Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School
Tri-County is a technical high school in Franklin, Massachusetts. After the 2010-11 school year Barbara Renzoni retired after five years as superintendent. The school committee named Stephen Dockray, formerly the district's business manager, as the next superintendent.[1]
Towns in District
As a regional high school, Tri-County accepts students from a number of towns. The towns composing the district are:
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- Franklin, Massachusetts
- Medfield, Massachusetts
- Medway, Massachusetts
- Millis, Massachusetts
- Norfolk, Massachusetts
- North Attleborough, Massachusetts
- Plainville, Massachusetts
- Seekonk, Massachusetts
- Sherborn, Massachusetts
- Walpole, Massachusetts
- Wrentham, Massachusetts
Curriculum
Academics
Students receive a full academic education including:
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- English
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Studies
- Music
- Business Technology
- CAD
- Physical Education
- Health
Career Programs
In addition to the academic education, students major in one career program. The courses offered include:
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- Auto Body Technology
- Automotive Technology
- Carpentry-Cabinetmaking
- Computer Information Systems
- Cosmetology
- Culinary Arts
- Dental Assisting
- Early Childhood Careers
- Electrical Technology
- Electronics Technology
- Engineering
- Facilities Management
- Graphic Communications
- Heating-Ventilating-Air Conditioning
- Medical Careers
- Plumbing-Hydronic Heating Tech
- Body-Art
- Construction Management
Athletics
Tri-County RVTHS is a member of the Mayflower League. The league is made up of the following school districts:
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- (North Shore Vocational Super bowl only)
- (Brighton Playoffs only)
- (Keefe Tech scrimmages only)
- In 2008 the Tri-County Cougars football team played in the division 4A super bowl at Gillette stadium, losing to Manchester Essex county 36 to 6.[2] The Cougars also made the 2010 Vocational super bowl.
Notable alumni
- Bobby Santos III,Nascar Modified division racer
- Shayne M. Cabino, War hero, US Marine, killed during operations in Iraq.
References
External references
Tri-County Official Site
Mass DOE Profile