Tri-County Technical Center

IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION ON REMOTE LEARNING EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENTS

Parents and Students,

Please see the Remote Learner Expectations below. The expectations were developed to ensure students are successful during remote learning.

If you have questions about the expectations please contact Mr. Leavitt by email at bleavitt@aos94.com or by phone at 924-7670.

Tri-County Technical Center Remote Learner Expectations

1. Students will determine if they have the ability to participate in remote learning. This includes access to the Internet and a computer device. Students will communicate any needs to their instructor. Students who do not have Internet access at home can apply for a hotspot through their sending school. If students meet the criteria, they may be issued a hotspot. If a student still can’t participate, assignments will be mailed using the US Postal Service or brought to you.

2. Students will know how to connect with their instructors using their TCTC email and Zoom account. Make sure you do this as soon as possible.

3. Students will attend all Zoom class times scheduled by the instructor. Students must be present on their Zoom screens using the video and audio option. Generally, this will be 2 times per day on their tech day. This will be how TCTC tracks attendance and participation.

4. Students will know how and when they can contact their instructor during the day for assistance. The instructor will communicate this to you.

5. Students will be held accountable for attending all sessions and work assigned during remote learning. TCTC will only hold Zoom sessions and assign work on scheduled tech days. Students may be contacted on any day if they fail to participate in remote learning.

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Preparing our youth for tomorrow’s challenges!

Tri-County Technical Center provides Career and Technical Education for high school students residing in this region. Programs provide academic and work experiences that prepare students for employment and lifelong learning.

Instruction is organized to provide pathways to employment and to post-secondary education. Training focuses on the development of responsible citizenship based on the best practices of workplace values, ethics, safety, employability, leadership, and technical skills. The staff ensures that instruction promotes diversity and accommodates a variety of learning styles.

Program areas include (Click program titles to see videos):

Automotive Technology
Building Trades
Commercial Truck Driving
Computer-Aided Drafting & Design (CADD)
Criminal Justice
Culinary Arts
Early Childhood Education
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Firefighting
Graphic Design & Communications
Health Occupations
Metals Manufacturing
Multimedia Production
Technical Foundations

Tri-County Technical Center, located in Dexter, ME, offers career and technical instruction in the following Maine Department of Education approved CTE programs: Health Occupations, Automotive technology, Building Trades, Technical Foundations, Culinary Arts, CADD, Emergency Medical Technician, Metals Manufacturing, Commercial Truck Driving, Criminal Justice, Graphic Design & Communications, and Multi-media Productions.

It is our policy that Tri-County Technical Center does not discriminate in its education and employment programs on the basis of religion, age, race, color, national origin, gender, marital or parental status, or disability, and complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, and the Maine Human Rights Act. Inquiries regarding Title VI, Title IX, 504 and ADA may be made to the Affirmative Action Officer, Sandra Emerson, at Ridgeview Community School, 175 Fern Rd., Dexter, ME, 04930, telephone number (207) 924-6000.

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