10/18/24

Bath Tech Skills students and staff woke up very early to participate in the BIW Gate Collection this morning. Thank you to all the BIW workers who donated money to help our Skills students get to our state competition in Bangor later this spring. Because of the generosity, our students collected over $1100.00! After the counting, donuts were provided as thank you to everyone who helped.

On October 17th, Bath Tech had it’s annual advisory dinner. Over 80 community members were in attendance to support our instructors on the needs of the community workforce. The advisory meeting started with a dinner supplied by the culinary arts students. We also had a student speaker, Katie Hall, a cosmetology student, who shared her thoughts and experiences with the group. She did a great job and is a wonderful representation of a Bath Tech student.

Once again this year, Bath Tech Electrical and Carpentry students visited the Construction Career Days event held in West Bath. Students were able to talk with local companies and explore careers in construction. Students were able to try out heavy equipment, welding, and other construction related tasks. A special THANK YOU to the Boothbay bus drivers for driving our students to and from the event!

CNA Students participated in a "skin lab" this week. As CNAs, students will need to learn the importance of taking care of skin. Through this activity, they learned the anatomy of the skin and then created a skin model made out of pudding, candy, and whipped cream. They were able to eat their models when they were done.

November 1, 2024 - End of Qtr 1

November 5 - No School - Professional Development Day

November 6, 2024 - Career Panel (theater)

November 11 - No School - Veteran's Day

November 27-29 - No School - Thanksgiving Break

Date: Monday, November 4th

Time: 6:00-7:00pm

Location: Montgomery Auditorium, Morse High School/Bath Tech

RSU1 and the Sagadahoc Sheriff's Office have partnered together to invite parents, guardians, and caregivers to an Internet Safety Night. Come learn how to talk to students about what they see on the internet, as well as ways they can avoid being victimized on the internet. The Sagadahoc County Sheriff's Office, a local affiliate of Maine State Police Computer Crimes, has been working with RSU1 to share internet safety presentations to its students. These presentations cover privacy and security on the internet, good citizenship, and social media use. This new presentation is designed for adults trying to guide and safeguard their students online.

ATTENDANCE CALLS - If your student will be absent from Bath Tech, please call 207-443-8257 (press 1) to talk to or leave a message for Mrs. McCue. You can also email her at cmccue@rsu1.org

VOLUNTEERING - Are you interested in being on a list of eligible volunteers? Visit the RSU 1 website to learn more and to sign up: https://www.rsu1.org/page/volunteer-information Please allow one week prior to a field trip or event for processing.