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Thursday, April 6, 2023

Aggie Weekly-April 6th

 

Good Afternoon Students, Parents, and Community Members:


This week’s HIGH 5 CLUB Senior of the Week-VANESSA MATEUS


ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL APPRECIATION MONTH




FRESHMAN VOAG PLACEMENT


Freshman Vo-Ag Placement 2023 - Photo Album Slideshow





CLASS OF 2027 ACCEPTANCE NIGHT






SPIRIT WEEK: Each year our VOAGs compete in Spirit Week toward the Aggie Cup (which NRM won last year).  Pep Rally is the next opportunity to win!




Sophia Anger 

Angelina Araujo 

Nicholas Baker

Sarah Bergeron

Brennan Bingham

Madison Bosse

Aidan Camara 

Lyn Corbett

Lexi Dicorpo 

Margaret Graham

Rachel Harrington

Jade Holmes

Emma Jamrin

Emily Jolin

Emma Lasson 

Olivia Leighton 

Christopher Mahoney 

Karolina Majkut

Alex Mackay

Sarah Manoli 

Bridgette Perry

Addisyn Petrulli

Benjamin Quintin

Rylee Rodriques

Vivian Rivera 

Jeramiah Santiago

Elaina Savage

Taylor Sirois 

Marissa Vaquero


Class of 2023 Cookie Dough Fundraiser 

Pick Up Orders for the Otis Spunkmeyer Cookie Dough Fundraiser will be on Monday April 3rd in Student Commons from 4:30pm-6:30pm. If you cannot pick up your order during this time, please contact Ms.Kochan via email at kkochan@bcahs.com 




Class of 2023, 


We will be hosting an On-Site Admissions for Bristol Community College on Thursday April 27th. Time frame is to be determined based on the number of participants. This is an opportunity for students who are planning to attend Bristol Community College in Fall 2023.  Once you fill out the Google form below you must fill out the online application form and the transcript request form. *There is no fee with the application. 


On-Site Admissions allows you to meet with an admissions counselor live and in person and have them review your application to Bristol Community College and/or review next steps if you have already applied. Appointment slots are approximately 15 minutes. Please follow the steps below to participate. 


Steps to participate in On-Site Admissions:

1. Sign Up Here

2.  Create an account and Complete the BCC Application Online using this link

3.  Fill out Records Release Form (*if you are 18 or older you do not need a parent signature on the Application or Records Release Request Form)

5. Wait for the email for the appointment time - you will be informed by the end of the day on Thursday April 13th. 


Quick Links: 

BCC Academic Catalog - see degrees & certificate programs here

MASS Transfer Program 


BRISTOL COUNTY AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL


JOB DESCRIPTION 

Farm Sub Foreperson


The Animal Science Foreperson (Foreman) position schedule is as follows.  Farm Substitute will work Holidays and Weekends as needed.   


Duties: 

  • Ability to run and operate a robotic milking system, responsible for morning and afternoon milking.

  • Responsible for daily care of all animals on the farm. Ensure that animals are housed and treated humanely.   

  • Supervises and works with student workers.

  • Responsible for the daily cores on the Farm and Small Animals

  • Report any issues to the Farm Manager, Herds Person and or the Animal Science department Chair.


GENERAL STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS: 

Possess experience and proven skill in the care of farm animals and pet shop animals.  

Knowledge livestock animals and pet shop animals 

Ability to organize and supervise student-aged workers and crews.  

Ability to operate modern farm equipment and snow equipment.   

Valid driver’s license.  

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to connect easily with school staff. 

Proven ability to work independently without direct supervision.  



COMPENSATION: 


FY23 $25.58 per hour


Information can be entered into SchoolSpring or forward a letter of interest and resume to:


Ryan Miranda, Facilities Manager

Bristol County Agricultural High School

135 Center Street, Dighton, MA 02715


-or email letter of interest and resume to rmiranda@bcahs.com


Bristol County Agricultural High School is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer



CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION

On behalf of Congressman Jake Auchincloss, I am pleased to invite the students of the Massachusetts 4th District to participate in the 2023 Congressional Art Competition. The competition is sponsored by the Congressional Institute and the Congressional Arts Caucus to promote artistry and creative thought in students around the country. We invite high school students (grades 9-12) who reside in the Massachusetts 4th District to submit one piece of original artwork, which will be judged by a panel of local artists. Please read on for more information about participating in the 2023 Congressional Art Competition.

 

The categories for artwork include paintings, drawings, collages, prints, mixed media pieces, computer-generated art, and photography. All works must be two-dimensional and no larger than 26 inches high, 26 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, including a frame. Please see the attached Rules for Students and Teachers for more detailed information.

 

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

  • Deadline: Monday, April 24 at 5:00 PM.

  • Drop Off at the Congressman’s District Offices: Students or teachers can drop off the artwork at any of our district locations:

    • Newton Office (29 Crafts Street, Suite 375, Newton, MA 02458)

    • Attleboro Office (8 N Main Street, Suite 200, Attleboro, MA 02703)

    • Fall River satellite location, open on Wednesdays from 10-4 (1 Government Ctr, Office 237B, Fall River, MA 02722)

  • Pick Up at Schools: If needed, schools may reach out to Jenna Massoud (contact info below) to arrange for a staff member from the Congressman’s office to pick up all their students’ submissions at the school directly on April 25 or April 26. Please contact Jenna by April 19th if you would like to make these arrangements.

  • Students must complete THIS ONLINE FORM, in addition to the attached Student Release Form, if they are submitting artwork for the competition.

 

JUDGING AND RECEPTION:

A panel of local artists from the district will judge all the works submitted. The winner will be announced at Congressman Auchincloss’ Art Competition Reception. The Reception is being held on Sunday, April 30 from 2:00-3:00pm at the Attleboro Arts Museum (86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703). A formal invitation will follow. The winning student will then be invited to an annual Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C. this summer, and their artwork will be displayed in the Capitol for a year.

 

Important rules and guidelines have been attached to this email. Feel free to reach out to Jenna Massoud or Catarina Pereira in our office at 617-332-3333, or email us with any questions at Jenna.Massoud@mail.house.gov or Catarina.Pereira@mail.house.gov.

 

A graphic that you can share is attached and pasted below my signature. Please distribute this to 

any students who may be interested in participating.



Scholarship Opportunities

$2,500 in scholarship money for students: We encourage students and adult learners, ages 18 to 35, to apply for the Horatio Alger Association Career and Technical Education Scholarship. They could earn up to $2,500 to pursue CTE. The application is open now through June 15. 

 HORATIO ALGER SCHOLARSHIP

Are you ready for a certification or technical degree?

Then you are ready for Horatio Alger.

What is the Horatio Alger CTE Scholarship? This scholarship can award you up to $2,500

to pursue a career certification or technical education, of your choice,

at an accredited non-profit post-secondary institution in the United States.

APPLY NOW

Apply for the Horatio Alger Certification and Technical Scholarship!

APPLY NOW


Community Service Opportunity The Home for Our Troops is looking for volunteers to help with landscaping.  




The Week Ahead- A WEEK-SPIRIT WEEK

  • Monday, April 10

    • Morning Assembly @ 8:10

    • EXTENDS @ 2:45 RM1105

    • LAX vs Tri-County @ 3:30

    • Late Bus at 5:00 (Gilbert Hall)

  • Tuesday, April 11

    • Evacuation Drill @ 9:00 am 

    • ALICE Soft Drill @ 1:00 pm

    • Varsity Baseball vs Avon @ 3:30

    • Board of Trustees Meeting @ 5:30 (Keith Hall)

    • Late Bus at 5:00 (Gilbert Hall)

  • Wednesday, April 12

    • Ag Day at MA State House

    • Detention Duty-T. Kazijian

    • Varsity Baseball vs Norfolk Aggie @ 3:30

    • Varsity Softball vs Southeastern @ 3:30

    • Late Bus at 5:00 (Gilbert Hall)

  • Thursday, April 13- Dismissal at 12:00

    • Period 7: 8:10-8:59 
    • Period 6: 9:01-9:50 
    • Period 5: 9:52-10:38 
    • Period 4: 10:40-12:02 
    • 1st Lunch: 10:38-11:04 
    • 2nd Lunch: 11:07-11:33
    • 3rd Lunch:  11:36-12:02
    • PD Starts @ 12:15
    • MAVA Outstanding Student Award- Taylor Sirois (Mechanics Hall, Worcester)
  • Friday, April 14

    • JV Softball vs Cape Cod Tech @ 3:30

    • Late Bus at 5:00 (Gilbert Hall)

  • Saturday, April 15 

    • Varsity Baseball vs South Shore @ 3:30


The Week After- Spring Break! April 17-April 21



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