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Diman takes on Titan Challenge
On Tuesday, March 12, the business technology sophomore students participated in the TITAN Business Challenge, a business strategy competition organized by the Junior Achievement of Southern Massachusetts, at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. The students completed against 12 other area high schools in an online simulated business environment that tests students’ leaderships skills in a free enterprise system. (3/12/19)
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Diman student wins 3rd place in 2019 MA Safe Jobs for Youth Poster Contest
Diman graphic communications sophomore Ethan Dollarhyde earned 3rd place in the 2019 MA Safe Jobs for Youth Poster Contest. (3/18/19)
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SkillsUSA District Results
Diman is thrilled to announce that our students won 60 medals at the SkillsUSA District 2 Competition, held on 2/28/19 at Southeastern Voc-Tech. Students earned 30 gold, 20 silver, and 10 bronze medals. All 50 gold and silver medal winners will advance to the Massachusetts State Conference in Marlboro in April. Some bronze medalists might also be invited. (3/1/19)
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Honor Roll for 2018-2019
Diman is proud to announce that 367 students earned a spot on the honor roll for the first semester of the 2018-2019 school year. Of those students, 173 made high honors and 194 made honors. Congratulations to the students listed below! (2/27/19)
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MATTY ICE: Diman hockey’s student-coach has made quite an impact
s the Diman Bengals hockey team heads out on the ice, a familiar face is there to greet them with a fist bump and words of encouragement. Dressed in his black and orange coach’s jacket and brimming with Bengal pride, Diman junior Matt Carpenter, or as those who know him call him, “Matty Ice,” has gone from cheering on the team from the stands of the Driscoll Arena to standing on the bench as a member of the coaching staff. (2/23/19)
