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¡Feliz otoño, familia de Voc-Tech!
As the leaves start to fall, I hope you are all settling into the new school year. I’m thrilled to share with you that it’s Hispanic Heritage Month, a special time to honor and celebrate the vibrant cultures and contributions of our Hispanic community here at GNBVT.
I’m also excited to announce my first School Council meeting on October 8th! This is a great opportunity for parents, teachers, and students to come together as we discuss important topics like the school’s budget, the Student Handbook, and other key initiatives. Your input is invaluable, and I encourage everyone to participate. More information on how to join these meetings is available in this newsletter.
Looking ahead, on October 3rd, our juniors and seniors will have the chance to explore over 60 colleges and universities at our College Fair, right here in our Field House. This is a fantastic opportunity for students to ask questions and learn more about their post-graduation plans.
Stay tuned for more updates and events! I’m looking forward to a great fall season with all of you.
Warm regards,
Principal Williams
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Thu Oct 3 – Juniors & Seniors- College Fair-Fieldhouse Time: 7:30-11 am
Tue Oct 8- School Council Meeting- School Lighthouse Cafe: 3-4 pm
Mon Oct 14-No School: Columbus Day – Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Oct 15-18- Fall Spirit Week
Sat Oct 19- Homecoming Dance:@ GNBVT: 6 pm
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For over 50 years, Hispanic Heritage Month has been
celebrated in the U.S. from September 15 – October 15. It
is a time to honor and celebrate the contributions and
diversity of the the Hispanic and Latino culture which
includes roots from Spain, Mexico, Central America, South
America and Spanish-speaking nations of the Caribbean.
Let’s celebrate Hispanic culture all year long by enjoying
Hispanic music, foods, reading books by Hispanic authors
or explore learning to speak Spanish.
Did you know that 19% of the U.S. population identifies as
Hispanic. More than 63 million people in the U.S., or one
in five people, identify as Hispanic.
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Student Life is excited to share the 2024-2025 Special Events Listing. Mark these dates on your calendars and watch for details as events approach!!
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Please join us on Tuesday, October 8th
The School Council is a representative committee composed of the principal, parents, students, faculty, staff and community members. The group discusses such issues as budget, curriculum, student handbook, School Improvement Plan and professional development of the faculty. The School Council meets 4 times per year, usually held on the second Tuesday of the scheduled month from 3:00 – 4:00 pm, in the school’s Lighthouse Cafe.
For more information, click the button below.
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Program Overview
- The Academic Support Program provides students with a broad array of services, including tutoring, credit recovery courses, and after-school sessions with the goal of providing students with additional educational support.
- All services are highly recommended and give students the opportunity to continue to access the curriculum in various academic content areas with dedicated and compassionate instructors. After-school transportation is provided by the district.
- For additional information please contact Sarah Blanchette, Academic Support Coordinator. Sarah.Blanchette@gnbvt.edu Ext. 757 B257
- Please refer to the links provided below for program details.
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College Fair- Thu Oct 3rd
Juniors and Seniors will have the opportunity to attend an onsite College Fair, in the Fieldhouse, on Thursday, October 3rd.
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All Class Reminder: Please continue to turn in health forms and medical documentation for the nurses to better serve your health care needs.
We hope that school has gotten off to a happy and healthy start for you. Please reach out if you have any concerns that we may not be aware of so we can better take care of you.
We have received recent questions related to COVID protocols.
- Please note that COVID guidelines fall under the Respiratory Virus/Illness Guidance from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) https://www.cdc.gov/respiratory-viruses/guidance/index.html
- You may return to school once you are feeling better and no longer require medication to reduce a fever for 24 hours.
- Please continue to notify the Attendance Office if you are ill. If you have specific questions, you can reach out to the nursing office for assistance.
Please refer to the infographics below for your future reference.
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Health Office Contacts:
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GNBVT
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