Please be sure to congratulate our students that attended the SkillsUSA Conference last week on a job well done. As expected, our students were outstanding representatives and ambassadors of our school. And the competitions were a success!
Gold Medal Winners:
Community Service: Erick Martinez, David Barrios, and Erick Hernandez
American Spirit: Noelani Garcia, Lucia Gonzalez, and Odilia Mendez
Community Action: Rodolfo Pineda Fuentes
Silver Medal Winner:
Early Childhood Education: Angela Gomez
Our SkillsUSA chapter was also recognized with the Gold Standard for Community Service, and we have been selected as one of the top 24 chapters in the country as a National Model of Excellence.
Finally, please extend your congratulations to Jason McCuish for being awarded the SkillsUSA Massachusetts Advisor of the Year!!!!
Thank you so much for your continued support of our entire student body and SkillsUSA chapter. We could not have done it without you. Stay tuned for additional information regarding sending our gold medal winners to compete at Nationals!
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO MTT PROGRAM!
Gene Haas Foundation awarded the Machine Tool Technology program a scholarship grant check for $12,000. The funds will be used to help graduating seniors, in the Engineering & Machine Tool Technology programs, further their education in CNC machining &/or engineering. $2,000 of the funds will be donated to the schools SkillsUSA chapter.
Pictured in the photo:
(L to R) Eng Tech student David Millian, Principal Robert Buontempo, Machine Tool teacher Pedro Blas, Eng Tech student Anthony Benavides, Engineering teacher Kim Keighley, Mach Tech student Jayden Lowe, Machine Tool teacher Michael Pickering & HAAS rep Marc Lapointe.
LVTI IMPORTANT MCAS DATES!
Saturday MCAS Academy MCAS Prep for Math and Science Remaining Dates: June 2nd
LVTI CONNECTS WITH NEW ENGLAND LABOR!
Students from LVTI spent a week training with the New England Laborer’s Union to replicate union jobs, woxrking conditions and requirements. On Wednesday, students were given an opportunity to visit the union’s training center in Hopkinton, MA. Mayor McGee (center) came to Tech to encourage the students to apply themselves and to look for lucrative career opportunities within the various unions.
AUTO TECH GETS A LIFT!
The juniors in auto tech are working to take out another engine!
Auto Tech's first big project get a lift! The vehicle had a bad transmission that we had to replace with a new one. We removed the drivetrain from the vehicle so the students could have a better hands on experience. It is still a work in progress but we have the drivetrain and new transmission installed in the vehicle. The project should be finished by next week.
OUR TIGERS ARE CHAMPS!
The LVTI Tigers are CACState Vocational Champions in their division!
They convincingly handled Nashoba Tech last night 50-22. This team has proven themselves to be the best in LVTI History with a commanding 12-1 record! We would like to thank all of the teachers and staff that came out to support these fine young athletes. The number of people that came out to cheer them on to victory was amazing. I know this show of force kept the Tiger spirit strong! Congratulations to the outstanding coaches and the players! Thank you to our cheerleaders for their hard work, spirit and steadfast dedication. They have all brought pride to our school and to the City of Lynn.
Thank you again for a historic and truly memorable football season.
LVTI BLOOD DRIVE A SUCCESS!
ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
LVTI celebrated the 40 seniors who received the John and Abigail Adams scholarship with an ice cream sundae party.
LVTI TEACHER WINS SERVICE AWARD!
Jason McCuish, School Committee members, LVTI Administration and Superintendent, honoring Jason for receiving the 2nd Annual Peter Gomes Service Award.
IMPORTANT LVTI SPRING DATES
Saturday MCAS Academy / MCAS Prep for Math and Science
Remaining Dates: June 2nd
Lynn Vocational Technical Institute Graduation
Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 4 PM. in the Field House
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Families are made aware of extracurricular activities via Flyers and soon to be posted on the website.
Drama
Intramural
Computer Club
Science Club
School Newspaper
Music Club
Literacy Club
Exercise Club
Arts/Crafts Club
Robotics
Cheerleading
National Honor Society
TV Club
Yearbook
Cooking/Baking Club
Skills USA
Chess
Gay/Straight Alliance
Important LTVI Dates For 2018
Annual Career Fair - April 26, 2018 Annex Building from 9AM - 11AM
Saturday MCAS Academy / MCAS Prep for Math and Science
Dates: 4/14,28 5/ 5,12,19,26 6/2 International Night - May 3, 2018 in the Main Café from 6 - 9PM
Sharing food, Culture and Talent Event. Contact Jeremy McKeen
As a former graduate of a Vocational Technical High School and having served in many teaching and administrative capacities at Lynn Tech for almost 28 years, I am proud and honored to serve as Principal Director of this great and truly unique school. I believe that Lynn Tech is a great educational choice in that students will gain technical competency, employability skills and real world experience in a chosen technical area while earning a high quality academic education. Upon graduation our students are well prepared to enter the workforce or to continue their educational or career goals in two or four year colleges or technical institutions.
Lynn Tech offers sixteen technical areas that all students explore during part of their freshmen year before choosing a career path of study for the next three years. We offer three licensed trades where students log hours toward licensure while learning in shop. Co-Operative education and internships are also available to juniors and seniors who meet eligibility requirements. These students have the opportunity to transition into the workplace, offering them advanced on-the-job training that often leads to full time employment upon graduation.
The faculty and support staff at Lynn Tech is committed to providing our students with the best academic, technical and personal experience possible. Please read our mission statement and feel free to contact us if you’d like more information on what Lynn Tech has to offer.
Principal
Robert Buontempo Jr.
Philosophy
Lynn Vocational Technical Institute provides its student population with a career and technical education as well as a rigorous academic program. By creating a safe environment that is conducive to learning, students are able to develop into successful professionals and life-long learners. The school gives students the opportunity to participate in cooperative education, community service, and numerous extracurricular activities.
Lynn Vocational Technical Institute takes pride in supporting a diverse student body. The highly qualified staff is committed to helping its students excel in their academic and technical pursuits and in developing leadership skills that will prepare them for the future.
Mission Statement
The mission of Lynn Vocational Technical Institute is to provide students with the academic and technical skills necessary to be college and career ready. We are committed to fostering and promoting a strong work ethic that will enable students to become productive, respectful and responsible adults.
Goals
To use evidence-based teaching practices and instructional technologies to teach the content in the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks.
To increase family and community involvement.
To provide ongoing professional development to the staff.
To provide students with guidance and support services that help to enrich their vocational, technical, academic, physical and social development.
To provide a clean, safe, and welcoming school environment free of bullying, discrimination and harassment.
To carry out the School Improvement Plan by using data to evaluate and inform curriculum.
To expand the integration of vocational and academic education.
To continually examine our CVTE programs and offer shops that will prepare students for careers in emerging local and global industries and trades.
A school council is a representative, school building-based committee composed of the principal, parents, teachers, community members and, at the secondary level, students, required to be established by each school pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 71, Section 59C.
It is important to note the School Council plays an advisory role in assisting the building principal to organize and implement a School Improvement Plan which not only addresses the areas in which the school intends to comply with the requirements of the Educational Reform Act, but also how the school intends to meet those system-wide goals and policies adopted by the school committee. Membership will consist of the principal, teachers, parents, students and community members.
