THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2023 Page 15 Northeast Metro Tech Students Begin Second Year of Work at Revere History Museum RE-ELECT RE-ELE REVERE CITY COUNCIL Proudly Endorsed By: REVE School Committee Member Anthony Caggiano, of Revere, stands with Northeast Metro Tech students and staff at the Revere History Museum. Pictured from left to right are Caggiano, Assistant Principal Jack O’Brien, Eric Martinez, of Saugus, Justin Valerio Florian, of Chelsea, Lucas Subtil, of Woburn, Diego Ruiz, of Chelsea, and Carpentry Teacher Robert Calla. (Courtesy Northeast Metro Tech) WAKEFIELD – Superintendent David DiBarri is pleased to share that Northeast Metro Tech students have begun a second year of work at the 122-year-old Revere History Museum. Last year students in the Electrical Pathway put their skills to use as they replaced wiring in the museum. This year students in the HVAC Pathway will replace the museum’s HVAC system and ductwork, while Carpentry Pathway students repair surface holes that were created last year while the building was rewired. The Revere History Museum was built in 1901, and was previously used as a rectory by the Immaculate Conception Church before the City of Revere was given the property in a land swap in the 1980’s. The City then leased it to the Revere Society for Cultural and Historic Preservation, which converted the building into a 14-room Revere History Museum. While the building was successfully converted into a museum, and remains open today, Northeast Metro Tech students have been working with administrators at the museum to make GBLC | FROM Page 14 veterans. Rhalimi also prioritizes education and youth empowerment, aiming to collaborate with local schools and organizations to improve education outcomes and provide meaningful opportunities for your residents. GBLC’ endorsement is another addition to the list of Rhalimi’s supporters in his bid for Revere Council at-Large seat this November 7th , including former State Representative RoseLee Vincent, Ward 2 Councillor Ira much-needed improvements to the structure. “This ongoing project will now include two more sets of students using the skills that they’ve learned in class to renovate key portions of an important building in one of our communities,” said Superintendent DiBarri. “This is a learning experience these students will not soon forget.” “This type of project will be enjoyed by all the residents of Revere. They will get to see and learn all about the history of their community,” said School Committee Member Anthony Caggiano, of Revere. “This has also been a great learning experience for the students, as they don’t often get to work on such a special project.” “Hands-on learning and giving our students opportunities to put their skills to work are key components of education here at Northeast Metro Tech, and this project has been a great example of what our students can accomplish when they work together,” said Assistant Principal John O’Brien. To learn more about the Revere History Museum visNovoselsky, International Association of Heat & Frost Insulators and Allied Workers Union Local 6, Boston Carmen’s Union Amalgamated Transit Union Local 589, Roofers & Waterproofers Local Union No. 33, Northeast Regional Council of Sheet Metal-Air-Rail-Transportation Local 17, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2222, Construction & General Laborers’ Union Local 22. Revere General election will be held on Tuesday, November 7th it: https://www.facebook.com/ reverehistory. Paid for by CTE Marc Silvestri ELECTION DAY TUESDAY NOV 7 Like us on Facebook advocate newspaper Facebook.com/Advocate.news.ma ANGELA GUARINO-SAWAYA FOR COUNCILOR WARD 5 . Rhalimi is the ninth name on the ballot. TEAMSTERS ENDORSE ANGELA!
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