The Whittier Tech Alumni Council will meet on Wednesday, May 6 at 6 p.m. in the Poet’s Inn Restaurant.
Alumni will come together to share words of wisdom for the Class of 2026, hear school updates as the year winds down, and help plan alumni events for the year ahead. Your voice and perspective continue to make a lasting impact on our Wildcat community.
To RSVP or learn more, please email tgerber@whittiertech.org. We would love to have you join us.
Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat.
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Alumni will come together to share words of wisdom for the Class of 2026, hear school updates as the year winds down, and help plan alumni events for the year ahead. Your voice and perspective continue to make a lasting impact on our Wildcat community.
To RSVP or learn more, please email tgerber@whittiertech.org. We would love to have you join us.
Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat.
#WeAreWhittierTech #WorkforceOfTomorrow
The next step in the admissions process is approaching. The Whittier Tech Class of 2029 and Class of 2028 Transfer Admissions Lottery will take place on Tuesday, May 12.
Families are invited to view the livestream beginning at 4:00 p.m. on Whittier Tech’s YouTube channel.
All applicants have received a Lottery ID number via the primary email address listed in their application. Results will be posted on the Admissions page of the Whittier Tech website, and applicants will also receive an email notification.
Additional details about the admissions process are available on the Admissions page.
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Families are invited to view the livestream beginning at 4:00 p.m. on Whittier Tech’s YouTube channel.
All applicants have received a Lottery ID number via the primary email address listed in their application. Results will be posted on the Admissions page of the Whittier Tech website, and applicants will also receive an email notification.
Additional details about the admissions process are available on the Admissions page.
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✨ Alumni Connection: Chris Breen, Class of 2008 ✨
Chris Breen, a graduate of Whittier Tech’s Welding and Metal Fabrication program, has turned his hands-on training into a successful career as the owner of Carriage Hill Metals.
Through his time at Whittier, Chris built a strong technical foundation that continues to guide his work today. His experience in the shop not only developed his skills, but also prepared him to take the next step into business ownership.
“Whittier helped me build a foundation of knowledge that created the successful business I operate today.”
Stories like Chris’s reflect the lasting impact of career and technical education, where skills learned in high school become the groundwork for future success.
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Chris Breen, a graduate of Whittier Tech’s Welding and Metal Fabrication program, has turned his hands-on training into a successful career as the owner of Carriage Hill Metals.
Through his time at Whittier, Chris built a strong technical foundation that continues to guide his work today. His experience in the shop not only developed his skills, but also prepared him to take the next step into business ownership.
“Whittier helped me build a foundation of knowledge that created the successful business I operate today.”
Stories like Chris’s reflect the lasting impact of career and technical education, where skills learned in high school become the groundwork for future success.
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Teacher Appreciation Week 🍎
This week, we recognize the educators of Whittier Tech for their dedication, expertise, and commitment to student success.
Their work each day plays a meaningful role in preparing students for the future, both in the classroom and in their technical programs. Thank you for all that you do.
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This week, we recognize the educators of Whittier Tech for their dedication, expertise, and commitment to student success.
Their work each day plays a meaningful role in preparing students for the future, both in the classroom and in their technical programs. Thank you for all that you do.
#WeAreWhittierTech #CareerAndTechnicalEducation #WorkforceOfTomorrow #ThankATeacher
Care in action.
Today, we highlight the Class of 2026 in the Medical Assisting program.
From supporting patients to assisting in clinical settings, these seniors graduate on May 28 prepared to make a difference in the lives of others.
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Today, we highlight the Class of 2026 in the Medical Assisting program.
From supporting patients to assisting in clinical settings, these seniors graduate on May 28 prepared to make a difference in the lives of others.
#WeAreWhittierTech #CareerAndTechnicalEducation #WorkforceOfTomorrow #WTGraduationCountdown #ClassOf2026
This week’s Wildcat Athletics schedule is here, with a full lineup of competition ahead.
From the track to the field to the court, our student-athletes are representing Whittier Tech with skill, determination, and pride. We look forward to another strong week of competition across all programs.
For the most up-to-date schedule information, including any changes throughout the week, please visit the athletics page: https://schools.snap.app/WhittierTech
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From the track to the field to the court, our student-athletes are representing Whittier Tech with skill, determination, and pride. We look forward to another strong week of competition across all programs.
For the most up-to-date schedule information, including any changes throughout the week, please visit the athletics page: https://schools.snap.app/WhittierTech
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Huge congratulations to our talented Wildcats who brought home medals from the Massachusetts SkillsUSA State Competition! 🏅 Your hard work, dedication, and skills truly stood out on the state stage.
Gold medalists will advance to the National Leadership & Skills Conference this June in Atlanta, Georgia....Good luck as you take your talents to the next level!
We also want to recognize our incredible SkillsUSA Advisor, Jane Moskevitz, who was nominated for Advisor of the Year and honored with a lifetime SkillsUSA membership, an achievement that reflects her unwavering commitment to our students and SkillsUSA.
Way to represent, Wildcats! ❤️💛
Be on the lookout for a full photo recap coming next week! 📸
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Precision. Skill. Strength.
Today, we highlight the Class of 2026 in the Metal Fabrication/Welding program.
From shaping raw materials to creating structures that last, these seniors graduate on May 28 ready to take their skills into the workforce and beyond.
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Today, we highlight the Class of 2026 in the Metal Fabrication/Welding program.
From shaping raw materials to creating structures that last, these seniors graduate on May 28 ready to take their skills into the workforce and beyond.
#WeAreWhittierTech #CareerAndTechnicalEducation #WorkforceOfTomorrow #WTGraduationCountdown #ClassOf2026
The countdown continues.
Today, we recognize the members of the Class of 2026 in the Plumbing & Heating program.
Congratulations to the Plumbing & Heating seniors graduating on May 28.
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Celebrating a career dedicated to care and compassion as Jane Moskevitz retires from Whittier Tech.
As an Allied Health Instructor, Jane has prepared students for meaningful careers in healthcare, emphasizing both technical skill and empathy. Her work has inspired students to care for others with professionalism and heart.
We are grateful for Jane’s impact and wish her the very best in retirement.
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As an Allied Health Instructor, Jane has prepared students for meaningful careers in healthcare, emphasizing both technical skill and empathy. Her work has inspired students to care for others with professionalism and heart.
We are grateful for Jane’s impact and wish her the very best in retirement.
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National Physical Education & Sport Week 🏃♀️
This week, we celebrate the role of physical education and athletics in helping students stay active, build confidence, and develop lifelong healthy habits.
Thank you to our educators for inspiring students to move, grow, and stay engaged.
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This week, we celebrate the role of physical education and athletics in helping students stay active, build confidence, and develop lifelong healthy habits.
Thank you to our educators for inspiring students to move, grow, and stay engaged.
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Happy National School Principals’ Day!
Today, we celebrate Chris Laganas, Principal/Assistant Superintendent, and Katrina Jensen, Associate Principal, whose leadership and care help shape the Whittier Tech experience each day. Their commitment to students, staff, and the broader school community makes a lasting impact.
Thank you for everything you do to support our students and move Whittier Tech forward.
Whittier Tech is proud to send 92 talented students to the Massachusetts SkillsUSA State Competition this week, where they will showcase the skills, dedication, and professionalism they have developed in their shops and classrooms.
From technical competitions to leadership events, these students represent the very best of career and technical education and the strength of the Wildcat community.
We extend our best wishes as they compete alongside top students from across the Commonwealth and demonstrate what it means to be a Wildcat.
A sincere thank you to the staff members accompanying and supporting our students throughout this experience. Your guidance and commitment play an essential role in their success.
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From technical competitions to leadership events, these students represent the very best of career and technical education and the strength of the Wildcat community.
We extend our best wishes as they compete alongside top students from across the Commonwealth and demonstrate what it means to be a Wildcat.
A sincere thank you to the staff members accompanying and supporting our students throughout this experience. Your guidance and commitment play an essential role in their success.
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The latest issue of Wildcats Magazine has arrived!
Take a look inside to see the stories, achievements, and moments that continue to shape the Whittier Tech community and highlight what it means to be “Working on Your Future.”
📖 Read it here: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/e4cb74d739.html#page/1
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As a reminder, all students will have an early release tomorrow at 10:44 AM following the Week 2 schedule (Periods 1-4).
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At Whittier Tech, success comes from choice and effort. Wildcats learn that every decision, skill, and project is shaping the future they want to create. 💛❤️
#WeAreWhittierTech #WildcatStrong #CTEproud #DecisionMaking #SkillBuilding
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The countdown begins.
In four weeks, the Class of 2026 will walk across the stage and into their next chapter.
Over the coming weeks, we will be celebrating the students, stories, and skills that define this class.
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In four weeks, the Class of 2026 will walk across the stage and into their next chapter.
Over the coming weeks, we will be celebrating the students, stories, and skills that define this class.
#WeAreWhittierTech #CareerAndTechnicalEducation #WorkforceOfTomorrow #WTGraduationCountdown #ClassOf2026
Celebrating Kathy Kastrinelis and her retirement from Whittier Tech.
As a Mathematics Instructor, Kathy has helped students build more than academic skills. She has guided them in developing confidence, perseverance, and a strong foundation for future success. Her steady support has made a lasting impact in the classroom.
We thank Kathy for her years of dedication and wish her all the best in this next chapter.
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As a Mathematics Instructor, Kathy has helped students build more than academic skills. She has guided them in developing confidence, perseverance, and a strong foundation for future success. Her steady support has made a lasting impact in the classroom.
We thank Kathy for her years of dedication and wish her all the best in this next chapter.
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A meaningful milestone on the path to patient care.
Yesterday, Dr. Stickles recognized members of the Class of 2027 who successfully earned their Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) credential through the National Healthcareer Association. This nationally recognized certification reflects each student’s knowledge, skill development, and commitment to the Medical Assisting field.
Congratulations to:
Julia Binda, Haverhill
Camryn Coburn, Salisbury
Frances Disla, Haverhill
Crystal Gioioso, Haverhill
Cameron Hebb, Haverhill
Kevin Hector, Haverhill
Kaylee Keegan, Newburyport
Bruce Knudsen, Haverhill
Abigail Marchese, Haverhill
Andrea Melendez, Haverhill
Sophia Najuch, Haverhill
Elisabeth Neill, Georgetown
Daniel Pinheiro-Sanchez, Haverhill
Analia Rivera, Haverhill
Their achievement represents the dedication it takes to build real-world skills and prepare for careers in healthcare.
A special shout out to the Culinary Arts program for creating a delicious cake to help mark the occasion.
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Yesterday, Dr. Stickles recognized members of the Class of 2027 who successfully earned their Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) credential through the National Healthcareer Association. This nationally recognized certification reflects each student’s knowledge, skill development, and commitment to the Medical Assisting field.
Congratulations to:
Julia Binda, Haverhill
Camryn Coburn, Salisbury
Frances Disla, Haverhill
Crystal Gioioso, Haverhill
Cameron Hebb, Haverhill
Kevin Hector, Haverhill
Kaylee Keegan, Newburyport
Bruce Knudsen, Haverhill
Abigail Marchese, Haverhill
Andrea Melendez, Haverhill
Sophia Najuch, Haverhill
Elisabeth Neill, Georgetown
Daniel Pinheiro-Sanchez, Haverhill
Analia Rivera, Haverhill
Their achievement represents the dedication it takes to build real-world skills and prepare for careers in healthcare.
A special shout out to the Culinary Arts program for creating a delicious cake to help mark the occasion.
#WeAreWhittierTech #CareerAndTechnicalEducation
🐾 Wildcat Wednesday 🐾
Today, we’re featuring Mrs. Kayla Yameen Malone, Medical Assisting Instructor and assistant coach for the girls' lacrosse team.
For the past five years, Mrs. Malone has helped students develop the clinical skills, confidence, and professionalism needed to succeed in the healthcare field. In the Medical Assisting program, she guides students through hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for real-world medical environments while building the strong work habits needed for future careers.
Mrs. Malone appreciates the unique environment at Whittier Tech, where motivated students and dedicated educators work together to help students enter the workforce with both confidence and competence. She values the opportunity to be part of a school that supports students as they grow academically, technically, and personally.
Outside of school, Mrs. Malone has quite the adventurous side. A fun fact about her is that she has gone skydiving.
Her advice to students is to take advantage of every opportunity available at Whittier. Whether it is through shop, athletics, or student activities, stepping outside of your comfort zone can lead to new skills, experiences, and confidence.
Thank you, Mrs. Malone, for supporting students both in the classroom and on the field.
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Today, we’re featuring Mrs. Kayla Yameen Malone, Medical Assisting Instructor and assistant coach for the girls' lacrosse team.
For the past five years, Mrs. Malone has helped students develop the clinical skills, confidence, and professionalism needed to succeed in the healthcare field. In the Medical Assisting program, she guides students through hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for real-world medical environments while building the strong work habits needed for future careers.
Mrs. Malone appreciates the unique environment at Whittier Tech, where motivated students and dedicated educators work together to help students enter the workforce with both confidence and competence. She values the opportunity to be part of a school that supports students as they grow academically, technically, and personally.
Outside of school, Mrs. Malone has quite the adventurous side. A fun fact about her is that she has gone skydiving.
Her advice to students is to take advantage of every opportunity available at Whittier. Whether it is through shop, athletics, or student activities, stepping outside of your comfort zone can lead to new skills, experiences, and confidence.
Thank you, Mrs. Malone, for supporting students both in the classroom and on the field.
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