Franklin Rotary Club plans their 28th Annual Pasta Supper - June 6

The Franklin Rotary Club International will host their 28th Annual Pasta Supper on June 6, 2019, at 5 PM, located at the Central Park Terrace Hall, 1000 Central Park Terrace, Franklin, MA. All Senior Citizens are welcome to attend this annual event and as always, it is completely free of charge.

Seniors will not only enjoy a delicious homemade meal, but also a live musical performance by Brenda Padula and The Padula Brothers.

Seniors are urged to enter their names on a sign-up so that no one is left out. Sign-up sheets may found at the following locations:

• Central Park Terrace, 1000 Central Park Terrace, Franklin, MA
• Franklin Senior Center, 10 Daniel McCahill Street, Franklin, MA

The Rotary Club International is a non-profit organization made up of a diverse group of men and women “who come together to create positive, lasting change in our communities and around the world.” https://www.rotary.org/en/about-rotary

If you would like more information about our organization or Corporate Memberships, please call Terry Katsaros, 508-245-4127, Frank Cusano, 617-839-4567 or Scott Martin 774-235-2756 and they will make arrangements for you to be a guest at one of the upcoming meetings. 

Rotary members meet the first and third Thursdays of each month, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM at The Rome Restaurant, 4 East Central Street, Franklin, MA. You may also visit our website: http://portal.clubrunner.ca/3689.

Franklin Rotary Club plans their 28th Annual Pasta Supper - June 6

Live reporting: Senior Housing Project

b. Franklin Ridge Senior Housing Proposal

3 story building to meet an increasing need for Senior housing in Franklin
60% of Boston amount for income qualification

Eaton Place - 50 unit housing already in area

mimic some of the design used at Eaton Place
ledge primarily but to be landscaped all around

up to 3 years to get the financing needed
anticipate 2024 completion for occupation

looking for support

Jones - I am looking forward to this project
check on freezing water pipes in the existing building, hopefully to avoid in the new building
meeting with Eaton Place next week, meeting with Abutters as well

we are working with the Housing Trust and the Town
Eaton Place had a HUD2 design requirement limitation we are going with State requirements to avoid

Housing Trust did commit $500K and the land towards the project
working with low income housing tax credits and housing program to secure the financing necessary

Hamblen - any open space left?
Yes, another 8-10 acres being reserved for future housing options

Eaton Place meeting scheduled for May 17, 10:00 AM
most of the HUD components have shifted to the state level since the last time
don't need a co-sponsor like we did need at Eaton Place

10a. LEGISLATION FOR ACTION

Resolution 19-31: Franklin Ridge Senior Housing Development (Motion to Approve Resolution 19-31- Majority Vote (5))

motion to approve, seconded, passed 9-0

“Our lives aren’t just the moments we live, they’re the stories we tell” - Ron DiBona

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

FHS 40% Club hosts luncheon for Seniors

"Hundreds of yellow and pink pin-on ribbons littered a table at the Franklin High School cafeteria on Thursday, as students met residents from the Atria Senior Living for a Valentine’s Day luncheon. 

The yellow ribbons stand for happiness, while pink ribbons were for Valentine’s Day, said Brianna Ritchie, a nursing assistant at Atria. She said students have been more than accommodating for these types of events. 

“This is the happiest crew I’ve ever seen,” Ritchie laughed. “They haven’t stopped smiling since we’ve been here. They love it. This generation, I can’t even put into words. They’re just phenomenal.” 

Ritchie said at least 200 students made the effort during their lunch period to talk to senior citizens."

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https://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20190215/franklin-high-students-senior-citizens-meet-for-lunch

Franklin High students, senior citizens meet for lunch (@CountryGazette photo)

2nd Annual Valentine's Brunch - Feb 9

Valentine's Brunch

The Franklin Rotary Club is presenting its 2nd Annual Valentine's Brunch from 10:30 til 12 Noon on February 9 at the Franklin Housing Authority's Community Center at Central Park Terrace. 

The meal is free for all FHA residents and Franklin senior citizens. Several frittatas will be featured. 

Advance sign up is required at either the Community Center or at the Franklin Senior Center so that we can ensure enough food! 

This brunch was a big success last year.

The Rotary Club of Franklin

There's Still Time to Join us for the 2018 Senior Fair!

Greetings, Each fall, I am thrilled to host the Senior Health and Wellness Fair. As you may know from past years, this is an exciting event for everyone involved! The fair will be held on Saturday, October 27, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM at the Joseph P. Keefe Technical School, 750 Winter Street in Framingham. The event includes a continental breakfast and hot lunch! The goal of the Senior Health and Wellness Fair is to provide a forum for MetroWest seniors to learn, ask questions and enjoy a fun day out. This year's program will include workshops on health programs, benefits and wellness activities. A variety of booths will provide information on health and wellness topics ranging from preventing falls, to dental health, to decluttering your home. Remember to bring your insurance card to make sure you can get your flu shot! I hope you or your loved ones will consider joining us for a fun, informative and engaging event! Please call my office at 617-722-1500 if you have any questions. Sincerely, Senate President Karen E. Spilka 2nd Middlesex and Norfolk Want to stay up to date with the latest on this issue or other news from the State House? Sign up for our newsletter today! Newsletter Signup   ‌ karenspilka.com

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Attention high school seniors: Rotary Club Grant Application due May 31, 2018

As your high school experience is coming to a close, it is time to contemplate, plan and make decisions that will affect your future. Part of that process is determining how to pay for education. The cost of furthering your education is high but the failure to obtain additional knowledge will cost you even more. Our members understand this and recognize the significant expense and sacrifice that often accompanies its pursuit. With this in mind, the Rotary Club of Franklin, as it has for many years, continues to offer graduating high school seniors from Bellingham, Franklin, King Phillip, Medway and Tri-County High Schools an opportunity to receive a grant towards the expense of higher education.

The Rotary Club is an international service organization that is dedicated to world peace through service to others and an increased awareness of people’s needs though education. Based on this premise, each application for the Franklin Rotary Club Grant is evaluated on their community involvement, financial need, and academic achievement. This is a grant that is being offered to help defray college expenses in your second semester of your freshman year. The committee will let you know if you have been selected for a scholarship before you leave for college, but to actually receive your check, you will need to send in your first semester’s transcript.

Find the Rotary Club application here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0wjbnXDBhczSThVZ3JEYVBSb25ZNWg2OWZMT1dPaWtIS3gw/view?usp=sharing

Attention high school seniors: Rotary Club Grant Application due May 31, 2018

"Raising awareness is the first step in prevention"

"Since April is Financial Literacy Month, it’s important that we remind ourselves and our older loved ones on the importance of being financially literate, and that includes knowing how to spot and prevent elder financial abuse. 

The National Council on Aging estimates that elder abuse costs older Americans $36.5 billion per year. Elders are a target for scammers for many reasons. They may be isolated from family and friends; they may be less technologically –inclined than younger generations; or they may have more assets, such as retirement funds, for scammers to steal. 

Financial abuse can take many forms, from common phone or email scams to stolen credit cards or depletion of financial accounts. A common scam known as the “grandparent scam” preys upon elders who are tricked into thinking they are helping a loved one (usually a grandchild). Callers will say that the grandchild has been arrested or kidnapped, for example, and need money transferred immediately or payment using gift cards to post bail or pay ransom. There are instances where seniors have spent hundreds of dollars hoping to help their grandchild only to learn she or he had been safe all along."

Continue reading the article from Mass Consumer Affairs
http://blog.mass.gov/consumer/massconsumer/becoming-a-scam-savvy-senior/

"Raising awareness is the first step in prevention"

Encore Music Education Foundation has a Senior Scholarship available

The Encore Music Education Foundation, Inc. has a Senior Scholarship available now! If you are a senior studying music and planning to attend a college program related to performance, music education, sound recording/ engineering, musical theatre, or music business administration, apply now! 

Our application deadline is fast approaching, you can find the application at www.wesupportmusic.org/scholarship-opportunities.

For more information please contact us at 508-533-7700, encoremusicacademy1@gmail.com, or encoremusicacademy.net.

Encore Music Education Foundation has a Senior Scholarship available

Franklin Rotary Club invites seniors to Valentine's Breakfast - Feb 10

The Franklin Rotary Club invites the senior community to join us at 9:00 AM on Saturday, February 10 for a Valentine's Breakfast at the Franklin Housing Authority. Featuring a warm breakfast, hot coffee, fruit, music and some special Valentine's Day surprises. 

Franklin Rotary

The Franklin Housing Authority's Large Community Hall at 1000 Central Park Terrace is where the event is located. 

Call the Franklin Housing Authority at 508-528-2220 to sign up. Please register by Monday, February 5.

In case of inclement weather, the rain date will be Sunday, February 11. Call the Franklin Housing Authority for more details.

Senator Spilka: Senior Health and Wellness Fair - Oct 14 - Framingham

Senator Karen E. Spilka (D-Ashland) will host her annual Senior Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday, October 14 at the Joseph P. Keefe Technical School in Framingham. All MetroWest seniors are invited to learn about ways to lead healthy and active lifestyles and enjoy a fun morning out in the community.

Co-sponsored by Senator Spilka, MetroWest Medical Center and the MetroWest Health Foundation, the Senior Fair offers a variety of workshops and presentations about senior health programs, benefits and wellness activities. Representatives from local health care and elder services organizations will share information on services and opportunities in MetroWest. 

The Senior Fair includes a continental breakfast, hot lunch and health screenings for attendees.

WHAT: Senator Karen Spilka's annual Senior Health & Wellness Fair, co-sponsored by MetroWest Medical Center and the MetroWest Health Foundation

WHEN: Saturday, October 14, 2017
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

WHERE: Joseph P. Keefe Technical School
750 Winter Street
Framingham, MA

Seniors in the MetroWest area are encouraged to contact Puja Mehta, Senator Spilka's District Director, at (617) 722-1640 or Puja.Mehta@masenate.gov for more information and to RSVP.

Joseph P. Keefe Technical School, 750 Winter Street

In the News: Library hosts petty zoo, seniors often targeted for scams

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"A long line of excited children formed for their chance to pet baby chicks, bunnies, goats and ducks at the Franklin Public Library Monday morning. 

“We can’t wait, we really want to pet the goats,” said Franklin’s Christina Beaupre, 8, who was waiting with her brother Zach, 11, and friends Morgan Trulby, 7 and Peter Bryan, 11. 

Animal Affair, a traveling petting zoo, was visiting as part of the library’s summer programming. The library offers special events throughout July and August that include the petting zoo, a pajama dance party, pirate party and Harry Potter party."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20170626/traveling-petting-zoo-visits-franklin-library

"Last month, a former Lowell building inspector was convicted of larceny after swindling an elderly neighbor out of her home. A year ago, authorities accused a Raynham woman of scamming her stepfather out of $200,000. And just last week, a Waltham man pleaded guilty to a securities fraud scheme that stole $82,000 from victims including a senior citizen and his own girlfriend. 

Those incidents are among countless examples of financial abuse and exploitation of elders in Massachusetts. 

“Financial abuse is an extremely important topic in the commonwealth,” said David P. Stevens, executive director of the Massachusetts Association of Councils on Aging. “We need to make everyone aware of the extent that this is going on and the issues involved in it.”

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20170626/seniors-frequently-targeted-by-scammers

the Franklin Senior Center

Tri-County Announces Class of 2017 Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Superintendent Stephen F. Dockray is pleased to announce the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Tri-County Regional Class of 2017. Samantha Frey, of Medway, has been named Valedictorian, and Kathleen Loonie, of North Attleborough, has been named Salutatorian.

“Samantha and Kathleen have excelled in their vocational programs and academic classes over the past four years at Tri-County, while still finding time to participate in numerous extracurricular activities,” said Superintendent Dockray. “We are truly fortunate to have these outstanding young ladies represent Tri-County now and in the future.”

Samantha achieved a 4.39 GPA by mastering rigorous academic classes that included Advanced Placement Physics, Literature and Composition, Statistics and Honors History. The Dental Assisting student is committed to expanding her knowledge of the field through professional experience. During her junior year, Samantha participated in the Externship where she assisted and observed in several dental offices in the area. She received the Cougar Culture Award in her sophomore year and the Shop Excellence Award for the past three years.

In addition to being an excellent student, Samantha is also an exceptional athlete. She was captain of both Tri-County's Varsity Volleyball and Varsity Softball teams. Samantha also played on the Varsity Women’s Basketball team. Over the past four years, she has received multiple Coaches awards, MVP, Rookie of the Year, and All Star awards for the sports in which she played.

Samantha is the President of the National Honor Society and dedicates much of her time to community service. Her volunteer efforts include working at My Brother’s Keeper and the Community Education Art Class through the Medway elementary school. She also volunteers at concession stands for the Tri-County Boosters at a multitude of events as well as is a Student Ambassador at Tri-County.

Samantha has been a member of the Math Team as well as participating in SkillsUSA. She is also a member of Congressman Kennedy’s Youth Cabinet, the Central Massachusetts Regional Student Advisory Council, Program Advisory and Ski Club.

In December, Samantha was selected as this year's recipient of the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (MASS) Certificate of Academic Excellence. The certificate is awarded each year to a student of excellent academic standing who has made significant contributions to the Tri-County community.

After graduation, Samantha plans on attending Merrimack College where she will major in Psychology.

Superintendent Stephen Dockray met with Class of 2017 Valedictorian Samantha Frey (left) and Class of 2017 Salutatorian Kathleen Loonie (right) on to commend them for their commitment to scholastic excellence. (Photo courtesy of Tri-County)

Kathleen Loonie maintains a 4.37 GPA and has taken Advanced Placement Physics, Literature and Composition, Calculus and Honors History. As a student in Tri-County’s Medical Careers program, Kate has acquired several medical certifications and is in the process of obtaining her Medical Assisting certification.

As a member of the National Honor Society, Kate devotes herself to community service projects. Her volunteer efforts include working at a park and zoo for the past four years as well as serving as a camp counselor for Camp Sunshine in Casco, ME.

Kate is an avid athlete. She has been a member of Tri-County’s varsity soccer, basketball and softball teams and was the team captain for soccer and basketball. She has been awarded multiple athletic accolades including All-Star, MVP, and Rookie of the Year.

Kate plans on attending the University of Massachusetts Amherst where she will pursue a pre-veterinary program. She aspires to become a veterinarian.

As Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Samantha and Kathleen will help to lead the procession at their Graduation Ceremony, scheduled for Sunday, June 4.

"looking to raise awareness throughout the town"

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"A group of Franklin High School students is gearing up for their annual "Spring Fling" - an event they put on for the town's senior citizens. 

The event, hosted by the school's National Honor Society chapter, is scheduled to take place on Sunday, March 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Franklin High. 

High school teacher and NHS advisor Ann Ritchie said the event has taken place in at least the last three years. 

"It's a day out for the senior citizens of Franklin, in which they can meet and interact with the young folks," she said. "(The seniors and the students) can sit around and talk, get to know one another, and there are different activities as well."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20170309/franklin-high-to-host-spring-fling

Franklin Senior Center has a sign up list for the "Spring Fling"

In the News: more affordable senior housing, dance center offers camps

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"The Town Council this month took a step that could lead to more affordable housing for seniors. 

The council - at its July 13 meeting - unanimously voted to convey about 17 acres off Panther Way to the town's Affordable Housing Trust Committee. 

Town Administrator Jeffrey Nutting said 22 acres was originally given to the town by the School Committee about 15 years ago. The town went on to provide five of those acres for the construction of the housing for the elderly development Eaton Place. 

Nutting said that there was the potential for another 50 or 60 units of senior housing at the site. He said, if the project goes forward, those units could be bigger than the existing ones at Eaton Place."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160726/franklin-pursues-senior-housing

"Patti Eisenhauer Dance Center, 31 Hayward St., will offer a Princess/Pirate Camp and Intensive Dance Camp from Aug. 1 to 5. 

The Princess/Pirate Camp is offered for ages 2 to 6 from 10 a.m. to noon. The fee for the camp is $95 and includes crafts, games, dress-up and dancing. 

The Intensive Dance Camp is offered for ages 5 to 18. For ages 5 to 10, the camp runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The fee for this camp is $175 and includes intensive dance instruction in jazz, tap, hip-hop, contemporary and tumbling. The more advanced students attend from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and will receive intensive dance instruction in jazz, tap, hip-hop, contemporary, improv and tumbling. The fee for the advanced intensive is $325."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160726/patti-eisenhauer-dance-center-to-hold-dance-camps

"Let’s do our part to ensure that our loved ones are getting the care and medication they need"

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"By now, we’ve all read or heard about the opioid epidemic sweeping our country. Some of us may have a loved one who struggles with addiction. Some of us may have lost a loved one to the disease. 

What many of us may not know is that the senior population is growing increasingly addicted to opioids. A September 2015 AARP article says that between 1993 and 2012, “the rate of overdose deaths for adults ages 55 to 64 soared sevenfold,” and a June 2016 article reported that since 1999, deaths among those age 50 and up increased “nearly… eleven fold.” 

Addiction to painkillers — or opioids like fentanyl, oxycodone and morphine — can have a devastating effect on those suffering from the addiction as well as on their friends and loved ones."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/entertainmentlife/20160708/healthy-habits-opioid-addiction-in-seniors

S.A.F.E. is a coalition of community partners who have come together
to provide support, education, treatment options,
and coping mechanisms for those affected by substance abuse disorder. 

The SAFE Coalition provide services for the Franklin area. Visit their webpage for information on the services they offer.  http://safecoalitionma.com/

View and/or download their tri-fold brochure here:

In the News: looking for gently used musical instruments, Rotary club to hold pasta supper

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin

"International Arts Foundation, a Franklin nonprofit, is looking for donations of new art supplies and small, gently used musical instruments. 

Guitars, violins, and wind instruments are especially appreciated. All donations are tax-deductible. Pickup can be arranged. 

This organization gives underprivileged kids new art supplies, musical instruments and dance equipment free of charge. 

For more information, visit givekidsthearts.org or call 508-507-8209."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160526/arts-foundation-seeking-instrument-donations

Give Kids the Arts

"The Franklin Rotary Club International will host its 25th annual pasta supper at 5 p.m. June 9 at Central Park Terrace Hall, 1000 Central Park Terrace. All senior citizens are welcome to attend this annual event. 

The event is free. 

Seniors will not only enjoy a meal, they will also be entertained by Franklin native Tony Dale. Dale has performed at locations in California and Cape Cod."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160526/franklin-rotary-club-to-host-pasta-supper

In the News: senior living facility investigated, distinguished young women

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin

"A senior-living facility on King Street is under investigation and has had a certification suspended by the state Executive Office of Elder Affairs (EOEA). 

The facility, the Estate at Franklin, is still operational, but had its Assisted Living Certification status suspended by the state office on Feb. 5. 

According to the facility’s website, it serves assisted living and memory care patients. 

According to EOEA officials, the suspension is currently in effect, which prohibits the facility from admitting any new residents."

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http://franklin.wickedlocal.com/article/20160519/NEWS/160515092

the sign for the Estate at Franklin during their construction period

"The Greater Franklin Distinguished Young Women Class of 2017 will present its performance showcase at 6 p.m. May 21 at Dean College Auditorium, 99 Main St. 

Dean College awards a full one-year scholarship to the program. Tickets cost $18 for adults and $12 for students, children and senior citizens. 

Tickets can be purchased through the candidates or at amy_azza@hotmail.com. For information: franklin.ma.distinguishedyw.org."

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http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20160520/greater-franklin-distinguished-young-women-to-present-showcase

Franklin Rotary to hold Spaghetti Dinner for seniors

The Franklin Rotary Club's annual Pasta Supper for our Franklin Seniors will be held at 5PM on Thursday, June 9th at Central Park Terrace. 

Signup sheets are at the Central Park Terrace and the Franklin Senior Center, or you may call the Senior Center to register. 

Please remember to register as we are expecting a large group this year! Spaghetti and meatballs, salad, bread, dessert and beverage, as well as our Rotary Singers entertaining.

Community Room at Central Park Terrace

For more about the Franklin Rotary, visit them on the web  http://portal.clubrunner.ca/3689

Tech Help for Seniors - Apr 28

Horace Mann Middle School Community Service Club will be hosting a Tech Help for Seniors session on Thursday April 28th from 2:15-3:15 pm. 

Students and teachers will be offering help with cell phones, IPads, tablets and laptops. 

Please join us at our school (Horace Mann Middle School 224 Oak St.). Park in the lot and go to the front entrance on the right. Students will be there to greet you at the door. 

If you have questions please email Colleen Donahue (donahuec@franklin.k12.ma.us) or Anthony Vizakis(vizakisa@franklin.k12.ma.us)

Horace Mann MIddle School, 224 Oak St

Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Tri-County Regional Class of 2016 Announced

Superintendent-Director Stephen F. Dockray is pleased to announce the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Tri-County Regional Class of 2016. Jennifer Bowness, of North Attleborough, has been named Valedictorian, and Thomas Vagnini, of Medfield, has been named Salutatorian.

“We are extremely fortunate to count Jennifer and Tom as students and future alumni of Tri-County,” said Superintendent-Director Dockray. “I am certain that both of these students will be extremely successful in whatever career path they choose.”

Jennifer achieved a 4.45 GPA by mastering a rigorous academic schedule that included Advanced Placement Physics, Statistics, and Literature and Composition. The Medical Careers student maintains several professional certifications and is committed to expanding her knowledge of the field through professional experience. She previously held positions at Golden Pond Assisted Living, Milford Hospital, Medway Country Manor Nursing, and the Wrentham Developmental Center, to name a few.

In addition to being an excellent student, Jennifer is also a gifted athlete. She was captain of Tri-County's Cross Country team for two years and a member of the Track and Field team for four years.

As a member of the National Honor Society, Jennifer devotes herself to community service projects. Her volunteer efforts include working at an animal shelter for the past four years, participating in Homeless Awareness Weekend, and helping out at the Central Congregational Church.

In December, Jennifer was selected as this year's recipient of the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (MASS) Certificate of Academic Excellence. The certificate is awarded each year to a student of excellent academic standing who has made significant contributions to the Tri-County community.

Thomas Vagnini maintains a 4.38 GPA and has taken Advanced Placement Language and Composition, Calculus, and Physics I. As a student in Tri-County’s Engineering Technology program, Tom participates in several prestigious programs. During his junior year, Tom was a member of Tri-County’s HUNCH (High School Students United with NASA to Create Hardware) team. In April 2015, Tom and his teammates traveled to Houston to present their prototype of a microgravity scale to NASA officials. Tom designed the scale’s frame on a 3D printer. His design won first place in the national Stratasys Extreme Redesign Challenge.

Tom has been a leader on the school’s First Robotics team since his sophomore year, a member of the Math Team during his sophomore year and senior year, and a member of the National Honor Society since his junior year.

In addition to his love of Engineering, Tom is also an avid runner. He has been a member of the Cross Country and Track teams since his freshman year and was named Co-Captain of the Cross Country team in 2015.

Both students plan to continue on in their fields of study in college.

As Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Jennifer and Thomas will help to lead the procession at their Graduation Ceremony, scheduled for Sunday, June 5.

From L to R: Bowness, Dockrey and Vagnini

For more about Tri-County, visit them on the internet at   http://www.tri-county.us/