and building a fire, as well as mountain biking, rock climbing and even building a yurt.