Week of April 13, 2026

The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Office of Public School Monitoring (PSM) will conduct an Integrated Monitoring Review of Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School during the week of April 13, 2026. Each school district, charter school, vocational school, and virtual school undergoes an Integrated Monitoring Review every three years. The areas addressed during an Integrated Monitoring Review are organized into two groups, known as Group A Universal Standards and Group B Universal Standards. 

Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School will be undergoing a Group B monitoring review that addresses special education teacher and related service personnel licensure and professional development; parent, student, and community engagement, including compliance with Child Find requirements; facilities and classroom observations; implementation and oversight of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs); time and learning, and equal access. For additional information please also see Integrated Monitoring Parent and Family Orientation. 

The process includes interviews with district staff and administrators, a review of student records, policies and procedures, and school building visits. The process may also include parent/caregiver, student and teacher focus group meetings to gather additional information. Interpretation will be provided, if needed.

The Department will also send a parent survey, in multiple languages and formats, as needed, to parents /guardians of special education students to gather key information on the special education processes and procedures.

Parents/guardians and other stakeholders may contact Merlisha Theodat, Monitoring Review Chairperson, at (781) 338- 3790 or merlisha.theodat@mass.gov to request a telephone interview. If anyone requires an accommodation, such as interpretation, to participate in an interview, the Department will make the necessary arrangements.

Within approximately 60 business days after the onsite visit, the review chairperson will provide the (district or charter school) with a report that includes information on further actions that may be required. The public can access the report at https://www.doe.mass.edu/psm/tfm/default.html.

Announced: March 24, 2026

FREE!!!

April 21, 22 & 23, 2026 

• 3 days - Tue., Wed., & Thu.
• 8:00am - 1:00pm
• 3-day Hands-on Exploratory Camp for 6th & 7th Graders from our sending towns
• Explore 1 program
• Bring your own snack, water bottle
• Lunch and snack are NOT provided
• Limited bus transportation available
• See atttachment for details!

SIGN UP HERE!

Program Offerings

Business, Entrepreneurship, and Marketing

In this fast-paced, hands-on experience, you’ll: Build your own business from scratch Design and take home a custom calendar Compete in a business-themed scavenger hunt Invent and pitch a new product Collaborate, problem-solve, and pitch like real entrepreneurs in a high-energy, creative environment! Safety Requirement: close-toed shoes.

Cabinet Making

Turn raw wood into a custom project in this hands-on building experience. Learn shop safety, use professional tools, and build a finished piece to take home. Safety requirement: Closed-toed shoes and long pants, Safety glasses will be provided.

Cosmetology

Experience a week-long journey into the world of cosmetology! Learn braiding, thermal curling, tinsel and more in haircare, along with skincare, makeup design, and nail art techniques. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today! Safety Requirement: close-toed shoes & a smile

Culinary Arts - Cooking

Experience the art of cooking in this hands-on class! Learn new techniques and use a variety of equipment while preparing delicious recipes. Share your creations at daily lunch with the bake class, take home recipes, and get ready to get messy—aprons provided! Safety Requirement: close-toed shoes, list allergies when registering.

Culinary Arts - Baking

Join us for three days of baking fun! Learn to cream, whip, and fold your way through cakes, pies, cookies, and custards. Enjoy lunch, share desserts, take home treats, and receive a recipe book with everything we made. Safety Requirement: close-toed shoes, list allergies when registering.

Information Support Services & Networking

Level up your tech skills by becoming a digital network architect of the "Smart City" of the future. From outsmarting AI wizards and crafting binary gear to engineering an automated city in Minetest, you’ll master the logic and subsystems that make modern technology work. .Safety Requirement: close-toed shoes.

Plumbing

Work like a professional and learn how to measure, and assemble a steel and copper frame project, use innovative PEX plastic pipes, and completely learn the inside and out of “how a toilet works”; all while using plumbing hand tools. Gain real-life experience with tools and take home your project. Safety Requirement: workboots & long pants (no shorts) are a must!

Programming & Web Development

Dive into the world of Programming and Web Development! Write the code behind the scenes, from pressing buttons to turning on lights and programming your own robot! Store all this data in a database and see it on your very own website! Show off your new skills by programming a driveable robot to race for fame and glory! Safety Requirement: close-toed shoes

Announced: March 20, 2026

Bay Path Education Foundation Benefit

Bay Path Education Foundation Benefit

Funding Student Scholarships and Teacher Mini-Grants

Date: May 16, 2026 @ 1:00 PM  RAIN OR SHINE!
Deadline for Entry: May 1, 2026
Registration: See attached!

GOLF PACKAGE $150 PER PERSON

INCLUDES:

• STEAK DINNER
• AWARDS
• RAFFLE

Heritage Country Club

1 Sampson Road
Charlton, MA 01507
508-248-5111

Announced: March 13, 2026

The 2026-2027 Approved District Calendar can now be found under the "School Calendar" link located at the top of the website!

Announced: March 09, 2026

Admissions Lottery

In accordance with our Admissions Policy and State Regulations, Bay Path admits applicants through an electronic, random-number-generated lottery.

To ensure equitable access, Bay Path utilizes a fair, transparent, lottery-based system for allocating admissions among our member communities.

Lottery Dates and Information

Class of 2030 Admissions Lottery for Fall 2026 Admission

• Friday, March 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM

• View the broadcast here:    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StmiLD5kLKI 

• Class of 2030 lottery results

Announced: March 05, 2026

Massachusetts Competency Determination (CD)

In Massachusetts, earning a high school diploma requires more than just passing classes; students must also receive a Competency Determination. This means our district must verify that each student has mastered the essential skills and knowledge outlined in the state’s curriculum. This mastery is shown through the successful completion of specific coursework and local assessments that meet state academic standards.

The Role of MCAS

While MCAS tests are still administered, they are no longer the sole "pass/fail" barrier to graduation. They now serve as one of several indicators used by districts to verify that a student has met state standards.

To show mastery, a student must successfully complete, in accordance with Bay Path’s graduation policy:

1. The state standardized assessment or a Skill Plan

2. Coursework and course assessments

3. A career portfolio

Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School’s district grading policy and requirements are outlined in the attached document: Competency Determination Requirements

Announced: January 16, 2026

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Announced: December 15, 2025

Bus Routes can be found on the Parents & Students page under the School Year Information section.

• 2025-2026 Bus Routes
• 2025-2026 Bus Routes - Late Routes
• 2025-2026 Bus Routes - Sports Routes

Announced: August 20, 2025