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Her instructor, Kathiann Shorey, says “at our clinical site, Kayla really began to shine. Her transition from textbook to bedside was seamless and she quickly mastered many skills. Kayla is a compassionate caregiver. She stays overtime to finish tasks or to give extra care to residents.” Kayla is an A student and maintains this outstanding…
On Monday and Tuesday, March 19 and 20, members of the Business Management Class at Lake Region Vocational Center attended the Future Business Leaders of America Maine State Spring Leadership conference at the Double Tree Hotel in South Portland. Over 200 students from across the state came to compete in many different business competitions and attend…
Twenty-nine students participated in the annual SkillsUSA State Competition. Students competed in a variety of written knowledge tests, interviews, and hands-on skill events against students from 26 other technology schools. SkillsUSA empowers students to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens through the development of skills that include personal, workplace, and technical skills. Congratulations…
On Wednesday February 28th, the Business Management program traveled to Idexx Laboratories in Westbrook to compete in Junior Achievement’s Titan Challenge. The Titan Challenge is a day-long business strategy competition. Teams work with a mentor from the business community to guide a company through the ups and downs of the market. The LRVC team competed…
On February 13th, students from the Law Enforcement program traveled to Windham to tour the Maine Correctional Center State Prison. Students were given a tour of this medium security facility by Deputy Warden Glen Brown. Students learned about how prison inmates are supervised and what kinds of career opportunities there are for correctional officers. The…
During the week of Valentines Day, the Law Enforcement I students learned more about domestic violence in the United States and here in Maine. Three groups of students researched domestic assault and homicide statistics to become better educated on the myths and realities of this topic. One of the groups presented their research to students…
Paul is a first year Construction Technology student and his instructor, Russell Moores, says that he is one of the most dedicated students that he has ever had. He is an attentive, motivated, and skilled carpenter who takes great pride in his work. He is a leader and expects excellence from those who work with…
Kris is a Construction Technology senior who transferred to Lake Region Vocational Center from Berlin Regional Career and Technology Center in New Hampshire. Kris is a well-spoken student who has made a seamless transition into his new construction class and high school. He is a great listener, critical thinker, and asks intuitive questions. He enjoys…
Tuesday, January 16th was an opportunity for students to hear presentations made by representatives of Sargent’s Construction, Cianbro Construction, and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. These three local companies provide training programs for high school seniors. Sargent’s Construction –This is a 6 week paid training program starting in June that provides an introduction to Civil Engineering Construction….