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Student life

Whittier Tech provides a wealth of resources to support our students. While an exceptional education is at the heart of Whittier's mission, providing students with a range of experiences and opportunities to express themselves allows us to promote a well rounded student body, prepared to take on the world after high school.

Scroll down, or use the buttons on the right to view our services:

Cafeteria

We are pleased to partner with Whitsons Culinary Group and Food Service Manager Joanna Wood!  Students can look forward to expanded menu options each day that include the daily hot selection, hot and cold sandwiches including wraps and burgers, a variety of pizzas and calzones, Mexican fare including tacos and nachos, freshly made build-your-own salads, fruit smoothies and many other delicious items!  Also new this year is the addition of a premium meal option which will include specialized items such as Boars Head meats.

All students at Whittier Tech will receive free breakfast and lunch meals throughout the year.

You may prepay for lunches using MySchoolBucks.

  • Breakfast (first meal) FREE. Breakfast (second meal) $1.75

  • Lunch (first meal) FREE. Lunch (second meal) $3.25

  • Adult breakfast = $2.75

  • Adult lunch = $5.00

SCHOOL MEAL PROGRAM

At the beginning of every school year we are required to update student information.  Part of the information that we need to collect is eligibility for free meals or reduced priced meals.  We want to be sure all students are able to access well balanced meals during the school day.

Whittier Tech is proud to offer a completely on-line way to apply for free or reduced meals. Please visit MySchoolApps to fill out the Free and Reduced Meals Application from the privacy of your own home.

The government has also created the P-EBT program to help families who are in the Free and Reduced Lunch Program to receive additional benefits to provide additional funds for families to purchase food for their home. Please visit https://www.map-ebt.org for more information.

Important information about meal plans, nutrition, and the school lunch program:

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Activities

Whittier student life includes a range of extra-curricular activities for students to expand their horizons, express their talents, and help others. From artistic expression in the chorus and school musical, to service clubs such as Key Club and Interact, to more intellectual pursuits such as chess club and FIRST Robotics, Whittier has something for everyone.

  • Art Club

  • Board Game Club

  • Chess Club

  • Drama Club

  • Environmental Club

  • FIRST Robotics

  • Gay/Straight Alliance

  • Interact Club

  • Journalism

 

  • Key Club

  • Multicultural Club

  • Music Club

  • Poetry Club

  • Ski Club

  • SkillsUSA

  • Student Government

  • United Nations Club

  • Yearbook

Athletics

Whittier Tech has a proud history of fielding some of the very best teams in the Merrimack Valley. Student athletes at Whittier reap the benefits of having many of their academic and vocational teachers also double as their coaches and trainers, ensuring that the same high standards of conduct, respect, and performance we expect in the classroom are demonstrated on the playing fields as well.

Whittier is proud to offer the following sports:

Fall

  • Cheerleading

  • Cross Country

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Soccer

  • Volleyball

Winter

  • Basketball

  • Cheerleading

  • Hockey

  • Wrestling

Spring

  • Baseball

  • Softball

  • Lacrosse

  • Track

  • Volleyball (Boys)

You can watch regular season games* on any supported device played in the gym or main stadium for free via the NFHS Network - create a free account and watch from anywhere!

Athletic Director Kevin Bradley and the Whittier athletic department host all the schedules, sports forms, and message boards for all sports over at our 8to18 partner website.

*MIAA tournament games require a subscription to the NFHS Network to watch, as Whittier Tech does not own the rights to these games, even if WT is playing in the game.

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 Whittier tech Athletic Hall of Fame

ANNOUNCING THE FIRST ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME TO HONOR THE
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF WT

Individuals: (5)

  • Stephen K. Jayne of Newburyport - YOG 1980

  • John Campbell - YOG 1988

  • Scott LaValley - YOG 1988

  • Alicia Cook - YOG 2002

  • Amanda Dennis YOG 2005

Significant Contributor: (1)

  • Ed & Patricia Penney

Coaches: (2)

  • Denise Woodcock 

  • Denis Cronin

Teams: (2)

  • 1979 Football Team

  • 2005 Girls Basketball Team

Selection Committee

  • Kevin Bradley, President, Athletic Director

  • Roxanne Grover - Secretary

  • Cheryl Begin 

  • Joe Boland  

  • Clint Clay 

  • David Cunningham 

  • Bev DeSalvo

  • Jim Donahue

  • Maureen Lynch

  • Janice McNulty 

  • Bill Yameen 

  • Mike Young 


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Guidance

The Guidance Staff welcomes the opportunity to engage parents as they support students developing their career and/or college readiness. 

At Whittier Tech all upperclass students are assigned a guidance counselor through their vocational career path clusters. Freshman students are all assigned to the Grade 9 freshman counselor.

Counselors are available to meet with students by appointment or as needed for academic, social, or emotional issues. Counselors will also meet with every student in the spring to review and discuss class placement and schedules for the following school year.

Parents are welcome to call between 7:30 am – 2pm on school days to speak with their child’s counselor or to schedule an appointment. Please see the Guidance Counselor Assignments button below for specific contact information.

Planning your next move after graduation? There are skills that will help you thrive as you get ready to leave high school. Check out https://SetToGo.org - you'll find information, tools and guidance to help you feel Set to Go - whether you go to college or straight to a career.

Access Naviance to help plan for your student's future after high school. Scholarships, applications, and career information is at your fingertips using this family-friendly service. 

Don't have access to Naviance yet? Contact your guidance counselor directly for assistance.

View the presentation "Naviance: Using Family Connection" for more information.

PowerSchool Parent Portal Access

Whittier Tech has a parent portal into our PowerSchool school information system. Access is tied to the contact information we have on record for authorized guardians, and uses your email address as your username. You set your own password.


Alumni - transcripts can be requested from Guidance by using the button below:

Course Changes

Parent Override

It is expected that courses are chosen carefully by students with the help of their teacher and parent based on their capabilities and the ability to meet course prerequisites. Teachers make recommendations for a student’s placement based on the classroom performance of the student, the grade the student earns, and the student’s potential to be successful in the subsequent class. We believe that teachers, who see the student in their learning environment, are the best equipped to make course recommendations.

In some extenuating circumstances, parents/guardians may formally request an override of the teacher’s recommendation or eligibility requirements for a course or courses. In those instances, the student may enroll in the desired course with the understanding that the student will remain in said course for the entire school year. The student’s parent/guardian must agree to provide additional support to their child as needed in order to be successful in this course. (This may mean tutoring support beyond the classroom teacher.)

Course Recommendation Override Form

Add/Drop Process

It is the view of Whittier Tech that part of a student’s education involves learning to adjust to a variety of personalities, instructional styles, class management techniques, and course assignments. Therefore, changing student schedules should not be an impulsive exercise. To accommodate the changes of heart or career pathways, there will be a window of opportunity, where space permits, for students to change courses. A parent, student, or teacher may initiate this process and an Add/Drop Form must be secured from the student’s school counselor or classroom teacher. The completion of this form must include the signature of the parent, school counselor, classroom teacher(s), and Cluster Chair. Parents need to understand that if a change is granted the change is final and cannot revert back.

To the extent possible all course change requests should occur prior to the start of the school year.

Once the school year begins, course change requests must be submitted:

  • By the end of Term 1 for grades 10-12

  • By the progress report for Term 2 for grade 9

After this add/drop period, changes to individual schedules will be limited to special circumstances at the discretion of the administration.

The add/drop form must be requested from a teacher or counselor, and the student will be guided through the process of submission.


SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973

SECTION 504 IS A FEDERAL LAW THAT PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST INDIVIDUALS WITH A DISABILITY IN ANY PROGRAM RECEIVING FEDERAL ASSISTANCE. THE ACT DEFINES A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY AS ANYONE WHO:

  1. HAS A MENTAL OR PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT WHICH SUBSTANTIALLY LIMITS ONE OR MORE MAJOR LIFE ACTIVITIES (MAJOR LIFE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE ACTIVITIES SUCH AS CARING FOR ONE’S SELF, PERFORMING MANUAL TASKS, WALKING SEEING, HEARING, SPEAKING, BREATHING, LEARNING AND WORKING);

  2. HAS A RECORD OF SUCH IMPAIRMENT; OR

  3. IS REGARDED AS HAVING SUCH AN IMPAIRMENT.

IN ORDER TO FULFILL ITS OBLIGATION UNDER SECTION 504, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT RECOGNIZES A RESPONSIBILITY TO AVOID DISCRIMINATION IN POLICIES AND PRACTICES REGARDING ITS PERSONNEL, STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS. NO DISCRIMINATION AGAINST ANY PERSON SOLELY DUE TO HIS/HER DISABILITY WILL KNOWINGLY BE PERMITTED IN ANY OF THE PROGRAMS AND PRACTICES IN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE ACT, WHICH INCLUDE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO IDENTIFY, EVALUATE, AND IF THE CHILD HAS A CURRENT DISABILITY AND IS TERMED TO BE ELIGIBLE UNDER SECTION 504, TO AFFORD ACCESS TO APPROPRIATE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING SECTION 504, PLEASE CONTACT THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT AT 978.373.4101 X252.

Health Services

At times when students are in the care of Whittier Regional High School, the school shares with the parents/guardians responsibility for the health of students.  Please contact the Nurse's Office when medical information needs to be updated or shared.  In all matters of health administration, the privacy rights of students are observed.

You may contact them directly:

Diane DiBartolo, RN BS
978.373.4101 X221

Heather Holmquist, MSN RN
978.373.4101 X206

Health Service Fax Line
978.374.1271

Health Forms can be found on our Forms page

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Technology

Every day, in every class, Whittier Tech students interact with the latest technology. Whether it's computer controlled milling machines in Machine Tech, or the latest 3D modeling and printing technology in CAD/Drafting, Whittier invests in the latest and most popular technologies in use by industry and business today, to give our students a leg up when they enter higher education and the workforce.

Parent Portal

Information on how to sign up for and access the PowerSchool Parent Portal can be found on our Guidance pages.

1:1 iPad Program

Whittier Tech is proud to be a 1:1 school - each and every student is provided a school owned iPad. Technically savvy and innovative instructors create lessons that include individual and cooperative learning, self-paced assignments, peer editing, virtual biology dissections and more. 

Incoming Freshmen parents are required to attend an hour long briefing on how the iPad is used, our student expectations, and detailed information on how we protect your student's privacy online.

We also offer a voluntary additional protection plan for the iPads that is very popular and affordable. See the link below for detailed information.

Transportation

Whittier provides transportation to and from school, including late buses for extra help on Tuesday and Thursdays, and after sports practice and games, ensuring everyone can participate in extra-curricular activities.

Students are permitted to drive to school, but must apply and receive a parking permit BEFORE they drive on school property.

  • ONLY Seniors & Juniors may get a Parking Tag for the school year.

  • To obtain a Parking Tag, you will first need to fill out the following application form: 

Parking Tag Application

Once we receive your completed application, we’ll print out your Parking Tag and email you once it’s ready to pick up in the Assistant Principal’s office; we’re located on the 4th floor, Room 4000.

A few other things to note:

  • You may not drive to school until you’ve been issued your Parking Tag.

  • If you already have a Parking Tag, you do NOT need to apply for a new one; if, however, you replace or get a new car, we will need a copy of your registration and will be charged $5; there’s no charge for your first Parking Tag.

  • On the application form, you’ll be asked to upload a copy of your car registration, student I.D., car insurance, and driver’s license; if you haven’t received your laminated license yet, the paper copy is fine.

  • You may “register” up to 2 cars only.

Bus Routes

2023-2024 School Year

Rt. 1 Ipswich/Rowley/Georgetown/Groveland
First Pick Up @ 6:05am

Rowley
6:05am: Haverhill St. @ Gurczak Ln.

Ipswich
6:10am: High St. @ Rosewood Dr.
6:11am: High St. @ Currier Park
6:14am: High St. @ North Main St.
6:17am: 82 Jeffery’s Neck Rd
6:24am: County Rd. @ Southern Heights
6:27am: Essex Rd. @ Cable Garden Apartments
6:31am: Market St. @ Depot Sq.
6:32am: Washington St. @ Riley Ave.
6:39am: Linebrook Rd. @ Howe St.
317 Linebrook Rd. (PM Only)
6:44am: Linebrook Rd. @ Newbury Rd.
Linebrook @ Pillowlace Ln (PM Only)

Rowley
6:50am: Haverhill St. @ Boxford Rd.

Georgetown
6:53am: East Main St. @ Wood Rd.
6:53am: East Main St. @ Pillsbury Ln.
6:53am: East Main St. @ Elm St.
6:56am: Pond St. @ Prospect St.
6:57am: Pond St. @ Mill St.
6:58am: Pond St. @ Pillsbury St.

Groveland
6:59am: 215 Seven Star Rd.
7:02am: Center St @ Seven Star Rd.
7:03am: Seven Star Rd. @ Governor's Rd.

Rt. 2 Groveland/ Georgetown/West Newbury
First Pick Up @ 6:20am

Groveland
6:20am: 32 Uptack Rd
6:21am: Uptack Rd. @ Esty Way.

Georgetown
6:26am: Andover St. @ Oak Terr.
6:28am: Andover St. @ Baldpate Rd.
6:30am: 1 Blueberry Lane
6:33am: Andover St. @ Hamilton Terrace.
6:34am: Andover St. @ Cedar Ln.
6:36am: Central St. @ Elm St.
6:38am: Central St. @ Village Sub & Pizza
6:40am: West Main St. @ Weston Ave.
6:41am: West Main St. @ Lakeridge Dr.
6:42am: West Main St. @ Richardson Ln.

Groveland
6:46am: School St. @ Tea Garden
6:48am: School St. @ Ashcroft Terrace
6:49am: School St. @ Center St.
6:52am: School St. Carlida Rd.
6:54am: School St. @ Highland Ave.
6:56am: Garrison Ave. @ Francis Ave.

West Newbury
7:02am: 20 Middle St.
7:06am: Maple St. @ Beaver Brook Ln.

Rt. 3 West Newbury/Newbury/Newburyport
First Pick Up @ 6:10am

Newburyport
6:10am: 1 Boston Way
6:12am Pond St @ Hill St.

Newbury
6:15am: High Rd. @ Hay St.
6:16am: High Rd. (1A) @ Plummers Ln.
6:18am: Newbury Neck Rd.
6:21am: High Rd . @ Riverview Dr.

Newburyport
6:32am: North End Blvd. @ 76th St.
6:39am: Water St. @ Bromfield St.
6:40am: Water St. @ Sea Level Oyster Bar
6:41am: Merrimac St. @ Boardman St.
6:44am: Walnut St. @ Woodland St.
6:46am: High St. @ Ashland St.
6:47am: Famous Pizza @ Ferry Rd.
6:48am: Ferry Rd. @ Plant St.
6:51am: Curzon Mill Rd. @ Daniel Lucy Way
6:54am: Turkey Hill Rd. @ Bayberry Rd.
6:57am: Turkey Hill Rd. @ Longfellow Dr.
7:00am: Hale St. @ Doe Run Dr.
7:05am: Storey Ave. @ Dunkin

West Newbury
7:08am Main St. @ Garden St.
7:10am: Main St. @ Coffin St.

Rt. 4 Georgetown/Rowley/Byfield/West Newbury
First Stop @ 6:15am

Byfield
6:15am: Main St. @ Knobb Hill

Georgetown
6:16am: North St. @ Chute St.
6:17am: North St @ Brown Field Ln.
6:18am: North St. @ Charles St.
6:19am: North St. @ Meadowview Rd.
6:23am Jewett St. @ Warren St.
6:24am: Warren St. @ Raymond Rd.

Rowley
6:34am: Wethersfield St. @ Saunders Ln.
6:37am: Main St. @ Warehouse Ln.
6:40am: Central St. @ Country Gardens
6:44am: Coleman Rd. @ Weldon Farm Rd

Byfield
6:49am: Central St. @ Larkin St.
6:49am: Central St. @ Fruit St. (Rusty Can)
6:50am: Church St. @ Downfall Rd.
6:51am: 86 Main St.
6:53am: Main St. @ Moulton St.

Rt. 5 Newbury/Rowley /Groveland/Georgetown
First Stop @ 6:15am

Newbury
6:15am: 20 Orchard St.

Rowley
6:23am: Oak Ledge Cir. @ Wild Pasture Ln.
6:24am: 57 Spencer Knowles Rd.
6:26am: 451 Newburyport Tpke
6:30am: Weathersfield St. @ Long Hill Rd.
6:31am: 189 Dodge Rd
6:33am: Haverhill St. @ Daniels Rd.
6:35am: Haverhill St. @ Skips Store

Georgetown
6:38am:Tenney St @ Searle St
6:29am: Tenney St. @ Marlboro Rd.
6:40am: Tenney St. @ Woodland Rd.
6:41am: Tenney St. @ Patriot Ln.
6:45am: 85 Jewett St.
6:47am: Jewett St. @ Harris Way
6:48am: North St. @ Waldingfield Rd.
6:50am: North St. @ Parsonage St.

Groveland
6:58am: 97 King St.
6:59am: King St. @ Outlook Dr.
7:00am: Main St. @ King St.
7:01am: Main St. @ Marjorie St.
7:02am: Main St. @ Cranton Ave.
7:03am: Main St. @ Merrimac River Rd.

West Newbury
7:03am: Main St. @ Farm Lane
7:04am: Main St. @ Harrison Ave.
7:05am: Main St. @ Newell Farm Rd.
7:07am: Church St. @ Prospect St.

Rt. 6 Riverside /Haverhill
First Pick Up @ 6:50am
6:50am: 15 Middle Rd
6:50am: 257 Kenoza Street
6:51am: 431 Kenoza Street
6:52am: 175 Kenoza Street (Pm Only)
6:53am: Kenoza St. @ Golden Hill Ave.
6:56am: Groveland St. @ Charlie’s
6:57am: Keeley St. @ Belmont Ave.
6:57am: Lincoln Ave. @ Keeley St.
6:58am: Lincoln Ave @ Munroe St.
7:01am: Douglas St. @ Brown St.
7:02am: Groveland St. @ Woods Ave.
7:03am: East Broadway @ Old Ferry Rd.
7:04am: East Broadway @ Eve’s Way
7:07am: 449 E Broadway
7:09am: East Broadway @ Bradfields Dr.
7:10am: East Broadway @ Rocks Village Fire Station

Rt. 7 Salisbury / Amesbury
First Stop @ 6:25am

Salisbury
6:25am: Elm St. @ Maple St.
6:30am: Ferry Rd. @ Samantha Way
6:35am: Beach Rd. @ Salisbury Center
6:37am: Beach Rd. @ Beach Road Estates
6:38am: Beach Rd. @ Dock Ln.
6:40am: Beach Rd @ CVS.
6:41am: Lafayette Rd. @ Forest Rd.
6:42am: Gerrish Rd. @ Seabrook Rd.
6:45am: Lafayette Rd. @ Kendell Ln.
6:46am: Toll Rd. @ Caroline Dr.
6:47am: Toll Rd. @ Pike St.
6:48am: Toll Rd. @ Dunkin Donuts
6:49am: Rabbit Rd. @ Hodgie’s Too
6:52am: Baker Rd. @ Catherine Way.
6:54am: Baker Rd. @ True Rd.

Amesbury
7:01am: Rt. 110 (Macy St.) @ CVS.

Rt. 8 Amesbury / Merrimac
First Stop @ 6:20am

Amesbury
6:20am: 10 Kimball Road
6:23am: Kimball Rd. @ Lions Mouth Rd.
Kimball Rd. @ Birchmeadow Rd.(Pm Only)
6:30am: Whitehall Rd. @ Cynthia Ln.
6:31am: Whitehall Rd. @ Woodsom Dr.
6:32am: Whitehall Rd. @ Whittier Ave.
6:33am: Friend St. @ Whitehall Rd.
6:34am: Greenleaf St. @ Sparhawk St.
6:35am: Main St. @ Library
6:37am: Market St. @ Arlington St.
6:38am: S. Hampton Rd. @ Stuart St.
6:40am Paige Farm Rd. @ Vernon Dr.
6:43am: Fern Ave. @ Whittier Meadows Dr.
6:44am: Market St. @ Fern Ave.
6:45am: Fern Ave @ Stacey Ln.
6:49am: Collins Ave. @ Madison St.
Middle Rd. @ N. Hunt Rd. (Pm Only)
6:58am: Middle Rd. @ Pond Hill Rd.

Merrimac
6:59am: Middle Rd. @ Sunset Terr.

Rt. 9 Amesbury/Salisbury
First Pick-up 6:28am

Amesbury
6:28am: Haverhill Rd @ Hoyt Ave
6:29am: Haverhill Rd. @ Andyman’s Bakery
6:32am: Main St. @ Rockyhill Rd.
6:35am: Elm St. @ Amesbury Animal Hospital
6:36am: Elm St. @ Lafayette St.
6:37am: Elm St. @ Monroe St.
6:38am: Monroe St. @ Ash St.

Salisbury
6:39am: Main St @ Joy Rd.
6:41am: 26 Locust St.
6:44am: Folly Mill Rd. @ Blacksnake Rd.
6:46am:Congress @ Elmwood St.

Amesbury
6:48am: Congress St. @ Timber Ln.
6:48am: Congress St. @ Clinton St.
6:49am: Congress St. @ Melrose St.
6:49am: Congress St @ Elm St.
6:51am: Jade III @ Rotary
6:53am: Friend St. @ Richdale’s|
6:55am: Pleasant Valley Rd. @ Beacon St.
6:59am: Pleasant Valley Rd @ Riverfront Dr
7:00am: Pleasant Valley Rd. @ Buttonwoods Rd.

Rt. 10 Merrimac/Amesbury
First Pick Up @ 6:47am

Merrimac
6:47am: Hadley Rd. @ Equestrian Way.
6:49am: Highland Rd. @ Battis Rd.
6:51am: Highland Rd. @ Harriman Rd.
6:54am: Harriman Rd. @ Bear Hill Rd.
6:56am: Bear Hill Rd. @ Lakewoods Dr.
6:56am: Bear Hill Rd. @ W. Shore Rd.
6:57am: Bear Hill Rd. @ Lanes 10 Acres Rd.
7:01am: East Main St. @ North Shore Community

Amesbury
7:03am: Haverhill Rd. @ First St.
7:05am: Haverhill Rd. @ Spindle Tree Ln.

Merrimac
7:07am: East Main St. (110) @ Attitash Ave.
7:09am: 51 East Main St.
7:10am: West Main St. @ North Shore Bank
7:11am: West Main St. @ Locust St.
7:12am: West Main St. @ Merrimac Library

Rt.11 Bradford
First Stop @ 6:42am
6:42am: Ferry Rd. @ South Riverview St.
6:44am: Ferry Rd. @ Cross Rd.
6:45am: Cross Rd. @ Bradstreet Ave.
6:44am: 357-404 Farrwood Dr.
6:45am: 81-176 Farrwood Dr.
6:46am: Boston Rd. @ O’Leary Way.
6:51am: Oxford Ave. @ Bradford Christian Academy
6:54am: South Main St. @ Forest Acre’s Dr.
6:55am: South Main St. @ Presidential Dr.
6:56am: S. Main St. @ Kensington Ave.

Rt. 13 Bradford/Groveland
First Stop @ 6:47am

Bradford
6:47am: South Main St. @ South Central St.
6:48am: Salem St. @ Colby St.
6:49am: Salem St. @ Peabody St.
6:50am: Salem St. @ Curtis Ave.
6:51am: Salem St. @ Boxford Rd.
6:52am: Salem St. @ Carters Ice-cream

Groveland
6:54am: Washington St. @ Center St.
6:55am: Washington St. @ Main St.
6:58am: Gardner St. @ Pleasant St.

Rt. 14 Bradford
First stop @ 6:52 Am
6:52am: South Pleasant St. @ South Prospect St.
6:52am: South Prospect St. @ South Main St.
6:53am: South Main St. @ Ari’s Pizza
6:53am: Kingsbury Ave @ Coates Ln.
6:54am: Kingsbury Ave. @ Hyatt Ave.
6:55am: Kingsbury Ave. @ Lincolnshire Dr.
6:56am: Lincolnshire Dr. Chadwick Rd.
6:58am: Chadwick Rd. @ Boxford Rd.

Rt. 15 Haverhill
First stop @ 6:40 AM
6:40am: Main St. @ Smiley School
6:40am: Main St. @ Jaffarian Rd.
6:41am: Main St. @ Woodrow Ave.
6:45am: Rosemont St. @ Merrill Ave.
6:45am: 135 Rosemont St.
6:46am: 189 Rosemont St.
6:47am: Rosemont St. @ Oliver St.
6:48am: Hilldale Ave. @ W. Rochambault St.
6:49am: Hilldale Ave. @ Cogswell St.
6:50am: Hilldale Ave. @ Willie St.
6:50am: Hilldale Ave. @ Dustin
6:53am: Broadway @ Grove St.
6:54am: Broadway @ Chicken Connection
6:55am: 349 Broadway
6:55am: Broadway @ Carleton Ave.

Rt. 16 Haverhill
First Stop @ 6:48am
6:51am: High St. @ Arch St.
6:51am: High St. @ Temple St.
6:54am: Washington St. @ Observatory Ave.
6:55am: Washington St. @ Bartlett School
6:56am: Washington St. @ Consentino School

Rt. 17 Haverhill
First Pick Up @ 6:58am
6:54am Essex St. @ Locust St. (Maria’s)
6:58 Main St. @ 6th Ave.
6:58am: Main St. @ 8th Ave.
6:59am: Main St. @ 10th Ave.
7:00am: Main St. @ 14th Ave.

Rt. 18 Haverhill
First Pick Up @ 6:52am
6:48am: Brickett Hill (Condo’s)
6:50am: North Ave. @ Haley Rd.
6:51am: North Ave @ Northside Condos
6:52am: North Ave. @ West Gile St.
6:53am: North Ave. @ Tenadel Ave.
6:53am: North Ave @ Sagamore Pl.
6:55am: Lawrence St. @ Hamilton Ave.
6:56am: Lawrence St. @ Fountain St.

Rt. 20 Haverhill
First Pick Up @ 6:35am
6:35am: Lowell Ave @ Lansing Ave.
6:37am: Lowell Ave. @ Bates Rd.
6:38am: Lowell Ave @ Carleton St.
6:41am: River St. @ Hunter Ave.
6:42am: River St. @ Alpha St.
6:43am: River St. @ Bradley Ave.
6:45am: River St. @ Tobey Ave.
6:48am: River St. @ Thornton Ave.
6:50am: River St. @ Cheever St.
6:51am: River St. @ Florence Ave.
6:53am: River St. @ Hall St.
6:54am: River St. @ Red Hen
6:57am: 44 Merrimack St.

Rt. 21 Haverhill
First Pick Up @ 6:50am
6:50am: 211 Amesbury Rd
6:53am: Kenoza Ave. @ Longview St.
6:54am: Kenoza Ave. @ Triple AAA
6:56am: White St. @ Richdale’s
6:56am: Primrose St. @ Charles St.

Rt. 22 Haverhill
First Stop @ 6:29am
6:29am: Broadway @ The Grill Next Door
6:30am: Broadway @ West Church
6:31am: Broadway @ Andy’s
6:33am: Lake St. @ West Lowell Ave.
6:34am: West Lowell Ave. @ Colonial Farm Rd.
6:37am: Broadway @ Silver Birch Ln.
6:37am: 1047 Broadway
6:39am: Broadway @ Liberty St.
6:41am: Broadway @ Torosian Ln.
6:44am: Crystal St. @ Ruth Circle.
6:47am: Village Woods Rd. @ Old Yankee Rd.
6:48am: Fairview Farm Rd. @ White Oak Cir.
6:49am: 490 Liberty St.
6:50am: 369 Liberty Street
6:51am: Liberty St. @ Crystal St.
6:52am: Crystal St. @ Jericho Rd.
6:53am: Crystal St @ N. Broadway
6:56am: North Broadway @ Parsonage Hill Rd.
6:57am: North Broadway @ Diana Dr.
6:57am: North Broadway @ Rosewood Dr.
6:59am: North Broadway @ Mariah Ridge Rd.
6:59am: North Broadway @ Monument St.

Rt. 23 Haverhill
First Pick Up @ 6:45am
6:45am: Pilgrim Rd. @ Brook St.
6:47am: Hilldale Ave. @ Brook St.
6:48am: Broadway @ Oak Terrace
6:51am: Primrose St. @ 5th Ave.
6:52am: Primrose St. @ 8th Ave.
6:54am: Primrose St. @ 16th Ave.
6:55am: Primrose St. @ 19th Ave.
6:56am: Primrose St. @ Ringgold St.

Rt. 24 Haverhill
First Pickup @ 6:52am
6:52am: Summer St. @ Webster St.
6:54am: Summer St. @ Chestnut St.
6:57am: Mechanic St. @ Groveland St.
6:59am: Fernald Ave. @ Groveland St.
7:00am: Boardman St. @ Golden Hill Ave.
7:01am: Boardman St. @ Goodale St.
7:02am: Mill St. @ Belvidere Rd.
7:03am: Mill St. @ Arlington St.
7:04am: Mill St. @ Saltonstall Rd.
7:08am: Elliot St. @ Pear Tree Rd.
7:10am: Amesbury Rd. @ Amesbury St. (Next to Racing Mart)
7:11am: Amesbury Rd. @ Biggart’s Ice Cream
7:12am: Amesbury Rd. @ Atwood Rd.
7:13am: Amesbury Rd. @ Homestead St.


 
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Work Permits

Child Labor- M.G.L. Chapter 149, sections 56 through 105

Employment permits are required for minors under age 18. Employment permits must be issued for and maintained at the site where the minor is working. Employments permits are issued by the superintendent of schools in the city or town where the minor attends school or lives.

For more information on obtaining an employment permit, please contact the division of Occupational safety at 617.626.6975 or visit http://www.mass.gov/lwd/labor-standards/ ~ For Workers and Unions ~ Wage and Employment Related Programs ~ Youth Employment. 

Permits may also be obtained by appointment by contacting the Assistant Principal’s office at 978.373.4101 x254, or by visiting the superintendents office in the city or town of residence.

The Youth Employment Permit Application for 14 – 17 year-olds is available at http://www.ago.state.ma.us

If you need additional information please contact:

Assistant Principal’s Office
978.373.4101 x 254

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Alumni

Whittier Tech is not only the home of our current students but our alumni population as well. We are proud of the success of our alumni and want you to share that success with our community of students, staff, and fellow alumni. Whether you went to college after Whittier, work in your vocational/trade area or a combination of both - we want to hear about it!

Transcripts

Looking for official high school transcripts? Visit the Guidance page under Student Life to process your request.

Alumni Panels

Understanding that our students like to hear from young adults who were once in their shoes, from time-to-time we invite recent alumni back to speak to the students who are in the vocational area from which they graduated.

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If you are interested in being a guest speaker in your former vocational area, please reach out to Tia Gerber, Director of Community Partnerships.

Alumni Spotlight Series

We believe it’s important for current students to see what our alumni are doing! Through the Alumni Spotlight Series, we capture the careers and journeys of many of our alumni. If you are interested in being featured in one of our posters, please reach out to Tia Gerber, Director of Community Partnerships.