Twenty first year students from Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute (CTI) are now members of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) following an induction ceremony that was held May 1 at the Conference Center.
Nick “Sunshine” Tokman, a cast member of the long-running Discovery Channel show “The Deadliest Catch,” visited Dutchess BOCES on May 2 to share his remarkable life story with students, while encouraging them to pursue their dreams.
The runoff election between Dutchess BOCES Board of Trustees candidates Mark Fleischhauer and Bryce Holland to fill the vacant seat has resulted in another tie. We are working with our attorneys and the State Education Department to determine the next steps. More information will be forthcoming. The election was to determine who will serve a term beginning 4/23/2025 and ending 6/30/26.
Students in the Fashion Design & Merchandising program at the Career & Technical Institute (CTI) strutted their stuff on the runway during the second annual Fashion Expo on April 30 where representatives from real fashion firms judged their designs.
Students, adults and businesses made connections at Wednesday’s Skilled Trades Fair hosted by Dutchess BOCES and Dutchess County Government.
Students in welding instructor Jake Maneri’s class at the Career & Technical Institute (CTI) find that his passion for the trade and his dedication to them creates an engaging learning environment for all.
Danielle Rocco accomplished a Dutchess BOCES Career and Technical Institute first. The senior from Rhinebeck High School is studying to become a nursing assistant and will be representing the school at the national competition in Georgia in June after taking the top spot in that category at the SkillsUSA Statewide Competition last week.
In honor of Earth Day on April 22, Resilience Academy students worked on projects that celebrated growth and sustainability.
Dr. Jodi DeLucia shared her vision for how Dutchess BOCES can grow to more completely serve students Wednesday night. It’s a mission that can be achieved, she said, through partnership.
The 13 Dutchess County school districts unanimously approved the Dutchess BOCES proposed budget totaling $115.84 million earlier this week. They also voted to fill three seats on our board.
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