Your Future Begins Here. Admissions Why wait until high school graduation to pursue your dreams? In the Early Education program, tomorrow’s teachers are working with toddlers and pre-schoolers. Around the corner, Culinary Arts students are preparing lunch for a restaurant patron who just received a haircut inside the Cosmetology Program’s teaching salon. Down the street, Carpentry students are putting the finishing touches on a home they built for the Town of Franklin. While this may sound very exciting, this is just a normal day for Tri-County students. Walking through the building on a typical day, Tri-County often feels more like a school full of career-focused professionals than teenagers. Whether they plan to attend college or enter the workforce upon graduation, our students have goals and plans for achieving them. Our goal is to facilitate those plans by providing students with an education that fosters their strengths and abilities. Tri-County offers many of the same opportunities as a traditional high school. A Tri-County student can take Advanced Placement courses, join a sports team, attend prom, and move on to a selective four-year college. What makes a Tri-County education different is the additional doors it can open. Our 16 Career Programs and rigorous academic courses equip students with the state-of-the-art technical skills and scholastic proficiency necessary to succeed in the twenty-first century workplace. Apply to Tri-County Ready to jump-start your future? You can begin the admissions process by clicking the button below. For those who would prefer to fill out a paper application, Tri-County applications are available through the Tri-County Guidance Office. To obtain a paper application, please contact Ms. McNamara at 508-528-5400 ext. 125 or send her an email to mcnamara@tri-county.us. After completing a paper application, please deliver it to your sending school guidance counselor. The guidance counselor completes the form and attaches the necessary records. If you apply online, we’ll take care of delivering the application to your sending school guidance counselor. Begin My Application Visit us Tours of Tri-County are available by appointment only. Please contact Dawn McNamara at mcnamara@tri-county.us or call 508-528-5400 x125 to schedule a tour. Criteria for admission includes: Scholastic Record Attendance Record Recommendations of the Sending School An Interview with a Counselor from Tri-County Discipline Record Important Forms Tri-County Admission Policy 2021-2022 (PDF) POLÍTICA DE ADMISSÕES E PROCEDIMENTOS (Rev. 9/7/21) (PDF) POLÍTICA DE ADMISIONES Y PROCEDIMIENTOS (Rev. 9/7/21) (PDF) Admissions Application – English (pdf) Politica de Admision y Procedimientos (pdf) Formulario Para Solicitud de Admission (pdf) Regulamento e Procedimento de Admissoes (pdf) Formulario Para Admissao (pdf) Sample Interview Questions Why do you want to attend Tri-County? If your English teacher were to write you a letter of recommendation, what would that person say? How much of your assigned homework do you complete and turn in on time? What do you think you must improve upon to be ready to do well in grade 9 at Tri-County? Tell me one thing about yourself that would support your application to Tri-County? FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FROM PARENTS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FROM STUDENTS Viewbook Tri-County Regional 147 Pond Street Franklin, MA 02038 508-528-5400 Our Campus Contact Us Admissions News/Events Career Programs Academics About Us Non-Discrimination Policy It is the policy of Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School not to discriminate onthe basis of race, color, sex, gender identity, veterans’ status, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or homelessness in its educational programs, full range of any occupational/vocational education program, extra‐curricular and school-based activities or employment policies as required by Title IX of 1972 Education Amendments and Chapter 622 The Acts of 1971. Our policy is also in full compliance with the laws of The United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts and all applicable regulations thereto with regard to special education and education of the handicapped [Chapter 766, PL94‐142 and section 504 of Rehabilitation Acts of 1973 and Chapter 74 Vocational Education in Massachusetts. Copyright All Right Reserved 2019, Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical School District Translate »