BOCES
INDEX
Honoring our Retirees
Collaboration Helps Residents Achieve Dreams of Becoming Teachers
Middle School Science Fair: Inspiring Innovation
Kindergarten Graduation
Seventeen Students Step Up to Middle School
The Class of 2024: Celebrating Success
National Technical Honor Society
Empowering Futures: Career & Tech Center Graduation 2024
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July 8 - Aug 15 Summer School
Aug 22 County-wide Administrative Retreat
Sept. 2 Labor Day (BOCES Closed)
Sept 3 & 4 Conference Days
Sept 5 Classes Begin for Students
Oct. 3 Rosh Hashana (BOCES Closed)
Oct 14 Columbus Day (BOCES Closed)
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Linda Berkowicz, President - Fallsburg
Keith Stryker, Vice President - Tri-Valley
Carol Bliefernich - Eldred
Tammi Chabody - At-Large
Linda Fisk - Livingston Manor
Susan Horton - Monticello
Carol Park - Roscoe
Jackie Rutledge - Sullivan West
Anthony Sinacore - Liberty
Where Futures Begin & Dreams Are Achieved!
ABOUT SULLIVAN BOCES
Sullivan 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 enhance student success by providing quality educational experiences, that help students achieve their goals Our students learn hands-on practical skills, increase their knowledge base, and develop a work ethic for the 21st century
HONORING OUR RETIREES
As we bid farewell to the school year, we also take a moment to honor and celebrate the dedicated individuals retiring from Sullivan BOCES Their years of service, commitment to education, and unwavering dedication to our students have made a profound impact on our school community Each retiree has contributed uniquely, leaving a legacy of inspiration, mentorship, and excellence
“To our retirees, thank you for your hard work, passion, and the countless lives you have touched throughout your careers Your presence will be deeply missed, but your influence and the memories created will continue to inspire us We wish you all a joyful and fulfilling retirement,” said Dr Robert M Dufour, District Superintendent at Sullivan BOCES.
Teresa Barry, Food Service (24 yrs )
Laura Gettel, Career & Tech Ed (35 yrs.)
Debra Ladenhauf, Career & Tech Ed (22 yrs )
Madeline Paciga, Special Education (33 yrs )
Juan Rios, Maintenance (30 yrs )
Margaret Schleiermacher, Career & Tech Ed (26 yrs.)
Vicki Tripido, Special Education (31 yrs.)
Mary Lou Vernooy, Special Education ( 15 yrs )
Karen Werlau, Special Education (28 yrs )
Laura White Henderson, Special Education (17 yrs )
Elise Wilkerson, Special Education (27 yrs.)
Thankyou Thankyou
for your Knowledge & Dedication! Retirees:
Left to right: Margaret (Peggy) Schleiermacher, Karen Werlau, Elise Wilkerson, Vicki Tripido, Madeline Paciga, and Juan Rios Missing: Teresa Barry, Laura Gettel, Debra Ladenhauf, and Laura White Henderson
COLLABORATION HELPS RESIDENTS ACHIEVE DREAMS OF BECOMING TEACHERS
Sullivan BOCES, in collaboration with the MidHudson School Study Council and Mount Saint Mary College, has initiated an exciting new program designed to help residents achieve their dream of becoming teachers This innovative partnership aims to address the growing need for qualified educators in our county while providing a clear pathway for aspiring teachers to receive the education and training they need
The program is structured to accommodate a variety of individuals, including high school graduates, career changers, and paraprofessionals already working in schools who wish to obtain their teaching certification By combining the resources and expertise of Sullivan BOCES, the Mid-Hudson School Study Council (MHSSC), and Mount Saint Mary College (MSM), participants will have access to a variety of support to help guide them through the process.
On June 4, an informational session was held to give participants an overview of the program, available resources, and the opportunity to talk to the staff at Mount Saint Mary Since each educational pathway is different, the staff at MSM is working with each person to create a custom plan based on the individual’s existing educational portfolio.
If there are enough people to start a cohort, BOCES has offered to become a satellite location for participants to take some of their required coursework locally From there, they will transition to Mount Saint Mary College to complete their bachelor’s degree and teaching certification Throughout the program, the Mid-Hudson School Study Council will provide additional support, networking opportunities, and access to a community of education professionals
One of the program ’ s key components is the emphasis on practical experience. Participants will start by filling substitute positions, followed by internships and student teaching placements within local schools This allows them to apply their learning in real-world settings and build valuable relationships with educators and administrators This hands-on experience is crucial for developing the skills and confidence needed to succeed in the classroom.
The collaboration between BOCES, the MHSSC, and MSM College is a significant step toward addressing the teacher shortage in our region By investing in local talent and providing a clear pathway to certification, the program aims to create a sustainable pipeline of qualified educators committed to serving their communities
“We are excited to partner with the Mid-Hudson School Study Council and Mount Saint Mary College to offer this program, ” said Robert M Dufour, District Superintendent at Sullivan BOCES “This initiative is about more than just addressing the teacher shortage; it’s about empowering residents to achieve their dreams and make a meaningful impact on our schools and students ”
By fostering collaboration and investing in local talent, BOCES, the MHSSC, and MSM pave the way for a brighter future for our schools and community This innovative program is a testament to their commitment to education and their belief in the potential of every individual to make a difference
MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIR: INSPIRING INNOVATION
Once again, the middle school science fair was an engaging event that students will remember throughout high school. The fair not only encourages a hands-on approach to learning but also fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Students showcased various scientific projects, and others had the opportunity to participate in activities and experiments
Mr Malfetano continues to inspire his students, who presented their experiments, research, and inventions, exploring topics ranging from environmental science and biology to physics and engineering. Throughout the fair, Mr. Malfetano and his helpers conducted several experiments, pulling students from the audience to participate.
The event was a wonderful opportunity for students to demonstrate their hard work and creativity Parents, teachers, and fellow students marveled at the innovative projects on display The fair was a testament to the students’ curiosity and dedication, from projects that discussed plant growth to creating music to demonstrations of various robotics.
One of the fair’s highlights was a mechanical stake launcher. Under the guidance of Mr Malfetano, students launched a wooden stake from a wooden structure that they built to launch the stakes under pressure, similar to a catapult Another notable project involved a water transport system that could move water from one location to another using a PVC pipe, tubes, and a crank. The science fair also featured interactive booths where attendees could engage in hands-on experiments. These included building simple robotics, interacting with several reptiles, and exploring the science behind tossing a basketball into a hoop These activities made science fun and helped reinforce the concepts the students learned in the classroom The fair concluded with a rocket launch, a favorite among students and staff
“We are so proud of our students’ accomplishments,” said Mr. Malfetano. “Their enthusiasm and dedication to their projects were evident, and it’s exciting to see them apply what they’ve learned in such creative ways Events like this are crucial for inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators ”
KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION
entary Program at Sullivan BOCES held a heartwarming y for six kindergarten students advancing to the first-grade lack Education Center The event was a significant milestone emic journey Administrators, staff, parents, and family o celebrate the achievements of these young learners
with a welcome address by Megan Becker, Executive entary Program, who expressed her pride and joy in seeing the mportant milestone. "This is such a special day for our youngest d. "Today’s ceremony signifies the first of many graduation dents will participate in during their academic journey. We are uates "
embers captured the special moments on camera and e graduates The sense of school community was evident as her to celebrate the children's success
mony at Sullivan BOCES was a testament to the importance of ation and its impact on young learners. It was a day filled with or the future as the six kindergarten graduates took their first me of learning and achievement
e kindergarten graduates of Sullivan BOCES!
Left to right: Taseh Holman, MCS; Jo’siah Reese, FCS; Daquan Robinson, MCS, Jace Devito, MCS; and Anthony Sanders, MCS.
Missing: Alexander Aumick, SWCS.
SEVENTEEN STUDENTS STEP UP TO MIDDLE SCHOOL
On June 7, the Elementary Program at Sullivan BOCES held a Stepping Up ceremony to honor seventeen sixth-grade students advancing to the middle school program at the Rubin Pollack Education Center
The ceremony began with a welcome address by Megan Becker, Executive Principal of the Elementary Program, who expressed her pride in the students' achievements and the importance of this transitional moment "We are so proud of our students and wish them much success in middle school," Becker said "We will truly miss them in the elementary program "
One of the ceremony's highlights was a slideshow presentation featuring memorable moments from the students’ time in the elementary program. Photos and videos captured special events, classroom activities, and everyday interactions showcasing the students' journey and their bonds with their peers and teachers
Parents and family members in attendance were filled with pride and emotion as they watched their children receive recognition for their hard work and dedication Many took the opportunity to take photos and videos, preserving the memories of this significant day
Students Stepping Up
Judith Altman, TVCS
Joshuel Argenal, MCS
Jahdel Arroyo, MCS
Steven Boynton Jr , MCS
Bailey Callendar, FCS
Nathan Canales, FCS
Lucas Cox-O'Dell, PJCS
Makai Cruz, SWCS
Shane Greene, LCS
Faith Matthews, MCS
Kelbin Morales, MCS
Matilda Morcelo, FCS
Jasper Ramos, Ellenville CS
Gerald Stanton, SWCS
Michael Tenney, LCS
Isabella VanWolde, FCS
Brennan Young, Middletown CS
THE CLASS OF 2024: CELEBRATING SUCCESS
Sullivan BOCES held its commencement ceremony for the Rubin Pollack Education Center at the Clubhouse at Villa Roma on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. Family, teachers, and school administrators honored the fourteen graduates for their educational achievements
Susan A Schmidt, Deputy Superintendent at Sullivan BOCES, welcomed guests and opened the ceremony with an inspirational speech for the graduates. "You have faced challenges over the years, but you turned those obstacles into opportunities. You have experienced tremendous growth and celebrated various successes during your high school journey Your dedication, perseverance, and support network have helped you reach this milestone To the class of 2024, I extend my heartfelt congratulations Cherish the memories you have made, the lessons learned, and the friendships you have forged at Sullivan BOCES. As you embark on this next chapter, embrace the opportunities ahead with the same determination and passion you brought to this moment "
Brian Conaty, Sullivan County District Attorney, was the keynote speaker for the graduation Mr Conaty expressed his honor in addressing the students on this momentous occasion. "Today, we celebrate all you have accomplished and the beginning of a new chapter As you move on to the next phase, some of you will travel the world, while others will stay here to utilize the skills you have learned in school to make a positive change There will also be some who leave the county for a while to continue their education but will return home to help enhance our community."
He spoke of the future, emphasizing that your next decision and the one after that will shape it As Vietnamese peace advocate Thích Nhất Hạnh once said, 'The present moment contains both past and future The secret in transformation is how you handle this moment ' Mr Conaty ended by challenging the graduates to craft their futures with passion and purpose. "Dream big and dare greatly, as nothing is beyond your reach. Every choice you make from here on has the potential to craft a brighter future for all of us Congratulations, graduates!" said Conaty
The ceremony's student speaker was Jesse Guara, a Monticello CSD graduate During his speech, he spoke of his school experience before BOCES and never thought he would get to where he stands tonight "I was always the odd one out. I never did homework and constructed mediocre answers for schoolwork. In the end, poor self-management and low interest drove me to do the bare minimum "
In 2020, he had the chance to enroll in the Alternative Education program at BOCES Guara said, "When this option presented itself, I took it, seeing it as an opportunity to work toward an end goal of success during a time of difficulty. I became something new from this experience and grew with major thanks to the multiple perspectives of my teachers and what they thought could help me best I went on a journey of self-discovery and became something beyond what I could even fathom four years ago " He ended his speech with the statement, "As we come to the close of this ceremony, we look forward to the future for our graduating class, who will pursue great careers and fulfillment in many facets of their lives. May we hold our heads high onto the new horizon of endless possibilities."
Dr Robert M Dufour, District Superintendent at Sullivan BOCES, closed the ceremony with the following remarks: "Congratulations, graduates You have worked hard and overcome numerous obstacles over the years. Your hard work, determination, and perseverance have brought you to this significant milestone." He left the students with a poem from Frederick Amazing to remember when things get tough The Journey of Life - ‘Remember that every step you take, every move you make, leads you closer to your dreams Embrace the future with courage and confidence, knowing that life is a journey, not a destination '
"We are incredibly proud of all you've accomplished and excited to see where your journey takes you next. Keep striving, keep believing, and keep shining," said Dufour
Emily Walter, ECS
Farris Abu-Alghanm, LCS
Daniel Ellington, LCS
Joshua Lutz, LCS
Shayla Boyles, LMCS
Thomas Gale, LMCS
Semaj Daily, MCS
Jesse Guara, MCS
Lewis Hollister, MCS
Carlton Oney, MCS
Olivia Tagliamonti, MCS
Elizabeth Totten-Mitchell, MCS
Michael Weiss, PJCS
Ryan Whitted, TVCS C L A S S O F 2 0 2 4
School District Abbreviations: Eldred (ECS) Fallsburg (FCS) Liberty (LCS) Livingston Manor (LMCS)
Monticello (MCS)
Port Jervis (PJCS)
Sullivan West (SWCS)
Tri-Valley (TVCS)
NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY
The Career and Technical Education Center at Sullivan BOCES proudly inducted seventy-one students into the National Vocational Technical Honor Society (NTHS)
The evening began with Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of the Career & Tech Center at Sullivan BOCES, extending a warm welcome to attendees and acknowledging the remarkable accomplishments of the outstanding Career and Technical Education students He highlighted how each student has demonstrated exceptional effort and aptitude in their chosen trade and explained the significance of induction into the National Technical Honor Society for any Career and Technical Education student
During the ceremony, students Jillian Carlson from Livingston Manor CSD, Sarah Gorr from Roscoe CSD, Rachel Yusko from Sullivan West CSD, Ralph Cherubino from Livingston Manor CSD, Nicholas Foley from Tri-Valley CSD, and Sanna Woytowick from Monticello CSD elaborated on the significance of the NTHS and its components, including its purpose, colors, emblem, insignia, and slogan
Debra Heidt Dunwell, one of the Chapter Advisors, also highlighted the benefits of the National Technical Honor Society, emphasizing its seven pillars: leadership, scholarship, skills, honesty, citizenship, service, and responsibility, which aid students in becoming positive role models and honing leadership skills.
Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of Career & Technical Education and NTHS Advisor, concluded the ceremony by congratulating the inductees on their hard work and their installation into the National Technical Honor Society "This is an honor that you will carry with you throughout your education and career," remarked Molusky, encapsulating the significance of the achievement
“Welcome to the National Technical Honor Society,” concluded Molusky
2024 INDUCTEES
Allied Health:
Alyssa Gandy MCS
Isabella Velasquez, MCS
Malachi Smith, MCS
Animal Science:
Adrianna Garcia, FCS
Cassie Wolcott LMCS
Auto Technology:
Nicholas Foley, TVCS
Joseph Metz TVCS
Keven Padilla Perdomo, FCS
Ethan Whitted, TVCS
Rachel Yusko, SWCS
Basic Welding:
Rally Cruz SWCS
Alexander Daw, ECS
Josh Morabito, ECS
Logan Park, LMCS
Kain Quimby, ECS
Broadcasting/Music
Production:
Noah Call LCS
Estiben Escalante, FCS
Luca Larizzati, LMCS
Skylar Loyce, LCS
Elijah McCall, MCS
Cecelia Norris-Yanes, FCS
Construction:
Kelvin Turcios Mejia, LCS
Tristan Wingert, SWCS
Cosmetology:
Azyrah Daniel, MCS
Lianna Gissentaner LCS
Dallas LaPolt, TVCS
Lilliana Morton-Curry, TVCS
Kadi Simmons, LMCS
Aden Volpe, SWCS
Early Childhood Ed.:
Kimberly Diaz FCS
Krysta Hallock, LMCS
Liliana Ines Leon, LCS
Brianna Noller, FCS
Electrical Trades:
Haiden Sanders, TVCS
Emergency Medical Tech.:
Derek Moorer Jr , FCS
Georgia’Rane O’Brien, FCS
Ronny Rivas Guardado, LCS
Erika Terpstra, SWCS
Health Occupations:
Elmida Aguilar-Reyes, LCS
De’Anasia Banks, MCS
Ashley Bertholf SWCS
Nehemiah Damon, FCS
Ivon Diaz, MCS
Sara Fajardo Reyes, LCS
Mia Gorr, LCS
Jordyn Jones, LMCS
Erin Lenihan, LMCS
Francely Maradiaga, FCS
Melina Picard, SWCS
Jennifer Rios Nunez, FCS
Alexandra Rivera, LCS
Katiana Rodriguez, MCS
Ciarra Staudt, LMCS
Konnar Williams LCS
Innovative Design:
Michael Dunne, SWCS
Austin Johnson MCS
Jacob Lawrence, FCS
Liam Parks, LCS
Natural Resources:
Matthew Finnerty, MCS
Kal’el Reyes, ELL
New Vision Health:
Alissia Dubovici, MCS
Sarah Gorr, RCS
Mahi Patel, MCS
Nadiushka Rosa Gonzalez, FCS
Kritika Talukder, MCS
Public Safety:
Megan Bastone, MCS
Gabriella Canfield, ECS
Jeffrey Evangelista Jr , FCS
Kimberlin Malaga Gonzalez, LCS
Abigail Rivera MCS
Hannah Titus, MCS
School District Abbreviations:
Eldred (ECS)
Ellenville (ELL)
Fallsburg (FCS)
Liberty (LCS)
Livingston Manor (LMCS)
Monticello (MCS)
Roscoe (RCS)
Sullivan West (SWCS)
Tri-Valley (TVCS)
EMPOWERING FUTURES: CAREER & TECH CENTER GRADUATION 2024
On June 20, the Career & Technical Education Center at Sullivan BOCES held its Recognition Ceremony for 283 graduating Career & Tech students at SUNY Sullivan. The fieldhouse buzzed with excitement, cheers, and applause as the graduates walked across the stage to accept their certificates.
Ralph Cherubino, a Livingston Manor Central School District graduate who attended the Allied Health program, was the class speaker He spoke of how the students have reached a significant milestone in their lives and how the class stands on the brink of a new chapter “These past two years have been a journey of growth, discovery, and preparation for our future careers, and none of this would have been possible without the dedication and support of our incredible teachers. The experiences have equipped us with the knowledge and expertise to excel in our respective fields and instilled in us a sense of confidence and pride in our abilities,” said Cherubino
As he concluded, Mr Cherubino left his classmates with the following message: “As we move forward, stepping into the world beyond these walls, we carry with us the lessons the Career & Tech Center taught us. The skills we ’ ve sharpened, the knowledge we ’ ve gained, and the values we ’ ve embraced will serve as the foundation upon which we will build our futures We are ready to tackle the challenges ahead, innovate within our fields, and contribute positively to our communities Today is a celebration of our hard work, determination, and perseverance It’s a day to reflect on the friendships we ’ ve made, the lessons we ’ ve learned, and the dreams we ’ ve nurtured. Remember that our education here has not only prepared us for a career but also a lifetime of learning and growth,” concluded Cherubino.
After Mr Cherubino’s speech, BOCES Board members Carol Park, Jackie Rutledge, Keith Stryker, and Anthony Sinacore presented Ralph Cherubino with the BOCES Board Outstanding Career & Technical Education Student Award In addition to the President's Academic Excellence and Academic Achievement Awards, 31 awards and scholarships were presented to graduates.
During his speech, Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of the Career & Technical Education program at Sullivan BOCES, spoke of the profound growth and transformation he witnessed in each student He referenced how the CTE programs start with raw materials much like the initial stages of crafting bread He stated that each student entered the classrooms, shops, labs, and clinics full of potential yet unrefined
Through the passage of time and the direction of the CTE staff, the graduates evolved into individuals equipped with valuable industry knowledge and skills Like dough shaped and molded under skilled hands, each graduate has overcome challenges, setbacks, and uncertainties, emerging stronger and more resilient. Mr. Molusky concluded with the statement, “As you prepare to embark on the next phase of your journey beyond these walls, remember that your growth does not culminate with today’s celebration. Just as bread matures and develops richer flavors over time, your experiences will enrich your understanding of the world and sharpen your capabilities Embrace challenges with patience and resilience; they will further refine your talents and fortify your character Congratulations on your remarkable achievements May your futures be as fulfilling and impactful as the finest artisanal creations, enriching the lives of those you touch ”
Dr Robert M Dufour, District Superintendent at BOCES, closed the ceremony by highlighting how this class started high school during COVID, wearing masks. He noted that tonight, this class is the first to hold its graduation at SUNY Sullivan. It is the largest graduating class in BOCES history, with 283 graduates. “Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Reach for the stars. I wish you all the best, and everyone at Sullivan BOCES and our school districts is very proud of you, ” concluded Dufour
Cosmetology
Culinary Arts
Early Childhood Education
Automotive Technology
Broadcasting & Music Production
Construction Technology
Electrical Trades
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Fire Science (Possible for 25-26)
Health Occupations
Innovative Design
Natural Resources
New Vision Health
Public Safety Services
Welding
Allied Health:
Ralph Cherubino, LMCS
Dominick Deprizio, Jr , TVCS
Andrea Diaz-Rodriguez, MCS
Taylor Doty, TVCS
Isabella Francisco RCS
Alyssa Gandy, MCS
Daniela Pozo, MCS
Mckenna Sayer, SWCS
Allie Sierens, SWCS
Malachi Smith, MCS
Isabella Velasquez, MCS
Animal Science:
Madison Bertholf, FCS
Shayla Boyles, LMCS
Nevaeh Davis, LCS
Amelia Edwards , SWCS
Hannah Gill, LCS
Lyana Granados, MCS
Tyler Grimm LMCS
Tori Kaiser, ECS
Morgan Leis, TVCS
Joshua Lutz, LCS
Zoie Marks, LMCS
Lilyannah Millman, ELL
Camari Rogers, MCS
Milana Rykaczewski, MCS
Arianna Sanchez, MCS
Nadia Slater, MCS
Christina Stanton, MCS
Auto Body:
Ivan Barahona, FCS
Josue Campos, FCS
Ioannis Hallas, MCS
Alex Heredia, MCS
Tucker Katz, TVCS
Samuel Olivares-Reyes LCS
Joseph Rodriguez, Jr , TVCS
Shaheem Rutledge, MCS
Gavin Schlosser, MCS
Nicholas Thompson, TVCS
Diego Vasquez-Nunez, FSC
Auto Technology:
Connor Brocia-Johnson, LCS
Aiden Cruz, LMCS
Tahir Denton, MCS
Robert Donnelly, SWCS
Alyssa Gettel, SWCS
Darolin Gomez Arias, MCS
Maximillion Haas, RCS
CTE CLASS OF 2024
Auto Technology Cont.:
Ajani Hooks, MCS
Adam Houser, LCS
Donald Kuhn, Jr , ECS
Jake Luna Guzman, LCS
Ethan Miros MCS
Troy Nietzel, Jr , LCS
Daniel Omogbai , MCS
Raleigh Paynter, LCS
Jonathan Roycroft, SWCS
Michael Weiss, PJCS
Basic Welding:
Sebastian Berman, SWCS
Zaylee Cox, RCS
Rally Cruz, SWCS
Isaiah Degraw, FCS
Jakob Halloran, SWCS
Caleb Hovis, MCS
Aubrey Jett SWCS
Jose Joya Reyes, LCS
Matthew Lohmann, SWCS
Jonathan Morabito, ECS
Josh Morabito, ECS
George Nevin, Jr, MCS
Peter Norton, SWCS
Andre Nowrouzi SWCS
Jake Parks, LCS
Cameron Revicki, RCS
Gavin Rickle, ECS
Zachary Schwartz, RCS
Hailey Sheehan, RCS
Aidan Thomson TVCS
Aidan White, MCS
Kayla Wilson, SWCS
Sanna Woytowick, MCS
Broadcasting/
Music Production:
Michael Bryant, LMCS
Daniel Ellington, LCS
Estiben Escalante, FCS
Dalen Espie, Jr , ECS
Selina Fritz, RCS
Diego Gaona Quintanar, SWCS
Jesse Guara, MCS
Reece Hendrickson, SWCS
Blaise Maher, SWCS
Elijah McCall, MCS
Gavin McKee, LMCS
Cecelia Norris-Yanes FCS
Sayge Pascal, ELL
Construction:
Daniella Bell, TVCS
Joshua Belli, MCS
Cason Bolden MCS
Diego Bonilla, FCS
Luis Angel Bravo-Acevedo, MCS
Cristofer Deras Barrios, LCS
Jordy Fuentes Maradiaga, FCS
Steven Gil de Lamadrid, SWCS
Terrence Hayden, Jr., FCS
Lewis Hollister MCS
Christopher Morales, ELL
Junior Nathaniel Ordonez Bonilla, FCS
Angel Rodriguez, MCS
Isaiah Russell, ELL
Riley Totten, LCS
Kelvin Turcios Mejia, LCS
Landon Volpe, SWCS
Tristan Wingert, SWCS
Cosmetology:
Miracle Anderson, MCS
Emily Bou, FCS
Anyah Cato Lawrence, MCS
Lorena Chevalier, LCS
Sara DePace TVCS
Brianna Diaz, FCS
Hailey Evans, TVCS
Ciara Feliciano, FCS
Annmarie Flores, MCS
Jacalynn Frey, ECS
Aleida Hernandez-Vilchis, MCS
Kerensa Howard ECS
Rosa Elena Iniguez Gutierrez, LCS
Anyanka Leon, MCS
Melany Manzanares Orellana, LCS
Karen Martinez, LCS
Olivia Masci, ECS
Juliana Monroy Mejia MCS
Elyanna Ocasio-Lombardi, LCS
Kaylee Romer, ECS
Emily Walter, ECS
Tashia Whidbee , MCS
Nyasia Williams, MCS
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)
CTE CLASS OF 2024
Culinary
Arts:
Kyle Barnett, MCS
Alejandra Barquero Lopez, LCS
Jose Campoverde-Guzman, LCS
Brian Cando, LCS
Jocelynn Colon, MCS
Emily Curry, RCS
Emma Curry, LCS
Bradley Dubios, SWCS
Miya Ennist, FCS
Roger Fairweather MCS
Adrian Flores, MCS
Thomas Gale, LMCS
Briasia Gamble, LCS
Cole Guenste, TVCS
Jamie Hendrickson, SWCS
Aidan Herm, MCS
Michael Hillriegel, TVCS
Riley Melton, ECS
Isabelle Mentnech, TVCS
Kelly Moorer III, MCS
Emily Moreno, RCS
Destanie Morris, MCS
Logan Norman FCS
Abygail Nunez, MCS
Joshua Palmer, MCS
Gabriella Scanna, MCS
Abigale Smith, TVCS
Willson Torres Martinez, FCS
Irvin Valente Guzman, LCS
Benjamin Valladares LCS
Ah’myira Washington, MCS
Levi Werner, RCS
Ryan Whitted, TVCS
Early Childhood Education:
Shannon Ciardo, LCS
Dayna Clark, FCS
Semaj Daily, MCS
Liana Feliciano, LMCS
Jeamy Gonzalez Miranda FCS
Krysta Hallock, LMCS
Liliana Ines Leon, LCS
Karina Klimiuk, FCS
Kamaryn LaNoce, LMCS
Dania Maradiaga, LCS
Alexandra Mazariego MCS
Aryany Kristel Mercado Dubon, FCS
Ashley Sager Farr, TVCS
Stefany Sandoval, LCS
De’Andre Smith-Bickham, MCS
Sarahmae Talmadge, SWCS
Electrical Trades:
Matthew Echevarria, LCS
Roberto Menor Reyes, FCS
Emergency Medical Tech:
Bryce Corley, MCS
Rayanna Cottman, LCS
Damien Fletcher, RCS
Elizabeth Green, MCS
Darius Hope, MCS
Gabriella Jones, MCS
Derek Moorer, Jr, FCS
Maytte Morales-Romero, LCS
Georgia’Rane O’Brien, FCS
Ronny Rivas Guardado, LCS
Erika Terpstra, SWCS
Health Occupations:
Ashley Bertholf, SWCS
Vanity Clark LCS
Erin Cruz Resendiz, LCS
Kennyn Donaldo Garcia Bonilla, FCS
Sophia Jastrzebski, LCS
Erin Lenihan, LMCS
Emani Morcelo, MCS
Lesly Panama, LCS
Alexa Ramirez Garcia LCS
Caden Rickle, ECS
Alexandra Rivera, LCS
Sarah Williams, LMCS
Innovative Design:
Noah Baker, FCS
Hunter Curry, TVCS
Hannah Easop, MCS
Glenn Eggleton RCS
Kylie Feeney, ECS
David Fulton, SWCS
Jeffrey Herrera, MCS
Kristian Huttemeyer, FCS
Lauren Kiefer, MCS
Jacob Lawrence FCS
Rafael Liciaga, MCS
Jamel Linton, ECS
Devonte Perez, LMCS
Ethan Raykoff, TVCS
Kathryn Schuman, MCS
Jaime Smith, LCS
Natural Resources:
Keegan Baggatta ECS
Hunter Banks, LMCS
Joyce Brooks, TVCS
Robert Buck, RCS
Natural Resources Cont.:
Jayden Bush, TVCS
Nicolas Carroll, MCS
Brayden Conklin, LCS
Shayne Durbin, TVCS
Matthew Finnerty, MCS
Jesse Hahl, SWCS
Jayson Meola, RCS
Joseph Merton, MCS
Blaze Nolan, ELL
Samuel Perez, MCS
Bryce Rogerson TVCS
Jacob Ross, LCS
Jayden Siegler, TVCS
Travis Thorpe, ELL
Haiden Vail, LMCS
Jacob Wright, ELL
Anthony Zamenick, RCS
New Vision Health:
Nathan Borko, MCS
Jillian Carlsen, LMCS
Lorna DeWitt LCS
Alissia Dubovici, MCS
Isabella Fairfield, MCS
Mohua Gazi, MCS
Arianna Gonzalez, FCS
Sarah Gorr, RCS
Gabriella Jones, MCS
Michelle Lima Enriquez MCS
Mahi Patel, MCS
Christopher Pinto Lemus, MCS
Nadiushka Rosa Gonzalez, FCS
Erin Skinner, LCS
Kritika Talukder, MCS
Taylor Zirt MCS
Public Safety Services:
DeAndre Armour, MCS
Heidi Brown, LCS
Gabriella Canfield, ECS
Cameron Disimile, MCS
Logan Knibbs, ECS
Chase McFarland, MCS
Aaron Minton MCS
Madison Morales, LCS
Amiah Neails, MCS
Kevin Padilla Hernandez, FCS
Nevaeh Reyes, MCS
Mariala Saint-Eloi, MCS
Michael Vankleeck, Jr., MCS
Cristian Vargas Martin LCS
