Meet Riley St. Onge — a hardworking, driven, and committed Warrior who turned determination into action!
In an effort to raise funds for her trip to SkillsUSA Nationals, Riley planned, organized, and hosted a Fun Day for elementary and middle school students during our early release on Thursday, May 21. Between 80 and 85 kiddos showed up for the event! From coordinating activities to ensuring a fun and safe environment, Riley took the lead every step of the way.
With the help of classmates, parents, and staff, the event was filled with energy, laughter, and Warrior spirit. Most impressive of all was Riley’s initiative, leadership, and positive attitude throughout the entire process.
Riley’s determination, focus, and enthusiasm are exactly what Warrior Pride is all about. We are incredibly proud of her efforts and wish her the very best as she prepares to represent our community at SkillsUSA Nationals!
#WeAreWarriors27 #SkillsUSA #StudentLeadership #FutureReady

Though the end of the school year is fast approaching, our Building Construction Trades crew still has a few more projects to wrap up before summer break.
Both classes have been working on a commissioned project as part of the Frenchville Historical Society’s expansion. The students are pictured here building walls for the train caboose that will be housed at the site.

Congratulations to these three stellar Allied Health II students on earning their NHA Certified Medical Assistant credentials! This is no doubt a challenging certification to earn, and we are so proud of you for reaching this milestone as you close out your senior year.
L-R: Macie Albert, Riley Guerrette, and Zoie Caldwell.