Bob Travers, Director
Carolyn Dickinson, Assistant Director
Rich Wright, Assistant Director/Adult Students
Joe Teegarden, SkillTech Director
Teresa Sorrell, Registrar
Joan Irwin, Adminstrative Assistant, Main Office
Pauline Jutras, Administrative Assistant/Attendance
Debbie Curtis, Administrative Assistant, Student Services
Linda Whitaker, Administrative Assistant/Skill Tech
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The Center for Technology, Essex is committed to maintaining a learning environment free from discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability or sexual orientation
Tim Yandow and Kristy Svarczkopf were recipients of the annual Essex Rotary Club Award. The award is given to students who practice service to others, work above self, participate in school events and have strong academic skills.
Congratulations to Cole Klimosky and Liam Swan for taking 2nd place in the Vermont Distracted Driving Design Competition. They were awarded their prize by Governor Phil Scott. Their animation earned them $500.
Students in the Natural Resources Mechanical program earned 1st and 3rd place in the FFA (Future Farmers of America) Ag Mechanics competition. Colby McLaughlin placed 1st overall and Skyler Germaine placed 3rd overall.
The Center for Technology, Essex (CTE) recently sent 90 students to the SkillsUSA State Competition. CTE Students won big with 50 medals in 28 different contests.
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The first Summit Street School Walking Wednesday this spring with Essex High School athletes took place starting on May 1.
FMS students designed instruments out of recycled materials that could play between two and five different notes programmed in Scratch and then when connected to the Makey Makey and their Chromebook, could play many different songs!
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Wounded Warrior and para-athlete Christy Gardner, her service dog Moxie, and school therapy dog in training, Lucky Tim, visited Founders Memorial School on April 18.
