Worcester Technical High School student Michael Jette, left, laughs along with Edwin B. Coghlin Jr., chairman of the Worcester Vocational Advisory Board, when Mayor Timothy P. Murray when Mr. Murray said Mr. Coghlin worked liked a bulldog on the school project.WORCESTER— On a day heavy with accolade-laden adults, Michael Jette put in a good word from the students.
“Worcester Tech is No. 1 when it comes to preparing students such as myself to go out into the work force … or college,” said the confident senior at Worcester Technical High School.
Michael was a lonely but proud figure on the stage yesterday during a 90-minute dedication ceremony at the new Worcester Technical High. The $90 million school on Skyline Drive, the largest public project in city history, opened to students three weeks ago.
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