It happened Monday morning.
A lockdown alarm went off accidentally Monday morning at the Tuck Learning Campus as students were arriving for the first day of school, according to Seacoastonline.com. Seacoast School of Technology Prinicpal Margaret Callahan told the news site that there was a malfunction and workers examining it for repair. Callahan said the school day started a bit late because of the false alarm.
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More than 200 student received technical certificates.
Two hundred and thirty-eight students received their technical certificates from the Seacoast School of Technology tonight for completing two-year programs. Below is a list of award winners, followed by a complete list of the graduates and their school of origin. Langdon J. Plumer Awards: Most outstanding student in each program Other awards Culinary Arts- Digital Communications- Marketing Technologies- Graduation list
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Students used local food for a project.
The following is from the Seacoast Growers Association, which runs the Exeter Farmers Market every Thursday from 2:15 to 6 p.m. at Swasey Parkway. Kelsey MacDonald and George Tilton are part of a team of students cooking a sold-out, five-course meal tonight as their final Senior project. We spotted them loading up with produce, herbs, syrup and other supplies at the Exeter Farmers' Market, along with their teacher and chef Jim Collins. All are from the Culinary Arts Program at Exeter's Seacoast School of Technology. They planned to purchase from the farmers' market before going to their budgeted sources, to add as many locally produced ingredients to the meal as possible. Collins calls it a Local and Community Meal - local ingredients plus…
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Middle school students can learn about engine overhauling, among other activities.
Registration for the Seacoast School of Technology's popular summer camps recently opened. "This sells out very fast," said Principal Margaret Callahan, who announced the opening of the registration period at a school board this week. The one-week camps are for local middle school students in grades 5-8. It will be held June 25-July 9. The cost is $125 per camp. The following camps will be held: More information can be found here: http://www.seacoasttech.com/summer-camps.html. A flyer can be found to the right under "PDFS."
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A big sporting night, locally and regionally.
1. BRUINS BABY! Coming off their Stanley Cup win, the Boston Bruins will open their season tonight against the Philadelphia Flyers. 2. BIG FOOTBALL GAME. Speaking of big games, Exeter High School will take on Pinkerton at home tonight in battle of two of the state's top teams. Look for our coverage tonight starting at 8 p.m.! 3. RAILROAD CROSSING CLOSED. The Main Street railroad crossing near the intersection of Lincoln Street will be closed tomorrow for repairs. 4. THIS DAY IN HISTORY: On this day in 1949, Japanese-American broadcaster Iva Toguri D'Aquino (Tokyo Rose) was sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined $10,000 for treason. 5. DID YOU KNOW? Exeter Hospital and the Seacoast School of Technology have an internship program that …
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A student reflects on a unique experience.
The following is from Exeter Hospital: When Joseph St. Peter headed off for his freshman year of college this fall to begin working toward his career goal of becoming a physician’s assistant, he already had a good idea of what to expect. St. Peter, 18, of Exeter, spent two months this spring completing an internship at Core General Surgery thanks to a partnership between Exeter Hospital and the Seacoast School of Technology. As a student in the Health Science Technologies program at SST, St. Peter received credit for the internship which required him to spend three days a week, at least two hours per day, at the Core General Surgery practice on Hampton Road in Exeter. Billi Petroski, a medical assistant at the practice, served as St. …
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Important voting session tonight; Phillips Exeter graduation yesterday.
Before you head out and start your Monday, here are five things you need to know: 1. AWESOME WEEK! The weather looks clear and sunny this week, with temps approaching 90 degrees Thursday. 2. IMPORTANT VOTING SESSION TONIGHT. A proposal by the town to spend up to $575,000 for repairs to two small downtown bridges will be subject to a vote tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Exeter High School. 3. PHILLIPS EXETER GRADUATION. The school's 230th graduation ceremony was held yesterday. Check out our videos and image gallery. 4. SPEAKING OF GRADUATIONS...We also got a video/image gallery of the Seacoast School of Technology's graduation ceremony. Next up is Exeter High School's graduation June 17. 5. BLOG FOR US! We're still looking for a few good …
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8:45 am on Monday, June 6, 2011
Hi Kathy, Yes that's correct. At the session tonight, voters will decide on how much money should be slated for the repairs before the July 12 vote. They can either keep the $575,000 or reduce the amount. more ›
Check out scenes from the event.
The Seacoast School of Technology on Friday handed out about 200 certificates to students who completed their coursework. Check out the scenes of the event.
Timothy Harden
10:29 am on Sunday, June 3, 2012
How about those JOBS Obama promised for these fine graduates. more ›