By Barbara Scott
Staff Writer
The staff and administrators at the Caribou Technology Center recently honored their Outstanding Career and Technical Education students at an awards ceremony/picnic on May 27. Students, family members and friends were welcomed by Ralph Conroy, Caribou Technology Center director, to the annual event.
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Named Outstanding Career and Technical Education P.M. Students, in their individual CTE programs are, from left: Nick Rossignol, automotive technology; Scott Fisher, welding/metal fabrication; Levi Swan, commercial drivers license; Kyle Pooler, auto body repair; and Dylan Ouellette, residential construction.
During the awards program Conroy recognized Royce Landeen as the Tech Center’s Outstanding Student of the Year.
Named as Outstanding Students for individual CTE programs were: Auto Body Repair, Corey Felix and Kyle Pooler; Automotive Technology, Kevin Godin and Nick Rossignol; Commercial Drivers License, Levi Swan; Large Equipment Maintenance and Operations, Jordyn Madore; Electronics/Computer Servicing, Jeffrey Rossignol; Food Service, Michael Conrad; Residential Construction, Dylan Ouellette; and Welding/Metal Fabrication, Royce Landeen and Scott Fisher.
Caribou Technology students who competed at SkillsUSA in Bangor were recognized and Tech Center Scholarships were announced. Receiving the Vocational Teacher’s Scholarship was Meagan Wood; the Butch Barnes Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Adam Chartier; receiving the Mark David Leblanc Memorial Scholarship was Kevin Godin and presented with the Lawrence C. Beaulieu Memorial Scholarship was Mason Rossignol.
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Named Outstanding Career and Technical Education A.M. Students in their respective CTE programs at the Center’s annual awards banquet are, from left: Jeffrey Rossignol, electronics/computer servicing; Royce Landeen, welding/metal fabrication; Kevin Godin, automotive technology; Corey Felix, auto body repair; and Jordyn Madore, large equipment maintenance and operations.
All students, staff and invited guests enjoyed a barbeque following the awards presentations. Door prizes were handed out to everyone in attendance.
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Caribou Technology Center student Mason Rossignol was awarded the Lawrence C. Beaulieu Memorial Scholarship during the Center’s annual award’s banquet held on May 27. Shown with Rossignol is Judy Bougie, guidance counselor at the technology center.
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Royce Landeen, center, named the Caribou Technology Center’s Outstanding Career and Technical Student of the Year at a recent awards banquet. Congratulating Landeen on his accomplishment are Keith Dumond, left, welding/metal fabrication instructor and Ralph Conroy, Caribou Technology Center director.
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Caribou Technology students awarded scholarships at the annual recognition banquet include, from left: Meagan Wood, Vocational Teacher’s Scholarship; Kevin Godin, the Mark David Leblanc Memorial Scholarship and Adam Chartier, the Butch Barnes Memorial Scholarship.
