News & Events
Our awards night is quickly approaching! This Thursday, May 25, is our annual ceremony for honoring our seniors and any students completing their CTE programs this year. Students are allowed 4 guests each. For those unable to join us that evening, the ceremony will be broadcast live on the WRVC Facebook Page.
It’s almost here! Our annual awards ceremony for seniors and other students who are earning their certifications. This is also the night that we award scholarships and toolships– you won’t want to miss it! The ceremony begins at 7:00pm on May 25th. (Students, please plan to be there at 6:30pm.)
Our annual awards ceremony for graduating seniors and students who’ve earned certifications is just a month away! Stay tuned for more info…
WRVC seniors!! Have you checked out our scholarship opportunities?? We have scholarships for those continuing their education and we also have toolships for those planning to head straight into the workforce. More opportunities are being added regularly, so check back often. Apply soon, because many of the applications are due by April 28!
No school for WRVC students on Friday, March 17, 2023, due to a staff professional development day. See you all on Monday!
Dear Friends, Because today’s storm is predicted to worsen throughout the morning with heavy snow starting by noon, all Westbrook schools will have a Remote Learning Day today, Tuesday, March 14. Please refer to the plans communicated by your school principals and teachers. WRVC Students Please check in with your instructor as follows: Tech 1-…
Dear WRVC Families and Staff, Schools are required to test drinking water for the presence of lead. Individual faucets and drinking fountains must not exceed the state’s new threshold of 4 parts per billion. (It had previously been 15 parts per billion.) No units at WRVC were found to be above the new threshold. More…
Because of today’s storm, there is no school in Westbrook today, February 28. This is a snow day with no remote learning, no before or after school activities, and no PreK classes. So go back to bed and then get outside to play in the snow! Take care, and be safe. Peter Lancia, Superintendent of Schools
Because of last night’s storm, there will be a two hour delayed start of school today, Thursday, January 26. Schools will open two hours after their usual times and buses will pick up students two hours after their regular pick up times. Breakfast will be available when students arrive. There will be no before school activities…