Blue Hills Regional Non-Traditional Vocational Students Network at Girls in Trades Conference

Superintendent Jill Rossetti is pleased to announce that several Blue Hills Regional Technical School non-traditional students had the opportunity to attend a recent Girls in Trades Conference. On Wednesday, Nov. 9, 30 non-traditional vocational students attended the annual Girls in Trades Conference at Local 103 in Dorchester hosted by Massachusetts Girls in Trades. As part of the conference, female students who are in a career and technical education (CTE) program in a field that is considered…

Blue Hills Regional Technical School Hosts Successful 'Reverse' Career Fair

Superintendent Jill Rossetti and Vocational Director Michelle Sylvia are pleased to announce that Blue Hills Regional Technical School hosted a successful “reverse” career fair last week for its students. The “reverse” career fair was held on Monday, Oct. 17 during regular school hours. Over 100 people from approximately 60 companies visited the school to attend this unique career fair which was a concept imagined by Co-op Coordinator Kimberly Poliseno. Poliseno came up with this idea after she…

2022-2023 School Reopening Information

It is with great excitement and anticipation that we welcome you to the 2022-2023 school year! All families must review and complete the following before opening day:  Complete the SY2022-2023 Mandatory Registration & Student Emergency Contact Information on Family ID. This is required for all students each year, and includes the Parent-Student Handbook.  If riding the bus this year, please register - remember, bus ridership is provided at no cost to our families. Bus Registration.  Here are…

Superintendent's Opening Message

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Blue Hills Regional Technical School Awarded Funding from Baker-Polito Administration for Career Technical Education

Superintendent Jill Rossetti is pleased to announce that Blue Hills Regional Technical School has been awarded funding as part of a state grant program aimed to bolster career technical education in the state. On Friday, July 22, the Baker-Polito Administration announced it was awarding more than $32 million in grants to modernize equipment at career technical programs and expand training opportunities for young people and adults as part of the administration’s multi-year effort to address skills…