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Career & Technical Education Skills, Knowledge and Work Ethic for the 21st Century

Denise A. Sullivan, Director May 2012

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CTE Mission Statement:

“Through the provision of challenging career & technical programs, we ensure that students possess the necessary 21st century skills and attitudes to achieve their maximum potential in a chosen career or post – secondary education.”

Program/Class Name 2011 May

Enrollment

2012 May

Enrollment

Animal Science 31 35

Auto Body 21 13

Auto Mechanics 47 50

Broadband 6 5

Computer Repair & Networking 11 18

Construction Technology 17 18

Cosmetology 33 30

Culinary Arts 61 56

Custom Fabrication &

Metalworking

14 14

Early Childhood 26 24

Graphic Design 11 8

New Vision Health 6 11

Health Occupations 61 73

Natural Resources 30 42

Public Safety Services 27 36

LPN 51 41

CORE 21 26

Community Based Work Program 17 16

GED 9 14

Pre Tech 18 27

Total 518 553



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Win, Place & Show at Skills USA 2012 Sullivan BOCES Career & Tech won multiple awards at the Spring New York State SkillsUSA Competition. Our team from New Vision Health won 1st place in the Health Knowledge Bowl Contest. The team members are April White (SW), Josue Ramos (TVCS), Robert Johaneman (LMCS) and Carly Klemen (MCS). They will be attending the Skills USA National competition June 24 – 28 in Kansas City, MO.



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Courtney Banks (RCS) won 2nd place in the Health Occupations Professional Portfolio competition.

Josh DeCarlo (LCS) won 3rd place in the Residential Systems Installation and Maintenance competition.

Honorable mention goes to Michele Edwards (TVCS), who came in 4th place in the Cosmetology Senior competition. Michelle scored a 92 out of 100 on the written exam, and had perfect scores in the both the updo and Haircut 1 practical demonstrations. Congratulations to all 22 of our students who attended the competition. They were exemplary in their effort and behavior on the trip. Special thanks go to lead advisor Aaron Ward, and teachers Lori Scardino, Robert Culver, Gloria Cahalan and Peggy Schleiermacher who acted as advisors and chaperones to the students.



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Upcoming Events:

May 22nd National Technical Honor

Society Induction Ceremony at RPEC

6:00 P.M.

June 8th GED/Alt Ed/Adult Ed Graduation at RPEC

June 20th CTE Recognition Night 7PM at Liberty HS

July 3rd LPN Full-Time Pinning

7PM at St John Street



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Alternative Education “The journey of our success begins with a single step…”

Linda Blanton, Principal

May 2012

Program Paid Slots 2010-2011

Students 2010-2011

Paid Slots 2011-2012

Students 2011-2012

High School 42 33 49 41



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Alt. Ed. 9/11 Memorial/South Street Seaport Field Trip Fay Cerullo and Gina Conroy accompanied students on a field trip to the 911 Memorial Site in New York City on 5/3/12. There were 12 students who participated in the trip. Students had to meet criteria based on attendance, behavior and grades in order to be eligible to participate in the trip. Additionally, students visited South Street Seaport where they ate lunch.

Top, left to right: Gina Conroy, teacher, Marcus Molina (LCS), Danny Ramirez (LCS), Nicole Rossomando (SWCS), Elissa Rivera (ECS), Jonathan Muniz

(FCS), Nicole Fontanes (MCS), Ashley Ferranti (MCS), Damien Bauer (FCS)

Bottom, left to right: Miranda Ward (ECS), Brett Davis (MCS), Mia Conklin, (RCS), Courtney Parlapiano (MCS), Fay Cerullo, teacher

This is a group

picture of our students and staff in

front of “The

Survivor Tree” at the 9/11 Memorial.

This tree was only

tree in the near

vicinity that survived 9/11. The remains

of the tree was merely a stump and

since 9/11, it has regrown to what it

looks like now in

this picture.



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Alt. Ed. Senior Symposium The Senior Class continues to work on completing requirements for graduation which has included; attending town and board meetings, course work, regents preparation, community service hours and credit recovery completion via the E20/20 computer program. The Senior Class recently "cooked a breakfast" and enjoyed some "down time" together. Currently seniors are being encouraged to consider completion of applications for scholarships and choose a class speaker for graduation.

Alt. Ed. Academics Janet Moglia's 9-2 Math Class recently achieved some academic success with test scores between 85-100 on a recent test. The class celebrated as a whole with a pizza party for lunch.

Alt. Ed. Caught Being Good

Ashley Ferranti, a 9th grade student from Monticello Central School District was the winner of the "Caught Being Good Award" for the month of April. Ashley has been an exemplary student this year achieving Honor Roll all 3 quarters thus far. Ashley expects to achieve Honor Roll again for the 4th quarter.



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On the horizon for Alternative Education...

� Regents � Graduation

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