About Our School
Opening in 1972 on top of Muggett Hill, Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School serves students from its member Worcester County communities of Auburn, Charlton, Dudley, N. Brookfield, Oxford, Paxton, Rutland, Spencer, Southbridge, and Webster. The school's programs are also available to pupils outside these areas on a tuition basis. Bay Path is located 60 miles southwest of Boston, 10 miles south of Worcester, and 40 miles east of Springfield. Bay Path has been a visible part of our community by providing services to nonprofit organizations and municipalities. We offer a diverse course selection that addresses both your academic and career goals. Explore our 22 career areas at Bay Path.
Our Mission Statement
Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School is a multifunctional educational facility established to serve the needs of a diverse population in the Southern Worcester County Regional Vocational District. It is the mission of the school, in cooperation with the district, to provide an integrated academic and vocational technical education. Our students are being prepared with a broad range of knowledge and job skills necessary to function effectively as productive and contributing members of multicultural communities. Bay Path has 22 trade areas to choose from.
Academics
At Bay Path, we understand that the success of our students in their chosen career area is dependent on a strong academic background. To ensure the success of our students, Bay Path offers vigorous academic classes as well as Advanced Placement courses in English, Math, Science, and Computer Science.
Career Areas
Now offering over twenty career choices to our students, Bay Path has an area of study for each and every student. Whether you are looking to prepare to enter the workforce or better prepare for a post-secondary education, Bay Path can help prepare you for a successful career!
Athletic Department
Bay Path is extremely proud to offer fall, winter, and spring sports programs to our students. Whether you are looking to compete in a competitive team environment or whether you are just looking for an after school intermural program, you will find a program to suit your needs!
View Athletic DepartmentOrder your 2016-2017 Bay Path Yearbook online now at www.jostens.com through May 31, 2017.
Bay Path News
A Message From the Nurse's Office!
Attention all Incoming Freshmen!
Welcome to all new students and our new freshman class. All physicals and parent history forms must be in the Nurse’s Office by the first day of school. If you are trying out for sports over the summer the coaches will need a copy of your current physical which has to be within 13 months. No exceptions! Any medication your child will need during school hours must have a doctor order and meds need to be in nurse’s office by first day of school. This does not include Tylenol or ibuprofen. You will receive an emergency contact sheet in August and on the back of that sheet is a parent signature form for your child to receive Tylenol or ibuprofen. We are looking forward to a great new school year and keeping your child healthy!!
- Deb Grenier R.N.
College Fair - Sept
The College Fair will be held in the Cafeteria from 6 to 8 pm. The College Admissions Process Meeting will be held in the Lecture Hall and will begin promptly at 5:45 pm and conclude at approximately 6:15 pm.
List of attending collegesSpring 2016 Spark Literary Arts Magazine!
Co Op Updates
Visit our Co Op section to see current job opportunities in your trade. Information on the program and criteria for working are listed. Please contact Mr. Christopher Faucher, Director of Cooperative and Adult Education, at 508-248-5971 ext: 1714 or by email at cfaucher@baypath.net
2016 Summer Reading
2016 Graduation Ceremony
2016 Awards Ceremony
ITAC - Great Careers Start at Quinsigamond Community College!
2016 QCC College Courses
As part of Bay Path’s Early College High School initiative, we will be offering an opportunity for our students to enroll in FREE COLLEGE CLASSES through Quinsigamond Community College (QCC). The courses fulfill the core requirements that most colleges require for a variety of degree programs. The courses will run from January 19, 2016 to the week of May 2, 2016. The courses are free, they will be held at Bay Path after school, and a late bus will be available. Please note that enrollment is competitive and based on grades, attendance, and discipline records. The courses are:
- ENG 101: English Literature and Composition (Wednesdays, 2:30-5:30 PM)
- CIS 111: Introduction to Computer Science (Thursdays, 2:30-5:30 PM)
- PSY 101: Introduction to Psychology (Thursdays, 2:30-5:30 PM)
2016 SkillsUSA State Competition!
Congratulations to all of the Bay Path students who competed in the 2016 State SkillsUSA Competition! Our students displayed great amounts of hard work and perseverance during their competitions! Nine students will be traveling to Louisville Kentucky, June 20-25 for the National SkillsUSA competition! Good luck Bay Path!
Congratulations Bay Path Robotics!
Congratulations to the Bay Path Robotics Team for an outstanding job in sunny Chicago. Robbie Star took Donkey Teeth to a 3rd place finish; While Jake Ledoux drove Mrs. Plow to a 2nd place finish. These students define team work and Bay Path Pride.
Travel Team:
- Adrianna Rocheleau
- Kelly Moriarty
- Lucas Gordon
- Nicholas Mandella
- Michael Gordon
- John Trainor
- Evan Mantiatis
- Angelo Lameroureux
- Jacob Ledoux
- Matthew Roberston
- Robert Star
- Jacob Morin