BHS Students Represent Well At Skills USA Competition

Congratulations to our students who participated in the Skills USA competitions.  The competitions are an extension of the Hancock County Technical Center, which compete in a statewide competition that included over 800 students.  Victoria Grindle won gold in the Food and Beverage Service competition and will be competing this summer at the national competition in Kansas City, Missouri.  Winners for Bucksport are the following:

GOLD MEDAL WINNER:
Victoria Grindle-Food and Beverage Service

BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS:
Jordan Gross-Crime Scene Investigations
Lilly Harvey-Crime Scene Investigations
Kelleigh Riddle-Health Knowlwdge Bowls
Emily Comtois-Health Knowlwdge Bowls
Justin Gray-Diesel Equipment Technology
Levi Cunningham-T-Shirt Design

McCauley Named Student Of The Month

McCauley Donna was named BHS student of the month for February.  McCauley is a hard worker and terrific to have in class.  As English teacher Bob Cloutier said "McCauley Donna has great potential to be a high academic achiever, push him and he will respond."  Donna is not your typical high school student in Maine because he has a love for bowling.  McCauley has bowled a perfect score of 300 three times in his life.  He is the 2010 state champion for his age group in which he bowled a 300 in the final round of the competition.  McCauley will be attending Webber International College in Florida which is the largest bowling training center in the United States.  There are eleven gold bowling coaches in the world and three of them work at this training center.  Bowling is McCauley's spark that gives him life, energy and purpose.  Congratulations McCauley.