This is due to the efforts of our Guidance Department. “Though, the interest has been very strong,” said Evans.
If families or students do not accept their offer of admissions they will go to the list and try to get other students in the school, said Evans. “We are prepared to offer acceptance in the very near future to a number of students and like last year it appears we will have a capacity-based waiting list, but we are looking to accept as many students as we possibly can,” said Evans. The school also allowed families to apply online admission. A majority of the students are from the City of Framingham. Students from Framingham, Ashland, Natick, Holliston, and Hopkinton apply to attend. Keefe Technical is a regional vocational high school in Framingham for grades 9-12. The Keefe Technical Guidance Department has done a “wonderful job” with having that line of communication open for the middle schools, said Evans.
“That is an incredible number,” said Evans.Īccording to Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education (DESE), as of October 1, 2020, there were 175 seniors and 225 freshman for the class of 2020-21. There are more than 400 applications for the ninth grade class for 2021-2022. “Even in a very unusual year where we have had mostly remote learning, we have generated what I believe to be a record number of applications from eighth graders in the district,” said Keefe Technical Superintendent Jonathan Evans Monday night. FRAMINGHAM – The Keefe Technical School Committee discussed admissions and enrollment data for the incoming freshman class, at its meeting on Monday, March 8.
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