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FRAMINGHAM – Keefe Technical High School held its annual awards night last week.

The Principal’s Award was given to Darli Mazariegos Castillo.

The Student-Athlete Award was given to David Maude.

The Career & Technical Leadership Award was given to Braeden McKenna.

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Eight Academic Awards were given out.

  • Owen Riis received the English Department award.
  • Larissa de Oliveira received the English Language Learners Award.
  • The Spanish Foreign Language award went to Hallie Cole.
  • Vaansh Mansharamani received the mathematics award.
  • Darli Mazariegos Castillo received the award from the physical education department.
  • The science award went to Ana Luiza Rodrigues.
  • The social studies department award went to Julian Orellana-Vega.
  • STEM Academy award went to Dan Fabrini.

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Senior Career & Technical Awards went to:

  • Matthew Lyons for automotive technology.
  • Fabrini for carpentry
  • Kristaly Nunez for cosmetology.
  • Jake Shepard for culinary arts
  • Dental assisting award went to Bruna Mota
  • Design and visual communication award went to Connor McCaffrey
  • Riis received the Early Childhood Education award
  • Christian Cuggino received the electrical award.
  • The graphic communications award went to Abelis Damian.

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  • Mazareiegos Castillo received the health careers award
  • McKenna receives the horticulture and landscape design award.
  • William Segale received the information services award
  • The job entry training award went to David De Oliveira
  • Anthony Gomes received the legal & protective services award.
  • Metals technology award went to Amanda Torres
  • The plumbing award went to Jhonnathan Medina Equez
  • The programming & web design award went to Vaansh Mansharamani.

Photos courtesy of Keefe Technical High School

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Susan Petroni is the former editor for SOURCE. She is the founder of the former news site, which as of May 1, 2023, is now a self-publishing community bulletin board. The website no longer has a journalist but a webmaster.