Sullivan BOCES Edge Newsletter - Summer 2023

INDEX

BOCES Bids Farewell to Long-Term Educators

Five Educators Newly Tenured Kindergarten & First Grade Students Graduate

Nine Students Say Goodbye to Elementary School

The Class of 2023: Ready for Life's Next Chapter

National Technical Honor Society

Career & Tech Center Recognizes 213 Graduates

Middle School Science Fair Engages Students

Seven Graduate from Adult Construction Course

July 5 - Aug 15 Summer School

Aug 24 County-wide Administrative

Retreat

Sept. 4 Labor Day (BOCES Closed)

Sept 5 & 6 Conference Days

Sept 7 Classes Begin for Students

Sept. 25 Yom Kippur (BOCES Closed)

Oct 9 Columbus Day (BOCES Closed)

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Linda Berkowicz, President - Fallsburg

Linda Fisk, Vice President - Livingston Manor

Carol Bliefernich - Eldred

Susan Horton - Monticello

Kenneth Hilton - Sullivan West

Carol Park - Roscoe

The Edge is a publication of the Sullivan BOCES Communications Division

Cathy Russo - Tri-Valley

Anthony Sinacore - Liberty

Simmie Williams III - At-Large

Where Futures Begin & Dreams Are Achieved!

ABOUT SULLIVAN BOCES

Sullivan County BOCES delivers a wide-range of instructional and management services to its eight component school districts and several other districts outside the county. Our three hundred staff members collaborate with our partners to create solutions to educational challenges, increase operational efficiencies, and reduce costs. We improve student success by providing quality educational experiences, helping students achieve their goals, learn skills, increase knowledge and develop a work ethic for the 21st century.

BOCES BIDS FAREWELL TO LONG TERM EDUCATORS

Sullivan BOCES bids farewell to several long-term educators this year It is bitter-sweet to see them leave, but everyone at BOCES wishes each a wonderful retirement

District Superintendent Robert M Dufour, Ed D said, "Your dedication to BOCES and providing quality education to our students is truly appreciated."

Thankyou Thankyou for your Knowledge & Dedication!

Retirees:

Joy Gorr, Central Business Office (29 yrs )

Bernard Lohman, Career & Tech Ed (21 yrs )

Susan McGrath, Special Education (19 yrs )

Ed Moran, Career & Tech Ed (20 yrs )

James Weiner, Special Education (19 yrs )

ATORS NEWLY TENURED

The BOCES Board of Education recognized five educators as they received tenure in their respective tenure tracks at the May Board meeting. These five individuals earned their tenure for their hard work, educational contributions to the students, and being valued members of the BOCES family.

“Congratulations on your tenure, I know that your colleagues think highly of you, as do the rest of us at BOCES, said Robert M. Dufour, Ed.D., District Superintendent at BOCES.

Missing: Tenure recipient Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of CTE

Jeffrey Molusky, Ed Moran, and Robert Dufour

Left to right sitting: Gita Schlesinger, Speech Pathologist, Nicole Gabay, Special Education Teacher, Stephanie Staudt, Teaching Assistant, and Kristin Quitoni, Special Education Teacher. Standing Board Members: Keith Stryker, Simmie Williams, Linda Berkowicz, Carol Park, Carol Bliefernich, and Ken Hilton.

Joy Gorr and Susan Schmidt

Megan Becker, James Wiener, and Robert Dufour

KINDERGARTEN & FRIST GRADE STUDENTS GRADUATE

On June 15, the Elementary Program at Sullivan BOCES held a celebration/graduation for fourteen kindergartners and seven firstgraders who will be moving up to the next grade within the Elementary Program at the Rubin Pollack Education Center Administrators, staff, and parents attended this joyous celebration

“This is such a special day for our youngest students. The ceremony signifies the first of the graduation ceremonies these students will participate in during their academic pathway. We are so proud of our graduates,” said Megan Becker, Executive Principal of the Elementary Program

Kindergarten Class: Walter Canales-Paz, Fallsburg CSD; Karissa Dinger, Monticello CSD; Mateo Flores-Bonilla, Fallsburg CSD; Jaden Rodriguez-Cortes, Tri-Valley CSD; James Ryder, Fallsburg CSD; Oliver Aguilera-Castillo, Fallsburg CSD; Amir Bolden, Monticello CSD; Evelyn Goodin, Monticello CSD; Messiah Liles, Monticello CSD; Maximus Scoyni, Monticello CSD; Kole Weekes, Port Jervis CSD; Masoud Bradshaw, Fallsburg CSD; Giovanni Oliveras, Sullivan West CSD; and Justin Worden, Sullivan West CSD

First Grade Class: Jaxon Hanley, Sullivan West CSD; Stephen Smyth, Monticello CSD; Zabdiel Reyes-Dubon, Fallsburg CSD; Aryan Ala, Liberty CSD; Jasiah Fredenburgh-Aquino, Liberty CSD; Michael Abrams, Monticello CSD, and Abdiel Reyes-Dubon, Fallsburg CSD.

NINE STUDENTS SAY GOODBYE TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND HELLO MIDDLE SCHOOL

On June 16, the Elementary Program at Sullivan BOCES held a Stepping Up ceremony for nine sixth-grade students moving to the middle school program at the Rubin Pollack Education Center Administrators, staff, and parents attended this milestone celebration

“We are so proud of our students and wish them much success in middle school,” said Megan Becker, Executive Principal of the Elementary Program. “We will truly miss them in the elementary program. ”

Students Stepping Up

Erick Aliers-Amparo, Liberty CSD

Jordan Ayala, Fallsburg CSD

Malik Bush, Fallsburg CSD

Daniel Edmonds, Monticello CSD

Alec Irwin, Livingston Manor CSD

Bruce Mckendry, Livingston Manor CSD

Anthony Sarno, Ellenville CSD

Emily Sheldon, Roscoe CSD

Jailyn Wanner, Walton CSD

THE CLASS OF 2023: READY FOR LIFE'S NEXT CAPTER

Sullivan BOCES held its commencement ceremony on Wednesday, June 21, 2023, for the Rubin Pollack Education Center at the Clubhouse at Villa Roma Family, teachers, and school administrators honored the nineteen graduates for their educational achievements.

Dr Robert M Dufour, District Superintendent at Sullivan BOCES, welcomed guests and opened the ceremony with a story of a little boy attending kindergarten for the first time The story spoke of how his father was fearful for his son as he was going to a strange place without knowing anyone at the school To do something to help protect his child, the father wrote the saying ‘You Can Do the Hard Stuff’ on a card and stuffed it in his son ’ s pocket. He told his son that this was his superpower and that if he was ever afraid or wasn’t sure if he could do something, to take the card out of his pocket and read it The boy carried the card in his pocket until he graduated high school The boy returned the card to his father at his graduation and thanked him Dr Dufour then handed each graduate a small card that said, ‘You Can Do the Hard

Stuff ’ He said, “You are stronger than you think, and you can do anything you want in life because you can do the hard stuff You’ve already done it, I know, you are here tonight, graduating,” said Dufour

Lieutenant Cheryl Crumley, from the Sullivan County Sherriff’s Department, was the keynote speaker for the graduation. Lieutenant Crumley congratulated the students and praised them for their success, and spoke of how the obstacles that they have overcome have made them stronger “Although the journey has been different for each of you, you have shown your strength and determination, and you showed up The most important part of life is showing up, ” said Crumley “You have overcome and persevered As you reflect on your high school journey, be proud of how far you have come. Now is the time for you to dream and set new goals Where ever your future takes you, let it lead you to new and amazing opportunities Class of 2023 – you ’ ve made us proud Congratulations on a job well done!”

The ceremony ’ s student speaker was Zachary Thiel, a Liberty CSD graduate Zachary spoke of the past three years he has spent at BOCES and how he learned a great deal and made many friends He congratulated his classmates and thanked them for always being there for him. He ended with words of advice for the graduates. “As you go off to college or work, never let anyone walk over you, and keep moving forward,” said Thiel

Anthony Sinacore, Sullivan BOCES Board Member, spoke to the class on behalf of the Sullivan BOCES Board of Education. He congratulated the graduates for their accomplishments and spoke of the changes and challenges the students have had over the past couple of years Mr Sinacore expressed his admiration for the students for their ability to adapt and overcome any challenge to get them to this milestone “As you move to the next step in your life - keep learning,” said Sinacore

Congratulations, Class of 2023!

CLASS OF 2023

Delyla Alger, RCS

Oscar Barrera-Campos, FCS

Evin Cross, FCS

Brian Detzauer, TVCS

Grace Gonzalez, SWCS

Rahmel Harris, MCS

Joseph Jadan-Chocho, LCS

Armando Miguel, LCS

Niel Patel, FCS

Xaira Sennett, SWCS

Hailey Shaw, RCS

Jadin Suarez, MCS

John Taurino, TVCS

Zachary Thiel, LCS

Adam Turk, TVCS

Gaibrul VanAken, MCS

Erik Vasquez, MCS

Gemael Wallace, Jr , LMCS

Stefano Zinas, SWCS

School District Abbreviations:

Eldred (ECS)

Fallsburg (FCS)

Liberty (LCS)

Livingston Manor (LMCS)

Monticello (MCS)

Sullivan West (SWCS)

Tri-Valley (TVCS)

Zachary Thiel

NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY

The Career and Technical Education Center at Sullivan BOCES inducted fifty-three students into the National Vocational Technical Honor Society (NTHS) The NTHS was created in 1984 to bring honor and recognition to one of the most critical segments of education, Career and Technical Education Induction into the National Technical Honor Society is one of the highest accomplishments bestowed upon a Career and Technical Education student

The evening began with Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of the Career & Tech Center, welcoming those in attendance and recognizing the accomplishments of this group of outstanding students, who have put forth a tremendous effort and have shown great aptitude in their chosen trade

Carla Granados a New Vision Health student f Fallsburg CSD, Addison Kidney a New Vision H student from Eldred CSD, Zandy Valencia Bam an Early Childhood Education student from Li CSD, Joseph Park an Innovative Design Studen from Roscoe CSD, Angelica Rothberg a Public Safety Services student from Liberty CSD, and Sanna Woytowick a Basic Welding student fro Monticello CSD each explained the different components of the NTHS and its meaning beh its purpose, colors, emblem, insignia, and slog

Debra Heidt Dunwell, one of the Chapter Advisors, also explained the benefit of the National Technical Honor Society and how its seven pillars (leadership, scholarship, skills, honesty, citizenship, service, and responsibility) help students become positive role models for others while encouraging leadership skills

Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of Career & Technical Education and NTHS Advisor, concluded the ceremony and congratulated the inductees on their hard work and installation into the National Technical Honor Society “This is an honor that you will be able to carry with you throughout your education and your career, ” said Molusky

2023 INDUCTEES

Animal Science:

William Chellis, SWCS

Nevaeh Davis, LCS

Amelia Edwards, SWCS

Dominic Gagliardo, LCS

Steven Gil de Lamdrid, SWCS

Hannah Gill, LCS

Zoie Marks, LMCS

Caleigh McDole, FCS

Keely Schock, SWCS

Auto Body:

Samuel Olivares Reyes, LCS

Auto Technology:

Alyssa Gettel, SWCS

Daniel Omogbai, MCS

Colin Phelps, SWCS

Basic Welding:

Patrick Adams, ECS

Bretten Benzenberg, MCS

Zaylee Cox, RCS

Vincent Mingo, TVCS

Jake Parks, LCS

Cameron Revicki, RCS

Ethan Williams, ECS

Kayla Wilson, SWCS

Sanna Woytowick, MCS

Broadcasting/Music

Production:

Reece Hendrickson, SWCS

Construction:

Terrence Hayden, FCS

Health Occupations:

Jillian Carlsen, LMCS

Ralph Cherubino, LMCS

Taylor Doty, TVCS

Isabella Francisco, RCS

Jordanna Martinez, MCS

Maytte Morales-Romero, LCS

Lesly Panama, LCS

Allie Sierens, SWCS

Innovative Design:

Hannah Easop, MCS

Dylan Evans Machacek, MCS

Kylie Feeney, ECS

Joseph Park, RCS

Natural Resources:

Corey Bedward, MCS

Robert Buck, RCS

Nicholas Carroll, MCS

New Vision Health:

Matthew Chigbundu-Obiokoye, LCS

Madison Clancy, MCS

Addison Kidney, ECS

Ava Toledo, MCS

Allison Weinstein, MCS

Public Safety:

Dennis Call, MCS

Madison Morales, LCS

Angelica Rothberg, LCS

Junior Nathaniel Ordonez Bonilla, FCS

Cosmetology:

Melany Manzanares, LCS

Elyanna Ocasio Lombardi, LCS

Early Childhood Ed.:

Kamaryn LaNoce, LMCS

Alexis Oshaughnessy, RCS

Jersey Rios, MCS

School District Abbreviations:

Eldred (ECS)

Fallsburg (FCS)

Liberty (LCS)

Livingston Manor (LMCS)

Monticello (MCS)

Roscoe (RCS)

Sullivan West (SWCS)

Tri-Valley (TVCS)

CAREER & TECH CENTER RECOGNIZES 213 GRADUATES

On June 15, the Career & Technical Education Center at Sullivan BOCES held its Recognition Ceremony for 213 graduating Career & Tech students at the Tri-Valley Central School District. The auditorium was filled with smiling faces, cheers, and applause as the graduates made their way across the stage to accept their awards and certificates

Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of the Career & Technical Education Center, opened the ceremony by welcoming the graduates, parents, board members, and school administrators to this joyous occasion. He spoke of the advantages of the hands-on learning the students received. Molusky explained how each graduate, regardless of their future path, will benefit from and be better prepared than most as they enter college or the workforce

Felicity Bauernfeind, a Sullivan West Central School District graduate, and Allison Weinstein, a Monticello Central School District graduate, were the class speakers at the ceremony Each spoke of their experiences at the Career & Tech Center, how attending BOCES has helped them determine their future career paths, and how beneficial and enriching their experience at BOCES has been

After the students’ speeches, BOCES Board members Carol Park, Jackie Rutledge, Keith Stryker, and Simmie Williams III presented Felicity Bauernfeind, Sullivan West; Matthew Chigbundu-Obiokoye, Liberty; Samantha Medina Garzon, Fallsburg; and Allison Weinstein, Monticello with the BOCES Board Outstanding Career & Technical Education Student Award.

When addressing the students, Mr Molusky stated, “Regardless of the path you choose, you will benefit from everything you were taught at the Career and Tech Center Your experience has helped ensure your pathway to further education, training, and sound employment opportunities Your work may result in dirty hands, sweaty brows, and aching muscles, but take pride!

These momentary discomforts signify an unsung hero who makes modern life possible The work you will do is incredibly honorable and necessary But most of all, you will enjoy the satisfaction of looking at your completed work and saying to yourself, “I built that,” “I got that working again,” or “I helped that person. ” Your hard work will not come without heartache, defeat, or challenges, but in those times, we learn and grow, building the strength and perseverance needed to set the footings upon which you will build your future success Above all, believe in yourself; you have the skills and qualities to succeed and be successful wherever the future takes you, ” concluded Molusky.

Dr. Robert M. Dufour, District Superintendent at BOCES, closed the ceremony with a statement from his mother, “Nobody ever does anything on their own ” He explained how everyone has had someone who has helped them in one way or another Dr Dufour then asked the students to stand and applaud everyone who has helped them over the years. “We never succeeded without others, and we must always be thankful to those around us who have helped us succeed. I wish you all the best, and everyone at Sullivan BOCES is very proud of you ” , concluded Dufour

Allied Health

Animal Science

Auto Body

Automotive Technology

Broadcasting & Music Production

Construction Technology

Cosmetology

Culinary Arts

Early Childhood Education

Electrical Trades

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Fire Science

Health Occupations

Innovative Design

Natural Resources

New Vision Health

Public Safety Services

Welding

The Career & Tech Center welcomes students, parents and school districts to come and learn about the programs available at the Career & Tech Center

MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR ENGAGES STUDENTS

The Middle School program held its Fourth Annual Science Fair on June 9. Students proudly demonstrated and presented their projects at the fair to fellow students, family members, and school staff

The room was buzzing as students visited each project and asked questions. Of course, there were several hands-on displays like the virtual sandbox, the bearded dragons, and the hoverboard, where students waited in line for their turn to see how the sandbox worked, pet the dragon, or ride on the hoverboard

The science fair, spearheaded by Science Teacher Adam Malfetano, is instrumental in engaging the students in the wonders of science and puts the students in the spotlight “The impact of the Science Fair is powerful The students are so interested and excited about the fair that even shy students are willing to talk about their projects,” said Malfetano

CONSTRUCTION TRADES COURSE

Earlier this year, BOCES and the Sullivan County’s Center for Workforce Development (CWD) created a construction training pilot to train adult residents in basic carpentry skills. Through this partnership, seven local residents had the opportunity to start the path to obtain a new career.

"This has been an incredible opportunity for these men, ranging in age from their 20s to their 50s, some single, some with families,” explained Center for Workforce Development Director Loreen Gebelein, who spearheaded this project “They should be as proud of themselves as we are of them!”

“This was hands-on training at BOCES’ fully equipped workshop, and these graduates are immediately ready to work with any number of employers, as the local building industry is growing fast,” said Community Resources Commissioner Laura Quigley

“We are proud of the seven individuals who have completed this program and wish them the best of luck and success as they continue to their new career, ” said Robert M. Dufour, Ed.D., District Superintendent/CEO at Sullivan BOCES.

“I’m grateful for the fact that this is a free program and is guiding all of us on to a career, ” affirmed graduate Ben Ziff, who will be joining a local union

“I’m thinking of going into maintenance, but I also just got my forklift operator’s license,” noted graduate Dominic Cabrera to cheers and applause from the audience.

“It’s great to see people who were looking for a path and to actually be given that path to a sustainable career, ” noted Legislature Chairman Robert A Doherty

“This is just the beginning of our partnership with the Center for Workforce Development and the County. Discussions are underway to provide future educational opportunities for adult learners, which will help build and maintain our County’s workforce,” explained Dufour

Allied Health:

Erika Allison, TVCS

Camila Gonzalez, LCS

Olga Gonzales Reyes, FCS

Novalyn Rivas, LCS

Eliezer Cubero Vargas, LCS

Derek Wheeler, LCS

Animal Science:

Ethan Blumenthal, LCS

William Chellis, SWCS

Alexandra Cogswell, LCS

Dominic Gagliardo, LCS

Azalia Graffeo, ECS

Dillan Hanslmaier, SWCS

Kayleigh Horvath, ELL

Caleigh McDole, FCS

Marayah Morra, ECS

Nataliya Parache, LCS

Destiny Pettus, FCS

Xaira Sennett, SWCS

Emily Rose Curry, LCS

Auto Body:

Oscar Barrera-Campos, FCS

Jose Bonilla, MCS

Joseph Brewer Jr., TVCS

Austin Dolfini, TVCS

Connor Evans, LCS

Luke Klein, FCS

Dylan Mitchell, TVCS

Niel Patel, FCS

Devaun Williams, LCS

Auto Technology:

Benedict Bergmanis, ECS

Chase Beseth, LCS

Louis Bilancione Jr , TVCS

Annabella Card, LCS

Nathan Coy, SWCS

Brandon Cuevas, SWCS

CTE CLASS OF 2023

Auto Technology Cont.:

Natalio Crespo III, SWCS

Rebecca Dalton, SWCS

Omar Delgado, MCS

Nathan Edwards, MCS

Ahmed Elakwah, MCS

Alfredo Arce Embree, FCS

Anthony Hamilton, MCS

Rahmel Harris, MCS

Jacob Harrington, MCS

Russell Hodge Jr ,RCS

Joshua Klaus, FCS

Matthew Klein, TVCS

Robert Kurtz, SWCS

Armando Miguel, LCS

Luke Oefelein, TVCS

Colin Phelps, SWCS

Zion Smith, MCS

Zachary Thiel, LCS

Shane Turner, SWCS

Rodney Wilson, SWCS

Malachi Wright, MCS

Basic Welding:

Patrick Adams, ECS

Aaron Altman, TVCS

Bretten Benzenberg, MCS

Christopher Brush, MCS

Michael Davies Jr., TVCS

Armando Diaz, LCS

Dominick Furlipa, ECS

Lauren Kirk, RCS

Nicholas Kirk, ECS

Morgan McKinley, LMCS

Vincent Mingo, TVCS

Reuben Rausch, ECS

Evan Skala, MCS

Victor Tyutko, LCS

Brooke VanAken, TVCS

Robert VonGerichten, SWCS

Synaida Wheeler, FCS

Ethan Williams, ECS

Broadcasting/ Music Production

Janessa DeGroat, SWCS

Samantha Medina Garzon, FCS

Grace Gonzalez, SWCS

Ava Hesse, RCS

Jackie Anne Horton, ECS

Construction:

Kaden Besson, TVCS

Anthony Llaguarima Chocho, LCS

Jeffrey Ferrufino, LCS

Michael Lauria, TVCS

Jose Martinez Hernandez, MCS

Denilson Turcios Mejia, LCS

Casimiro Pomales, ELL

Jorge Reyes, LCS

Cody Ricco, LCS

Darren Watkins Tejada, MCS

Micaiah Williams, MCS

Cosmetology Cont.

Jade Baker, RCS

Alexandra Barnes, TVCS

Rebecca Brewer, SWCS

Angelina Canfield, ECS

Victoria Champlain, MCS

Imani Gonzague, LCS

Serena Harting, SWCS

Gillian Ibarra, MCS

Alyssa Mahler, FCS

Maria Marrero, MCS

Mahetzin Leon Martinez, LCS

Stephanie Meade, LMCS

Keidy Escoto Morales, FCS

Jocelyn Mungeer, TVCS

Samantha Powell, RCS

Savannah Rose, TVCS

Sheone Santiago, ECS

Emalee Schleiermacher, LMCS

Jadin Suarez, MCS

Destiny Virgil, MCS

Ashley Wilkins, MCS

Culinary Arts:

Lacy Babcock, MCS

Kayalah Brewster, FCS

Andrew Figueroa, LCS

Cameron Gieger, SWCS

Matsuy Gutierrez, LCS

Dary Jadan, LCS

Sean Linton, ECS

Isiah Mateo, LCS

Alexus Parisella, LCS

James Paulding, MCS

Kailan Odell Schreier, FCS

Cameron Sullivan, SCS

Andrew Tejada, FCS

Alexis Williams, ECS

Andraya Young, MCS

Cameron Young, MCS

Early Childhood Education:

Zandy Valencia Bamac, LCS

Gabrielle Dilles, ECS

Mikayla Dirie, SWCS

Kaylee Feller, SWCS

Andrew Gaebel, LMCS

Daniela Iniguez Gutierrez, LCS

Ashlee Ladenhauf, RCS

Courtney Mikalonis, MCS

Alexis Oshaughnessy, RCS

Gissel Gonzalez Ramirez, LCS

Jersey Rios, MCS

Health Occupations

Felicity Bauernfeind, SWCS

Samantha Bonilla, RCS

Cheyenne Bound, TVCS

Shyann Boyles, LCS

Norlis Acosta Bustillo, LCS

Sierra Kaplan, MCS

Kaitlyn Lamantia, LCS

Jordanna Martinez, MCS

Brandy Salgado Perez , MCS

Rae-Lyn Stanton, SWCS

Suani Valente, SWCS

CTE CLASS OF 2023

Innovative Design:

Brooke Compton, SWCS

Logan Cox, MCS

Dylan Evans Machacek, MCS

Hailey Markle, ECS

Jacqueline McKay, LCS

Damien Northcote, LCS

Joseph Park, RCS

Jessica Ponce, LCS

Jordan Lopez Sanchez, SWCS

Weston Shaver, TVCS

Adam Turk Jr ,TVCS

Christos Vernezos, FCS

Natural Resources:

Eric Altman, TVCS

Corey Bedward, MCS

Lucas Herbert, SWCS

Jesse Hynson, TVCS

Colin Kavleski, SWCS

Briar Knight, TVCS

Jacob Lucak, TVCS

Jesse Payne, TVCS

Christopher Pinkerous, ELL

Abigail Post, RON

Adam Vandermark, RCS

Grant Watch, MCS

New Vision Health:

Madison Ames-Shaw, MCS

Erin Brawley, MCS

Matthew Chigbundu-Obiokoye, LCS

Madison Clancy, MCS

Meg Cruz, MCS

Carla Granados, FCS

Stephanie Granados, FCS

Jason Hernandez, MCS

Addison Kidney, ECS

Andrew Rein Jr , FCS

Sheila Smyth, ECS

Ava Toledo, LCS

Jayda Valentin, MCS

Allison Weinstein, MCS

Pre-Tech:

Delyla Alger, RCS

John Taurino, TVCS

Public Safety Services:

Ian Allard, LMCS

Wilmer Acosta Bustillo, LCS

Mariah Cadet, LCS

Dennis Call, MCS

Mackenzie Carlson, LMCS

Fabian Clough Jr , MCS

Michael DeFrank Jr , LCS

Jason Edwards, MCS

Sendy Ramon Fernandez, LCS

Xavier Footman, MCS

Ximena Garcia Gomez, LCS

Dylan Hardy, MCS

Gabriel Ivory, LMCS

Anna Klimiuk, TVCS

Holly McFarland, MCS

Zachary Miller, TVCS

Ashlyn Nivelo Cruz, LCS

Ryan Rampe, LMCS

Aaidan Rausch, MCS

Michael Razumoski, FCS

Angelica Rothberg, LCS

Anthony Hernandez Sandoval, FCS

Daniel Seminario, MCS

Dayris Valladares, LCS

Faith Velazquez, SWCS

School District Abbreviations:

Eldred (ECS)

Ellenville (ELL)

Fallsburg (FCS)

Liberty (LCS)

Livingston Manor (LMCS)

Monticello (MCS)

Rondout (RON)

Roscoe (RCS)

Sullivan West (SWCS)

Tri-Valley (TVCS)