Joseph Servodio, a 2013 graduate of the Career & Technical Institute’s TV & Film program and Hyde Park’s FDR High School, had a lot to celebrate this September. He won an Emmy award for his special effects work on the Netflix series “Ripley.”
Twenty-four brave students from across Dutchess County recently embarked on a four year journey, starting their ninth grade year as Dutchess BOCES Pathways in Early College High School (P-TECH) students. These pioneers are the first cohort to enter the program, which will allow them to earn their high school diploma and an applied associate degree in electrical technology in just four years.“I find electrical technology interesting because tech is part of our everyday lives. It’s so fascinating how something so small can be so complex and have so many functions,” shared Camila Juarez from the Poughkeepsie City School District. “I know that if I put in the effort in this program, I will be able to have a better future.
Are you interested in developing skills in carpentry, welding, auto repair, wiring or the culinary arts?
Consider taking a class at the Dutchess BOCES Adult Learning Institute this fall!
The first two of six forums focusing on potential future graduation requirements in New York State were held Sept. 10 in Dutchess BOCES’ Conference Center.
Four public forums focusing on potential future graduation requirements in New York State are being held in September and two in October for educators and residents of Dutchess County.
The start of our school year presents an opportunity to provide an update regarding our District Superintendent search. As you likely know, Tom Bongiovi, DS at Orange-Ulster BOCES, has been assigned by Commissioner Rosa as interim District Superintendent at Dutchess BOCES. We are most grateful for his assistance during this transition.
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