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Right between the Estill County Middle and High Schools is the county’s Area Technical Center, where students supplement their core curriculum with a real-world, practical education.

RUSSELL Russell Area Technical Center students were named national champions in the Daughters of the American Revolution sculpture competition Saturday.

RUSSELL Russell Area Technical Center students are celebrating a victory after placing first in the state for a metal sculpture.

This event is open to all school personnel. The Maine Department of Education (DOE) is hosting its third training opportunity focused on learning around diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ), and the impact that increasing understanding of DEIJ can have on teaching practices, instructional strategies, and classroom management in every discipline area. Think about the … Continue reading Two-Day Workshop: Inclusive Teaching Practices and Learning

AUGUSTA — Capital Area Technical Center has announced its October professionals of the month. Loralie Grady of Windsor is a junior from Cony High School enrolled in the Medical/Veterinarian Terminology program. She has enjoyed meeting other people in her class from different high schools that share her interest in the medical field, as well as […]

RUSSELL Russell Area Technical Center students heard from two speakers from Centrus Energy who discussed nuclear energy research and careers.

Capital Area Technical Center has announced its April professionals of the month. Dinah Wadleigh of Augusta is a senior at Cony High School enrolled in the Business Academy. She was unsure of her career path when she started the program, but feels that by taking the Business Academy, her interested has been sparked into pursuing […]

Capital Area Technical Center has announced its March professionals of the month. Ethan Lavigne of Gardiner is a junior at Gardiner Area High School enrolled in the Automotive Technology program. He has liked how the program has been a team environment and has given him a chance to work closely with his classmates. A big […]

Capital Area Technical Center has announced its November professionals of the month. Cam Frost of West Gardiner is a senior at Cony High School enrolled for the second year in the Auto Collision program. He has enjoyed the hands-on aspects of the program and his time in the shop, even when it is extremely busy. […]

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