Caleb Steves, a 2-year NRF student who won awards, events, and was chosen to compete in the G.O.L completion for Stafford, returned to visit and discuss his last two years with our full crew. Caleb has successfully completed 3 semesters of Paul Smith’s College’s esteemed Forestry major. He has risen from a “walk-on” to the…
The auto Body Repair students officially completed their first major project. This truck got full body and paint in it’s original color. Each student had their own panel, so everyone had a hand in this one, including paint. The customer was extremely pleased with the results and provided a special lunch to the program as…
Parent Teacher Conferences: We will be hosting Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, March 13th from 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM and on Friday from 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM. Program Instructors will be reaching out to you to schedule but you can always contact them as well. Conferences may be conducted in person, over the phone,…
The goal of this program is to expose 10th grade students to a wide variety of career paths in an in-depth way through project-based learning. The ideal student is someone who is unsure of their career path, but is curious and willing to step outside of their comfort zone. This student Is respectful, responsible, safe,…
SNOW DAYS: I wanted to quickly provide a reminder about Snow Days. If your partner high school is CLOSED due to weather you are NOT expected to attend Stafford that day if Rutland City Schools is OPEN. Your absence will be waived and will not count against you. We love having students show up on days that…
The Auto Body Repair students officially completed their first major project. This truck got full body and paint in its original color. Each student had their own panel, so everyone had a hand in this one, including paint. The customer was extremely pleased with the results and provided a special lunch to the program as…
This month Cosmetology year one has been studying color theory. Students worked on a project creating a color wheel, complimentary, secondary, and tertiary colors, and how to neutralize them. In Cosmetology, every color should begin with a white base. Milk and food coloring was the perfect visual for them to create every color with only…
In our cosmetology class, students got creative with a color wheel project! Learning about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors (plus complementary shades!) is key to mastering hair color formulation. Students started with milk and added food coloring to make primary colors. From there they were able to mix secondary colors. Then using complementary colors they…
