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On Thursday, November 8, engineering professor Fred Looft and twenty-one students from Worchester Polytechnic Institute visited the Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum.
On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 the Sea of Opportunities eighth grade class gathered at Children's Beach to race cardboard boats they designed and built in Egan Maritime's classroom.
On Thursday, October 18 Nantucket's newspaper "The Inquirer and Mirror" published an article featuring Sea of Opportunities students pursuing maritime careers.
Patrons are invited to watch the 2018 Lifesavers Recognition Day Awards Ceremony NCTV special online.
Partnering with all Nantucket middle schools, Egan Maritime shares island's seafaring legacy with students through experiential learning.
Egan Maritime members gathered at the Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum the morning of Friday, September 21 to start their day with stories of rescue and heroism.
Back to school and sailing, Nantucket students board Tall Ship "Lynx" for Sea of Opportunities field trips.
Doug Lindley, Andrew Trott-Kielawa, Jeff Turner, and Connor Ventling honored at 2018's Lifesavers Recognition Day for the heroic efforts.