Caribou Tech News Today

The 2nd annual Future First Responder Run was held in Caribou. The Caribou Regional Technology Center and Caribou Community School came together for the event.

"There is more work than there are people to complete the work," said Kelly Flagg, executive director of Associated General Contractors of Maine.

From the Maine Department of Education Reporting Items | Visit the DC&R Reporting Calendar | News & Updates Seeking Presenters for 3rd Annual Maine DOE Summit. The Theme is Supporting the Whole Student and School Community The Maine Department of Education is excited to announce that the 3rd Annual Maine DOE Summit is scheduled for … Continue reading Maine DOE Update – February 9, 2024

The Maine Department of Education, in collaboration with Career and Technical Education (CTE) schools throughout Maine, is celebrating CTE month this February by highlighting some of the amazing women who have found their path in life through career and technical education. We hope their stories inspire you the way they have inspired us. “I had … Continue reading Celebrating Women in CTE: Meet Criminal Justice Instructor Amanda Baker

Students from the Caribou Tech EMT and Criminal Justice classes took a run to celebrate the completion of courses today.

Mark Pinette, director of guidance at Caribou High School, received a prestigious state award at the Maine Counseling Association conference April 3. Pinette received the John Parkman Service to the Profession Award during the event, held at the Samoset in Rockport. 

More than 400 students were at the University of Maine at Fort Kent campus for the JMG Maine Career Exploration Badge Day and Bengal Bound Day.