Superintendent Maureen Lynch recently co-authored an article in CommonWealth Beacon outlining how stronger collaboration between K–12 and higher education can expand access and better prepare students for high-demand careers.
For Whittier students, this work means more opportunities to earn college credits, industry credentials, and real-world experience.
Read more: https://tinyurl.com/2s4a9u8d
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To view the agenda, board meeting schedules, minutes, and updates, visit https://www.whittiertech.org/o/wrvtd/page/school-committee-1. School Committee meetings are also livestreamed on our YouTube page at https://www.youtube.com/@WhittierTechHighSchool.
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Whittier Tech’s CTI program is featured on the front cover of Commonwealth Corporation’s 2025 CTI Annual Report, highlighting the powerful impact of career training in action. This recognition reflects the dedication of both our students and instructors, whose work continues to bring these programs to life.
We are excited to continue that momentum with Summer 2026 CTI programming in Advanced Manufacturing, Auto Body, Carpentry, Electrical, Construction, Culinary Arts, and Plumbing.
Interested in joining this summer’s CTI program? Learn more and express interest here: https://tinyurl.com/3frjst4m
Thank you to Commonwealth Corporation for supporting these opportunities and helping expand access to career training in our community.
Featured: Auto Body Program
Instructor: Paul Debenedictis
Student: Anayah Cortes
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Dan Donahue Sr., a 1976 Electrical graduate from Newburyport, has dedicated his career to the electrical trade and to serving his community. Today, he works as an Electrical Inspector for the communities of Salisbury, Amesbury, and South Hampton, while also giving back to the next generation as an Evening Education Electrical Instructor.
Throughout his career, Dan has remained closely connected to the trade he first began learning at Whittier Tech. In addition to his work inspecting electrical systems for local communities, he shares his experience and knowledge with students pursuing careers in the electrical field.
Dan reflects on his time at Whittier and the values that have stayed with him throughout his career:
“We had great teachers back then. Everything has changed so much, but some things stay the same, like the effort and dedication I put into my trade, the cities and towns I serve, and the students I teach.”
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A well-earned honor for a lasting impact.
Whittier Tech proudly recognizes Kevin Bradley on his induction into the Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame. This distinction honors his outstanding contributions to high school football across the Commonwealth and the lasting influence he has had on student-athletes both on and off the field.
Coach Bradley’s dedication to excellence, leadership, and mentorship has shaped generations of players and strengthened the Whittier Tech community. His commitment reflects the very best of what education-based athletics can offer.
He will be formally inducted at the MHSFCA Awards Banquet on April 26 in Westborough.
Congratulations, Coach Bradley, on this remarkable achievement.
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Thank you for the time, care, and leadership you bring to the Whittier Tech community.
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It’s another exciting week for Whittier Tech Athletics with lacrosse, softball, baseball, track & field, and volleyball all in action! 💪 Make plans to come out and cheer on our Wildcats as they compete all week long.
Spring sports season is officially in full swing… now if only the weather would make up its mind! 🌤️🌧️ Classic New England keeping us guessing.
Let’s fill the sidelines and stands with Wildcat pride this week! ❤️💛
Be sure to check out the Whittier Tech Athletics website for any up-to-date schedule changes: https://schools.snap.app/WhittierTech
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Wishing our Whittier Tech community a joyful and hope filled day. May it be filled with happiness, laughter, and the fresh energy of spring. We hope everyone celebrating enjoys a wonderful day with family and loved ones.
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Thank you for the dedication and care you bring to Whittier Tech each day.
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Whittier Tech is offering Saturday School for attendance make up for students with 10 or more unexcused absences.
📅 Saturdays, March 28 through June 13, 2026
⏰ 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
(No session on May 23 due to Memorial Day weekend)
Students may attend to make up lost time. No registration is required. Transportation is not provided, and lunch will be available.
Please bring a fully charged iPad. Do not delay in making up your absences.
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Earlier this year, HVAC-R Instructor Kyle Wade challenged his sophomores with a goal: pass their OSHA certification on the first try, and they could choose the color of his beard.
They delivered.
So did he… (swipe to see 👀)
Congratulations to our HVAC-R sophomores for earning their OSHA certifications and proving that hard work pays off with a little fun along the way. Mr. Wade, we think the color suits you.
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Thank you for the difference you make across Whittier Tech.
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Today, we recognize Mr. Paul Boucher, Masonry Instructor, who teaches students in grades 9 through 12 during the day and also shares his expertise as a Masonry instructor in Whittier Tech’s evening program.
For the past 10 years, Mr. Boucher has helped students build the technical skills and professional habits that are essential to success in the masonry trade. In his classroom and shop, learning is hands-on and purposeful. Students quickly see the value of their work as they develop real-world skills that connect directly to future careers.
Mr. Boucher enjoys guiding students as they grow in confidence and craftsmanship, encouraging them to take pride in their work and approach each day with focus and determination. His message to students is simple but powerful: show up ready to learn, solve problems, take responsibility for your work, and always give your best effort.
Outside of Whittier, Mr. Boucher enjoys spending time with his family, whether that means four-wheeling, tubing, boating, or relaxing at the lake.
Thank you, Mr. Boucher, for helping students build strong foundations both in the trade and in life.
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The Whittier Tech Regional Agreement Amendment Committee will hold a meeting on Wednesday, April 1, at 10:00 AM at Northern Essex Community College in the Behrakis Student Center, Room 106, 100 Elliott St, Haverhill, MA.
Visit https://www.whittiertech.org/o/wrvtd/page/public-meetings to view the agenda, as well as board meeting schedules, minutes, and updates.
Please note
Both the caption and graphic have been edited to reflect the accurate meeting location as our original post shared the wrong location. We apologize for any confusion. The correct meeting location is the Behrakis Student Center, Room 106.




On Saturday, March 29, students rolled, shaped, and created fresh pasta from scratch during our Pasta Perfection workshop. Led by instructor Krisztina Perron and supported by senior culinary student Lyla Capuci, the experience brought technique to life through hands-on learning.
From dough to finished pasta, every step reflected skill, focus, and pride in the craft.
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