Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School juniors Dylan Barcelos, Kylie Cooper and Mason Frizado are heading to Washington, D.C., this week (May 23 to May 26) bringing a message about the importance of funding education. Maureen Cooney, a biology and forensics teacher, and Steve Vaitses, head of the Science Department and a chemistry and physics teacher, will accompany the students as they add their voices to Citizens for Space Exploration’s call for funding of NASA’s education programs. (5/24/17)
Business people got a chance to eat, mingle and get the ear of Sen. Michael Rodrigues at Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School Friday morning. The Southcoast Business Breakfast filled the restaurant at Diman with a variety of community leaders and business owners. (5/19/17)
One year after heartbreak, Diman made dominance its theme. Led by a 1-2 finish in the 800 meters, the Bengals on Monday captured first place at the State Vocational Boys’ Track and Field Championships at Blue Hills Regional High School. (5/15/17)
Elijah, Adam, Audrey, and Emily Moniz know all about sibling rivalry. Growing up in a family of ten kids, there was plenty of competition for attention. But these days, the competition isn’t about trying to outdo each other—it’s about working together to outdo the competition. This June 19-23, the four Moniz siblings—Elijah, Adam, Audrey, and Emily— will be traveling to Louisville, KY, to compete in the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference. (5/25/17)
Read about our medal winners from this year's SkillsUSA State Conference. Our 20 gold medal winners will all compete at the national level in Louisville, KY on June 19-23. Congratulations go out to all medal winners, to all students that competed, and to their tireless advisors. (5/1/17)
Diman's nascent Math team multiplied their success at the vocational math meet, earning 2nd, 4th and 6th place out of 28 teams from 13 schools. At last year's event, the teams placed 9, 10, and 14 out of 23 teams. (4/11/17)
You hate to ruin a kid's high school years by reminding him or her that high school is the gateway to a lifetime of work. But it doesn't have to be bad news, not if you can get hold of a trade and hang on for a lifetime. (3/31/17)
Those who serve the most vulnerable people in the community live sad stories every day. They aim to help people who are sick, homeless, suicidal, disabled, unemployed and poor; those who have criminal backgrounds, are addicted to substances and have lost their children to the state. (3/29/17)
Other than getting your kids more education than you ever had, home ownership is probably the most-desired piece of the American Dream.
At 132 Duluth St., in the Maplewood neighborhood, a piece of the American dream is a neat ranch house that is almost finished, ready for a lucky first-time homebuyer. (3/24/17)
Diman’s Room 251 restaurant has gone high-tech with some help from friends of the school. Already known for its cutting-edge culinary techniques, Room 251 has recently started using the latest technology to manage orders and facilitate communication between the kitchen and front of the house (3/22/17)
