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Students in uniform enter the Mt. Blue Campus gymnasium June 1 for Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony honored students who completed career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)
The Foster Career & Technical Education Center held its 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony on June 1 at the Mt. Blue Campus gymnasium, recognizing students for their accomplishments during the academic year.
Foster Career and Technical Education Center Director Galen Dalrymple leads students June 1 into the 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony at the Mt. Blue Campus gymnasium in Farmington. The ceremony recognized students for completing career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)
The ceremony honored students who completed Career and Technical Education programming, including more than 350 hours of specialized instruction in their chosen career pathways.
Many students earned industry-recognized certifications and college credits, while more than $40,000 in scholarships were awarded to support continued education and career goals.
A color guard carries the American flag June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony at the Mt. Blue Campus gymnasium in Farmington. The ceremony recognized students who completed career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)
Students received Certificates of Completion and honor cords to wear at their high school graduations in recognition of their commitment and achievements.
The ceremony included recognition of 41 new members of the National Technical Honor Society.
Chris Davis, assistant director of Foster CTE Center, said the event also recognized the families, instructors and community partners who supported students throughout the year.
Electrical students enter the Mt. Blue Campus gymnasium June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony honored students who completed career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)Kameron Dunham walks from the stage June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony honored students for completing career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)Kesley Manenge leaves the stage with a certificate and honor cord June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony honored students who completed career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)Elizabeth Strickland leaves the stage with a certificate and honor cord June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony recognized students for completing career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)Andru Nuzzo gives two thumbs up after receiving a certificate and honor cord June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony honored students who completed career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)Bella Piccolo leaves the stage with a certificate and honor cords June 1 during Foster Career and Technical Education Center’s 2026 Student Recognition Ceremony in Farmington. The ceremony recognized students who completed career and technical education programs during the academic year. (Courtesy of Chris Davis)
Rebecca Richard is a reporter for the Franklin Journal. She graduated from the University of Maine after studying literature and writing. She is a small business owner, wife of 33 years and mom of eight...
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