Career & Tech Center: Program Brochure

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The Career & Tech Center offers high school students the opportunity to learn job skills through instruction, hands–on experience, and internships. All programs align with 21st century industry and learning standards, which foster college and career readiness.

If you are interested in participating in one of the programs offered at the Career & Tech Center, contact your guidance counselor. They will assist you in getting registered for the program of your choice.

For additional information about the programs offered through the Career & Tech Center, call.

(845) 295-4152 Jeffrey Molusky Executive Principal

Kristi Walls-Hewlett Guidance Counselor

Kathleen Wilcox Principal

Brianna Worden Guidance Counselor

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All of our programs include articulation agreements with colleges or trade schools. This gives successful students the opportunity to earn credit toward an associate or bachelor's degree while they are in high school.

Allied Health ... pg 2

Fire Science ... pg 26 (NEW)

Animal Science ... pg 4

Health Occupations ... pg 28

Auto Body ... pg 6

Innovative Design ... pg 30

Automotive Technology ... pg 8

Natural Resources ... pg 32

Broadcasting/Music Production ... pg 10

New Vision Health ... pg 34

Construction Technology ... pg 12

Plumbing/HVAC ... pg 36 (NEW)

Cosmetology ... pg 14

Public Safety Services ... pg 38

Culinary Arts ... pg 16

Welding ... pg 40

Early Childhood Education ... pg 18

Specialized Technical Education

Electrical Trades ... pg 20

Exploratory Program (STEEP) ... pg 42 (NEW)

Emergency Medical Technician

General Education Diploma ... pg 43

(EMT) ... pg 22

Student Organizations ... pg 44

Esthetics ... pg 24 (NEW) Non-Discrimination / Anti-Harassment Policy The Sullivan BOCES does not discriminate on the basis of an individual's actual or perceived race, color, creed, religion, religious practice, national origin, ethnic group, sex (including sexual harassment and sexual violence), gender, gender identity, sexual orientation (the term "sexual orientation" means heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, or asexuality), political affiliation, age, marital status, military status, veteran status, disability, use of a recognized guide dog, hearing dog or service dog, weight, domestic violence victim status, arrest or conviction record, genetic information, or any other basis prohibited by New York state and/or federal non-discrimination laws in its programs and activities including employment and admissions and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding Sullivan BOCES’ non-discrimination policies should be directed to the US Dept. of Education Office for Civil Rights or: Jennifer DeFrank Compliance Officer-Employee Concerns 15 Sullivan Ave, Suite 1W, Liberty, NY 12754 (845) 295-4057 | jennifer.defrank@scboces.org

Robert Dufour Compliance Officer-Student Concerns 15 Sullivan Ave, Suite 1W, Liberty, NY 12754 (845) 295-4016 | robert.dufour@scboces.org

Allied Health

The Allied Health Program is a career exploration program for high school seniors exploring health career options. Students will gain knowledge essential to all healthcare workers.

Through project-based learning, students will have the opportunity to concentrate their studies on a specific field or career area of their choice.

Clinical rotations/internships allow students to observe health professionals at work in a variety of settings. In addition, students learn critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills that are important in post-secondary education and in the healthcare industry.

Career Opportunities

Topics of Study Basic Anatomy & Physiology Integrated Math, English, and Science Basic Career Exploration/Internships Fundamentals of Speech (SUNY Sullivan) Advanced Career Exploration/Internships The Program offers three (3) optional college credits for Fundamentals of Speech through SUNY Sullivan. This course introduces high school students to college.

Students have the Opportunity to Receive Industry Certifications: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification First Aid Certification MedCA Certifications (EKG Tech and Medical Coding)

Anesthesiology Athletic Training Biology or Chemistry Cardiovascular Technician Counseling Dental Dietary Emergency Medical Services Healthcare Administration Lab Technician Medical Technologist Nuclear Medicine Occupational or Physical Therapist Paramedic Pharmacist Physician Assistant Physician Psychology Radiology Technician Speech Therapist Sports Medicine Therapy & Rehabilitation

Animal Science The Animal Science Program prepares students for career opportunities in a wide range of animal-related fields. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills to prepare them for entry-level employment or admission into a two or four-year college.

Students will learn about the anatomy and physiology of large and small animals, nutrition, safety, handling, livestock production, agribusiness management, and more. The coursework is arranged to provide students with a number of experiences and skill development opportunities based on their interests.

Students will be able to work hands-on within a Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE), applying skills in both the classroom and with industry partners. These opportunities include real-life experiences on working farms, veterinary practices, and organizations that utilize animals for educational experiences and support.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Alfred State College Morrisville State College SUNY Cobleskill SUNY Delhi

The species of animals studied include, but not limited to: Chickens Cows (dairy, beef) Companion Animals (small) Dogs Goats

Horses Pigs Rabbits Sheep

Career Opportunities Livestock Production Manager Laboratory Technician Animal Health Inspector Animal Shelter Manager Extension Educator Feed Sales Manager Stable Manager Trainer Veterinarian / Vet Technician Farm or Herd Manager

Students have the Opportunity to Receive Industry Certifications: Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Certification Youth for Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) Certification Master of Beef Advocacy Certification Bio-Security for Youth Caring For Livestock Certification

Auto Body If you are someone who enjoys working with your hands, has a mechanical aptitude, takes pride in your work, and is passionate about cars, then you might consider a career in collision repair.

This is a challenging, yet rewarding career.

General tasks of a Collision Repair Technician include: Estimating damage Straightening damaged bodies Removing dents Replacing crumpled parts beyond repair Mixing and matching paint colors Spray painting Refinishing vehicles to a lustrous shine Vehicle Wrapping & Computer Graphics Collision Repair Technicians can repair any type of vehicle, but most technicians work on cars and small trucks. There are also Specialty Technicians who learn to work on specific models, including sports cars and high-end vehicles.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Alfred State College Lincoln Technical Institute Morrisville State College

The program's coursework follows the framework of one of the industry's leading partners, I-CAR. I-CAR Refinish Technician Pro Level 1: A Refinish Technician at Pro Level 1 learns to prepare and prime vehicles and vehicle parts; use and maintain a spray gun; mix, store, and dispose of hazardous materials; understand the corrosion protection process; and sand, buff, and detail a refinished vehicle.

I-CAR Non-Structural Technician Pro Level 1 : A Non-Structural Technician at Pro Level 1 learns to remove and install trim and hardware, identify various vehicle materials, bolt-on parts, install movable glass, perform steel cosmetic straightening, and plastic repair.

Career Opportunities Collision Repair Custom Paint & Graphics Auto Glass Installer Insurance Appraiser Auto Restorations Automotive Dealership Welder Motorsports Fabrication Aftermarket Parts Installer Vehicle Wrapping & Computer Graphics

Certifications/Training: Snap-On Multimeter Certification OSHA 10-hour Safety Certification I-CAR Entry Level Certification Safety & Pollution (SP2) Safety Certification

Auto Technology The Automotive Technology Program at the Career & Tech Center prepares students with the skills and experience necessary to enter a variety of automotive fields as an entrylevel technician or as an apprentice.

The Automotive Technician makes a living diagnosing, servicing, and repairing vehicles.

The technician must be highly skilled and well trained. He or she must be a “jack of all trades.” A successful tech needs the skills of a Machinist, Plumber, Electrician, Welder, Computer Technician, and Bookkeeper.

Students are trained in a real shop. They will learn all of the basics of how to look up repair procedures, wiring diagrams and learn how to safely set up and operate shop equipment such as brake lathes, digital volt ohmmeters, vehicle alignment equipment, engine performance diagnostic equipment, and oxyacetylene cutting & welding.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Alfred State College Lincoln Technical Institute Morrisville State College University of Northwestern Ohio

The Automotive Industry is one of the largest industries in the U.S. A background in Automotive Technology will open the door to a wide variety of jobs within the field.

Career Opportunities Automotive Creative Designer Automotive Engineer Automotive Equipment Specialist Automotive Master Technician Automotive Parts Supplier Automotive Technician Bus and Truck Technician Diesel Technician Farm Equipment Technician Heavy Equipment Technician Motorcycle Technician Performance Motor Sports

Certifications/Training: Snap-On Multimeter Certification OSHA 10-hour Safety Certification

The Broadcasting/Music Production Program provides students with hands-on training to learn industry basics, including how to operate and maintain audio equipment currently used in the field. Students learn audio production terminology and techniques while also learning how to play instruments. Students are also provided with digital audio workstations to create recordings and podcasts.

This course also provides experience in the fields of radio, podcasting, and live sound. Projects not only teach students to explore writing, producing, and engineering music, but also the history of broadcasting and music.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Bryant & Stratton College SUNY Sullivan

Broadcasting / Music Production

Topics of Study Students in this program have the opportunity to work with and observe industry professionals in action.

History of Broadcasting Laws & Regulations Ethics of Broadcasting News/PSA Announcements Weather/Traffic Announcing Music Announcing Sports Announcing Broadcasting Styles Performing Interviews & Podcasts Character Development History of Music Production Music Mechanics Production & Studio Equipment Mixing & Recording The Business of Music Production Manufacturing & Distribution Marketing & Sales Live Sound Mixing / Engineering Stage Management

Career Opportunities Audio Producer Audio Technician Digital Audio Editor Instrument Technician Live Sound Engineer Musician Sound Designer Sound Mixing Engineer Radio Broadcast Engineer Record Producer Recording Studio Manager Radio Programming Director

Construction Technology

Construction Technology covers a wide variety of transferable skills and knowledge that can be used in the workforce or as a home owner.

Students may seek entry-level jobs or apprentice programs in the field of their choice.

Many students continue their studies in college or enter the workforce and use the experience to help pay for their college education.

Students will learn basic building practices in the fields of carpentry, plumbing and electric. Also included in the curriculum is Green building, industry innovation, operation of portable power tools, which provides students with numerous hands-on constructions opportunities.

Community Service projects provide a lasting memory and source of pride for students to look back on and recall their accomplishments.

Career Opportunities Carpenter Framer Plumber Electrician Roofer Building Inspector Cost Estimator Engineer Mason Building Maintenance

Certifications/Training: OSHA 10-hour Safety Certification

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Carpenters Local 279 Alfred State College SUNY Delhi

Cosmetology is the study and application of beauty treatments. Areas of specialty include hairstyling, skin care, cosmetics, hair coloring, manicures/ pedicures, treatments, and business skills.

The program is based on the Milady Standard Cosmetology curriculum. The instructors are committed to keeping current with the continuous changes and progression in the Cosmetology field. Students receive quality training in our industry standard salon.

Program Requirements: Students must complete 1,000 hrs. of instruction to be eligible to sit for the New York State written exam and a practical exam.

Throughout the program, students train on all the procedures required by New York State Board licensing and the five basic women's and men's haircuts including a men's electric clipper cut, as well as...

Advanced nail techniques Chemical texture services (hair relaxing & permanent waves) Facials and makeup application Hairstyling (formal styling, flat iron, & blow drying) Hair coloring (special effects: foiling- weaves and slicing) Hair removal (hot wax) Manicure Pedicure (care of feet) Paraffin treatment Shampooing Wigs and Hair extensions

Cosmetology

Clients from the public enjoy the student-operated salon. The salon provides students with hands-on experience and working with patrons, customer service skills and how to operate a business.

Students also observe and work with professional leaders in the Cosmetology field, attend the International Beauty Show in NYC, and participate in other field trips related to the industry.

Career Opportunities Cosmetologist Hairstylist Nail Technician Hair Color Specialist Educator Esthetician Makeup Artist Platform Artist Product Sales Representative Traveling Formal Stylist

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Bryant & Stratton College SUNY Sullivan

Culinary Arts The Culinary Arts Program at the Career & Technical Center at BOCES utilizes a hands-on approach to provide training in one of the most sought after career fields. Students learn basic theory of cooking and baking from our Chef Instructors. Students also learn Culinary fundamentals in our state-of-the-art professional kitchen. These fundamentals are then applied through hands-on practice and production during kitchen lab sessions.

Career Opportunities Baker Banquet Manager Broiler Cook Catering Manager Executive Chef Fry/Sauté Cook Kitchen Manager Pantry Cook Pastry Chef Soup and Sauce Cook Sous Chef

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Alfred State College Bryant & Stratton College The Culinary Institute of America SUNY Cobleskill SUNY Sullivan

Topics of Study The Food Service Industry Becoming a Culinary Professional Using Recipes & Cost Control Business Management Culinary Essentials Safety & Sanitation Tools & Equipment Knife Skills Cooking Principles/Methods Culinary Competencies Garde Manger Stocks, Sauces & Soups Fruits & Vegetables Grains, Legumes & Pasta Breakfast Cookery Sandwiches: Hot & Cold Fish & Shellfish Meats & Poultry Exploring International Cuisine Baking & Pasty Applications Quick Breads & Batters Cookies & Cakes Cake Decorating Pies & Tarts Yeast Bread, Rolls & Pastries Beyond Cooking Customer Service Nutrition Environmental Sustainability Menu Development

Certifications / Training: ServSafe Certification

Early Childhood Education

The main focus of the Early Childhood Education Program is to prepare students for careers in caring for and education of young children.

The Early Childhood Education program teaches the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of children from infancy to nine years of age. The curriculum includes using observation as a tool for assessment, the development of student management techniques, handling daily routines, and setting classroom limits. High school students learn how to prepare lesson plans and structure the environment to optimize student learning. Particular attention is placed on managing a budget to purchase educational materials that are safe and effective.

Early Childhood students participate in internships throughout the school year. Students work with three-four year old children in a childcare center environment along with Pre-K through 3rd-grade students in a public school setting. These students become an integral part of the classroom and work closely with teachers, support staff, and the children in everyday activities.

Career Opportunities Teachers working in childcare centers, elementary, and private schools Teaching Assistant/Teacher Aide Childcare Program Director Family Daycare Provider Au pairs/Nannies Social Services Worker Tutor

Related Careers Educational Referral/Resource Specialists Early Childhood Educators Designers of children's clothing, toys, and computer software Playground Designers Safety Testers for children's products Authors of children's books and magazines Children’s Artists, Illustrators, and Photographers

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: SUNY Cobleskill

SUNY Orange

SUNY Sullivan

Electrical trades is a field within the construction industry that offers exciting, high-wage careers in many sub-specialties.

Students will have the opportunity to work alongside industry professionals through meaningful Work Based Learning opportunities to develop the skills necessary to install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures. Students will also learn the electrical theory behind residential and commercial electrical systems, national code, and safety systems.

The employability skills taught during hands-on application will help students succeed as they venture onto the career path of an electrician.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: SUNY Alfred

Electrical Trades

Certifications/Training: HEAT OSHA 10

Topics of Study Students in this program have the opportunity to work with and observe industry professionals in action.

Basic Safety Construction Math Intro to Hand Tools & Power Tools Intro to Blueprints Green Building Practices Orientation to the Electrical Trade Electrical Safety Intro to Electrical Circuits Electrical Theory Intro to the National Electrical Code Device Boxes Hand Bending Raceways and Fittings Basic Electrical Construction Drawing Conductors and Cables Residential Electrical Services Electrical Test Equipment OSHA

Career Opportunities Residential Electrician Utility Worker Cable Technician Commercial Electrician Electrical Foreperson Inside Wireman/Outside Linemen Photovoltaic Installation Technician Low Voltage/CATV/Telephone/ Alarm Installer Energy Consultant Field Service Technician

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program is offered over one year of intensive study. The required 432 hours consists of: 216 hours of Health Science Core, 108 hours of clinical experience, and 108 hours of theory.

Through the integrated Health Sciences Core Curriculum, students will study communication concepts and barriers, teamwork, health maintenance practices, safety practices, technical skills, and employability skills.

The EMT Theory will cover topics including anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of different conditions, along with patient assessment techniques and developing a treatment plan.

Students will use these two academic components to apply hands-on skills during Clinical Experiences, where they will have the opportunity to work alongside professionals in the emergency medical field.

This program will prepare individuals to provide pre-hospital emergency medical care while working for an ambulance service, either as a career or volunteer. It will also give students the skills and knowledge necessary to pass the staterequired written and skills exams to achieve New York State EMT Certification and Certification as a First Responder (CFR).

Certifications/Training: Students who complete this program are eligible to take the New York State Certified First Responder (CFR) Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Examination *Students must be 17 years of age by June 30th of their senior year to be eligible for this program.

Topics of Study Taking vital signs and using diagnostic tools Airway management and oxygen therapy Cardiac arrest management and defibrillation Treatment of medical emergencies Medication administration Trauma management Assisting in childbirth Ambulance operations Medical terminology Healthy behaviors Diseases and disease prevention Health & safety practices and more

Career Opportunities Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Dispatcher Emergency Room Discharge Coordinator Occupational Health Technician

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Mount Saint Mary SUNY Sullivan

Esthetics The Esthetics program is tailored for individuals aspiring to specialize in skincare and appearance enhancement.

This program integrates a contemporary curriculum, rigorous safety standards, and cutting-edge equipment, providing students with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue successful careers in the field.

Students in this program will develop critical skills in nail, skin, and facial care, gaining a thorough understanding of skin structure, anatomy, physiology, and infection control relevant to the appearance enhancement industry.

Through comprehensive hands-on training, students will acquire the practical skills necessary for success as estheticians.

The curriculum is designed to reflect current industry trends and standards, ensuring that students are well-versed in the latest materials and procedures.

Work-based learning opportunities within our clinical setting allow students to apply their skills with real clients, thereby preparing them for entry into a rapidly expanding field. With an anticipated 12,400 job openings annually, the demand for skilled estheticians is significant, underscoring the value of this program.

Certifications/Training: S/P2 Cosmetology Barbicide NYS Esthetician License (600hr requirement)

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Based upon technical schools/colleges/ universities that currently offer Business/ Esthetics programs

Topics of Study Safety and Health Infection Control Anatomy and Physiology Structure and Function of the Skin Nutrition for Healthy Skin and Body Skin Disorders and Diseases Skin Analysis Superfluous Hair General Chemistry and as Applied to Esthetics Facial and Body Procedures Make-Up Techniques Business Practices Career Skills Introduction to Advanced Estetics and more…

Career Opportunities Licensed Esthetician Clinical Esthetician Esthetician Facialist Medical Esthetician Skin Care Specialist Skin Care Technician Skin Care Therapist Spa Technician Hair Removal Specialist

Fire Science The Fire Science program is designed for students interested in becoming volunteer or professional firefighters. The program consists of one year of study where students will work towards earning interior and exterior firefighting certifications.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Anticipated SUNY Delhi SUNY Sullivan

Certifications/Training: AHA CPR, First Aid and AED FEMA ICS-100, IS-100C & IS-700B

Career Opportunities Firefighter Military Firefighter Fire Dispatcher 911 Dispatcher Wildland Firefighter Forest Ranger Fire Investigator Fire Inspection Fire Marshall Fire Sprinkler Technician Fire Science Professor Emergency Service Manager Alarm Technician Safety Consultant Fire Engineer EMT

Upon successful completion of the Fire Science program, students are eligible to sit for the New York State Basic Exterior Firefighter Operations (BEFO) exam, followed by the SCBA/Interior Firefighting Operations (IFO) exam. The program follows the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control curriculum. Students who are successful with these exams are then qualified to take the National Firefighter 1 exam.

SCBA/Interior Firefighting Operations (IFO) Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations (BEFO) Hazardous Materials Operations Confined Space Awareness Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness

Topics of Study Introduction to the Fire Service and Firefighter Safety Fire Dynamics Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment Portable Fire Extinguishers Structural Search and Rescue Tactical Ventilation Hose Operation and Hose Streams Fire Suppression Technical Rescue Support and Vehicle Extrication Operations Foam Fire Fighting, Liquid Fires, and Gas Fires Fire Origin and Cause Determination and more

Health Occupations Fast track your healthcare career at the Career & Tech Center. Whether you are looking to pursue a two-year, four-year, graduate degree, or enter the workforce after high school, the Career & Tech Center’s Health Occupations Program can help you find your way.

The program allows you the freedom to explore various professions while preparing for employment or college.

Students learn through classroom, lab and internship/clinical experiences at health care facilities.

The first year of the program provides a basic introduction to health related careers and the second year allows students to explore a defined path related to their areas of interest. The structure of the program not only allows students to explore career choices, job shadow, and build a professional portfolio, but also gives students the opportunity to pursue various certification options.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Bryant & Stratton College SUNY Sullivan

Career Opportunities Anesthesiology Athletic Training Biology or Chemistry Cardiovascular Technician Counseling Dental Dietary Emergency Medical Services Healthcare Administration Lab Technician Medical Technologist Nuclear Medicine Nursing Occupational or Physical Therapist Paramedic Pharmacist Physician Assistant Physician Psychology Radiology Technician Speech Therapist Sports Medicine Therapy & Rehabilitation

Educational Paths Introduction to Health Occupations Prepares students with basic theory and lab skills related to the health profession Career exploration Clinical rotations in healthcare facilities Health Occupations II: Study of basic anatomy, nutrition, and other fundamental healthcare theory Training is specific to obtaining Nurse Assistant knowledge and skills Hands-on clinical experience pertaining to the duties of a Nurse Assistant in NY State Long term/acute care experience Upon successful completion of course requirements, students will be eligible to sit for the NY State Nursing Home Nurse Aide Examination Allied Health (Senior Program) Provides advanced study of related health occupations Tailored to individual student interests New Vision Health (Admission Process Required) Rigorous program for college-bound seniors interested in the health field Opportunity for advanced college preparation and career exploration

Certifications/Training: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification

Innovative Design

The Innovative Design Program is for students who are looking to enter the Digital Manufacturing and Gaming Industries to become Architects, Designers, Builders, Gamers, Landscapers, Makers and Engineers.

Utilizing modeling software and working with the latest technology, students will learn how to explore ideas, create plans and bring their ideas and drawings from two-dimensional documents to 3D models.

Digital manufacturing is the use of an integrated, computer-based system comprised of simulation, threedimensional (3D) visualization, analytics and various collaboration tools to create products. Manufacturing has moved from manual mills and lathes to computerized numerical control equipment and 3D printers. Today's manufacturers, whether they are making cars, airplanes, or iPhone parts, are looking for engineers, designers, machinists and computer programmers.

The areas of study for this program will include.

Sketchup Project Design Building Design

Game Design Auto Design Landscape Design

Game design is one of the most exciting and competitive careers in the world. For people with a passion for technology and interactive entertainment, video game design is a dream job, but even those with a slight interest in video games would jump at the opportunity to become a member of this fascinating industry.

Game Designers use a combination of technology, science, engineering, mathematics, design, art, and animation skills to create realistic action packed video games. In addition to the Entertainment Industry, game designers create interactive games for the Mobile Technology Industry, education, advertising and marketing, web design, and many other businesses.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: SUNY Morrisville SUNY Sullivan

Career Opportunities Adaptive Equipment Animated Video Production Architecture Auto Design Digital Manufacturing Engineering Fabrication Game Design Graphic Design Landscape Multimedia Art Robotics Web Design

Natural Resources The heavy equipment used in this program includes, but is not limited to: Bulldozer Backhoe Dump Truck Excavator

Front End Loader Skid Steer Utility Tractor

This program is designed to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills that will prepare them for employment and educational opportunities in the areas of equipment operation, maintenance and a variety of outdoor careers. Students will also learn to proficiently pilot unmanned remote aircraft (Drone) weighing less than 55 pounds to assist in the planning and design of landscape management and other related careers.

Topics of study include heavy equipment operation, forestry and logging, site engineering, equipment service and repair, landscaping and conservation practices.

Course content includes both theory and hands-on skill development for each subject studied. Major curriculum areas have integrated Math, Science, English, Safety, and career exploration components.

Career Opportunities Arboriculture Drone Pilot Environmental Protection Forestry Project Coordinator Heavy Equipment Operators Land Surveyor Landscaper Logger Natural Resources Management Nursery Manager Watershed Management Wetland Firefighter

Natural Resources is a two year program that requires students to work outdoors throughout the school year.

Community projects provide students with opportunities to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in practical applications.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Alfred State College Bryant & Stratton College SUNY Cobleskill

Natural Resources has recently teamed up with Kubota Tech to provide a unique opportunity to advance the training and certifications of students pursuing a career in the diesel equipment industry.

Through the National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3), students will work to diagnose, repair, and maintain many in-demand pieces of Kubota equipment. We now offer several certifications, including both engines and hydraulics. As this program grows, we will add additional certifications in brakes, steering, suspension(BSS), powertrain, electrical, preventative maintenance inspection, maintenance procedures, pre-delivery inspection, and assembly. These skills and certifications will lead to job opportunities through partnerships with our Industry Partners.

Certifications/Training: Kubota Engines Kubota Hydraulics OSHA 10-hour Safety Certification OSHA 30-hour Construction Safety Certification NYS DEC Storm Water and Erosion Control Certification Preparation for FAA Commercial Drone Operators Certification

New Vision Health New Vision Health is an academically rigorous program for college-bound high school seniors who plan to major in a health related field at a two-year or four-year college.

This program affords students the opportunity to work with and observe health professionals in action. In addition to classroom work, students participate in competency-based internships that allow them to observe healthcare workers in a variety of settings. Students also learn critical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills that are important in the health professions. This educational experience provides students with the necessary information to make a career choice.

High school credit given for: English 12 Honors Economics 12 Honors Government 12 Honors Anatomy & Physiology New Vision Elective Health Earn up to six college credits SUPA Public Affairs 101 SUNY Sullivan Fundamentals in Speech

Certifications/ Training: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Certification First Aid Certification Medca Certifications (EKG Tech and Medical Coding)

Admission Process Admission to the New Vision Health Program is very competitive. Successful applicants must demonstrate a strong work ethic and solid academic ability.

Admission criteria include: Passed all NYS Regents (waved for non-Regents years) Overall high school average of 85 or above Regents score of 80 or above in Living Environment, Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra 2/Trig Recommendation from a school guidance counselor and two teachers Completion of an essay on a selected topic Interview with an interdisciplinary team of teachers, guidance counselors, and administrators.

Some of the college degrees pursued by New Vision Health students include: Alternative Medicine, Anesthesiology, Biology, Cellular Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Counseling, Dental, Dietary, Exercise Physiology, Lab Technology, Microbiology, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Pathology, Pharmacy, Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy, Pre-Med, Psychology, Radiology, Sports Medicine, Therapy & Rehabilitation, and Veterinary Science.

Plumbing/HVAC Certifications/Training: OSHA 10 RIGID-Pres-sing for HVAC & Plumbing Copeland-HVAC/R Systems Trane-Sustainability, Residential HVAC

Topics of Study Basic safety Construction math Introduction to hand tools & power tools Introduction to blueprints Green building practices Orientation to the plumbing/ HVAC trade Industry Safety Introduction to electrical circuits Pipefitting and piping practices Sheet metal and duct fabrication Design and installation of heating and cooling systems

Gas and oil furnaces and burners Boilers and radiant in-floor heating systems Basic electricity Intro to air conditioning Refrigeration systems Air conditioning systems Motors and motor controls Drainage and venting Water distribution systems Residential Plumbing Commercial Plumbing OSHA

The Plumbing/HVAC Program provides students with the chance to obtain fundamental Plumbing/HVAC skills and enhance their employability, positioning them as valuable assets in the workforce.

Students enrolled in this course will acquire essential skills for the installation, maintenance, and repair of plumbing, heating, and cooling systems. They will gain comprehensive knowledge of HVAC and plumbing theory applicable to both residential and commercial settings, alongside proficiency in national codes and safety protocols. Hands-on training will impart employability skills crucial for success in the HVAC and plumbing technician career path.

The program emphasizes materials and procedures aligned with current green technology practices and industry standards.

Through work-based learning opportunities, students can collaborate with industry professionals, preparing them for entry into the rapidly growing field. Annually, there are projected to be 37,700 job openings, highlighting the demand for skilled professionals in this sector.

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Based upon technical schools/ colleges/universities that currently offer HVAC/Plumbing programs

Career Opportunities Residential/Commercial Contractor Residential/Commercial Service Technician Residential/Commercial Installer Utility Worker Facilities Maintenance Tech/Manager Refrigeration Technician Engineer Energy Consultant HVAC Service & Sales Technician Plumbing and HVAC Technician

Public Safety Services Public Safety Services provides training to 11th and 12th-grade students in the fields of law enforcement, security, corrections, and other public safety occupations. Students will also learn to proficiently pilot unmanned remote aircraft (Drone) weighing less than 55 pounds to assist in search and rescue and other law enforcement efforts.

Students learn in a classroom setting and through practical hands-on exercises pertaining to the public safety field.

Upon successful completion of the program, students receive industry-related certifications such as NYS Security Guard certification, AHA CPR/AED Certification, as well as multiple FEMA certifications.

Students will also have the opportunity to meet and learn from experts in the public safety industry and visit the following institutions: World Trade Center Museum Orange County Police Academy Sullivan County Courthouse

Certifications/Training: New York State Security Guard Certification CPR/AED Certification through AHA FEMA Certifications

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Bryant and Stratton College SUNY Delhi SUNY Sullivan Tompkins Cortland Community College

Topics of Study Corrections Concepts and Skills Court Systems Crime Scene and Investigations Defensive Tactics Health and Fitness (Home school P.E. credit) Police Concepts and Skills Security Operation

Career Opportunities Local, State, or Federal Law Enforcement Correction Officer Court Officer Forensic Entomologist Probation Officer Parole Officer Crime Scene Investigator Security Operations

Welding The Welding Program introduces students to the basics of welding principles. Students will learn welding safety and theory, metal preparation, measuring, cutting, project layout, blue print reading, in addition to basic metal fabrication.

This hands-on class will give students the opportunity to learn the different types of welding oxyfuel, Gas/Metal Arc Welding, TIG Welding, Shielded Metal Arc Welding, and Plasma Cutting. Upon completion of the fabrication unit, students will be able to safely set-up and operate various machines such as CNC, lathes, mills, and drill presses.

The first year of the program instructs students in welding safety and welding techniques utilizing the various welding processes.

The second year of the program further explores the arc welding process and prepares students for welding certification.

Fabrication is a significant component of year two. The blend of fabrication and welding expands student knowledge to manufacture and create unique welding designs.

Career Opportunities Automotive Manufacture and Repair Artistic Welding Equipment Repair Fabrication Welder General Manufacturing Industrial Welding Plumber Sheet Metal Worker Steel Construction Worker Underwater Welding

Certifications/Training: OSHA 10-hour Safety Certification American Welding Society (AWS) Certification

Credits may be earned from the following colleges after successfully completing the program: Lincoln Technical Institute SUNY Cobleskill SUNY Delhi

Additional Offerings

Specialized Technical Education Exploratory Program (STEEP) This exploratory/transitional program provides students in 10th-12th grades with employability skills. The program is designed for students who struggle with academic assignments but can excel with the opportunity to explore hands-on learning.

* 9th-grade student enrollment is subject to availability

Intended Enrollment

Areas of Study

This program would benefit students who are: Entering 10th to 12th grade* At risk academically Interested in skills development and hands-on learning In need of work-based learning hours/academic credits Preparing for the school-to-work transition Students with disabilities (IEP/504)

Students will have the opportunity to explore several career paths, including: Landscaping Woodworking/Carpentry Car Maintenance, Detailing, & Repair Food Service, Catering, & Preparation Animal Care and Husbandry School-to-Work Transition Skills

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Students in this half-day program will explore specific and targeted projects in several career paths to increase their knowledge and skills for post-graduation employment. Students will receive continuous support and modifications from a designated Career & Technical Education (CTE) instructor.

The students will spend time working on hands-on academic assignments and essential life skills each week.

The students will learn fundamental 21st Century employability career skills, including time management, work ethic, and interpersonal and communication skills.

Students will participate in assigned hands-on activities derived from current CTE program projects. Experiences will focus on each student’s strengths and interests to give them the opportunity and skills needed to succeed.

Student Benefits Hands-on training with state-of-the-art technology Integrated Academics (Math, ELA, and Science) Portfolio and resumes that will impress prospective colleges and employers Optional membership in the SkillsUSA student organization and National Technical Honor Society Min. of 54 Work Based Learning Hours The option to transition into a CTE program for their Junior and Senior year

Students can utilize their newly acquired skills to explore entry-level employment opportunities, a one/two-year CTE program, or transition to advanced technical training at the secondary level. The skills developed are based on the New York State Learning Standards for Career Development and Occupational Studies.

Yearly Academic Credit English Language Arts (0.5) Mathematics (0.5) Technical Science (0.5) Career & Financial Management (0.5 * one year only) CTE (2.0)

Additional Offerings

General Education Diploma (GED) Program The General Education Diploma (GED) program is designed to equip students with the skills necessary to successfully complete the suite of exams required for obtaining their GED, serving as a substitute for a traditional high school diploma.

The program emphasizes proficiency in four core subject areas, each corresponding to a separate exam.

Students have the flexibility to progress through the program at their own pace, tailored to their individual needs.

Subject Areas Mathematical Reasoning Reasoning Through Language Arts Social Studies Science

Application Process The Home School District submits an application for the student.

A visit is scheduled to allow the prospective student to attend a GED class, meet the instructor, and engage with the CTE guidance office.

A student intake session follows, involving the student, school district personnel, and parents/guardians.

Based on the intake, the student may or may not be accepted into the program.

Accepted students undergo TABE testing to assess their basic educational level, guiding the customization of the program to individual needs.

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SkillsUSA is America’s proud champion of the skilled trades. SkillsUSA is a student-led partnership of education and industry that’s building the future skilled workforce our nation depends on with graduates who are career ready.

SkillsUSA’s vision is to produce the most highly skilled workforce in the world, providing every member the opportunity for career success, using the following values:

Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, & Community Service The organization helps students develop SkillsUSA Framework skills that include personal, workplace, and technical skills grounded in academics.

The National Technical Honor Society is an educational nonprofit that exists to honor, recognize, and empower students and teachers in Career & Technical Education.

As the honor society for Career & Technical Education, NTHS serves over 100,000 active members annually in both secondary and post-secondary chapters across the country.

Students Recieve A lifetime membership with all benefits and prestige.

Letters of recommendation for college, training programs, internships, and jobs.

Additional training and resources are available through the NTHS portal.

Student Organizations

All CTE students have the option to be part of in the following...

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