Fri, 02/18/2022 - 06:50 am

Gavin Loupe. Courtesy of Bath Tech

Payton Blagdon. Courtesy of Bath Tech

D’Nisha Dawkins. Courtesy of Bath Tech

Mae Benner. Courtesy of Bath Tech

Gavin Loupe. Courtesy of Bath Tech

Payton Blagdon. Courtesy of Bath Tech

D’Nisha Dawkins. Courtesy of Bath Tech

Mae Benner. Courtesy of Bath Tech

The following Wiscasset Middle High School students have earned the honor of students of the semester at Bath Regional Career and Technical Center. The statement on each student comes from Bath Tech:

Mr. Minott on Gavin Loupe, Automotive PM: “I am grateful to have Mr. Loupe as a student in this program. He is certainly someone you would want on your team as he is a solid, dependable, hardworking team player. His attitude is always positive and he continually demonstrates a ready willingness to offer his time and energy to help others in need. Keep up the good work, Mr. Loupe.

Mr. Bernier on Payton Blagdon, Carpentry AM: Payton is a first-year student in our Carpentry class. He is very respectful to the instructors and his classmates. He achieves way above the classroom standards. Payton completes all of his shop projects and classroom assignments with time to spare. His strong mathematical skills allow him to build with a great amount of confidence. I am looking forward to watching Payton grow as a person as well as a carpentry student.

Chef Tamburo on D’Nisha Dawkins, Culinary Arts PM: D’Nisha brightens the classroom with her personality! She is always ready for whatever challenges come her way in the kitchen. She is a hard worker in and out of the classroom. She is always encouraging other students and helping them no matter what the task is. Always a ray of sunshine, she will go far with whatever she chooses for her future.

Ms. Brochu on Mae Benner, Graphic Design AM: Mae is a first-year Graphic Design student from Wiscasset. Mae comes to class with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. She has strong illustration and concept development skills. Mae completes assignments with care and accuracy. When Mae is done with assignments she is looking for the next thing to design. So far it is stickers! Mae has been a strong role model in class for her peers and treats everyone with respect. She has been able to assist with live-work projects in the classroom and pays close attention to detail. I look forward to seeing what Mae will do in the next semester!