Blue Hills News - January 16, 2025

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Blue Hills Regional Technical School Engages Students in Third Teen Speak Out

Students at Blue Hills Regional Technical High School engage one another during Teen Speak Out, a program aimed at fostering dialogue and mutual respect, which is being held this year for the third time at the school. (Photo courtesy Blue Hills Regional Technical School) CANTON — Superintendent-Director Jill Rossetti and Principal Geoffrey Zini are proud to share that Blue Hills Regional Technical School is taking part in Teen Speak Out, which is a series of opportunities to engage in thoughtful…

Blue Hills Regional Technical School to Hold Presentation for Parents on Navigating AI

Blue Hills Regional Technical School is hosting a presentation and workshop event about artificial intelligence and education. The free event, organized by the school’s Academic Department, will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 16. (Photo courtesy Blue Hills Regional Technical School) CANTON — Superintendent-Director Jill Rossetti and Academic Director Dr. Paul Bavuso are proud to share that Blue Hills Regional Technical School is holding a presentation on the challenges and opportunities posed…

Understanding and Navigating AI for Parents & Guardians

Join Blue Hills Regional Technical School and Mr. Greg Kulowiec for an exciting Family Engagement Night, as we present: Understanding and Navigating AI for Parents & Guardians With the public release of ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence has quickly emerged as a common topic of discussion across all aspects of society. Education is not exempt from being impacted by AI. As districts, schools and educators begin to grapple with the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, parents of school aged…

Blue Hills District School Committee Welcomes New Member Marybeth Joyce

CANTON — Superintendent-Director Jill Rossetti and the District School Committee are pleased to welcome new member Marybeth Joyce. Joyce, a lifelong resident of Milton, worked for the school district for more than 34 years. She recently retired from her post as Director of Admissions and Financial Aid. “I’m a strong supporter of vocational education,” Joyce said. “My father was a vocational education teacher in the district. He also later joined the Blue Hills Regional Technical School Committee.” Joyce…