Dutchess BOCES

Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute’s Middle School Summer CTI Experience returned this year during the week of July 25 following a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Project Manager Tom Chesser, from The Palombo Group, and Brian Mangan from K, G & D Architects updated the Dutchess BOCES Board of Trustees on the progress of the capital project during its July 6 meeting.

New York State Senator Sue Serino honored local teachers with “A+ Teacher”awards in June, including five Dutchess BOCES teachers.

Thirty-five students from the Alternative High School and In-District Program graduated June 22^nd  during a ceremony that honored their perseverance and resilience.

Family, friends, and Dutchess BOCES staff celebrated the 19 eighth grade students who completed their studies at the Salt Point Center with a touching ceremony June 14.

Nothing can stop the more than 200 seniors celebrated at the Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute annual recognition ceremony on June 11.

One hundred and six students from the Newburgh and Poughkeepsie City School Districts had a chance to present their well-researched projects on everything from the cleanliness of Newburgh’s drinking water to gender roles at Dutchess BOCES’ Transformative Classroom Youth Conference on May 25.

Thirty five exceptional students at Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute were given more than $7,000 worth of awards generously supplied by community partners and businesses at the annual CTI Awards Ceremony on June 1.

All Dutchess County school districts celebrated high school students on Wednesday at the Dutchess BOCES Honor Student Breakfast held at the Pavilion at Brookmeade in Rhinebeck, N.Y.  County Executive Marc Molinaro joined superintendents and board members to salute the students and wish them well.

Rosa Celaya-Luis, a graphic design student at Dutchess BOCES’ Career and Technical Institute, is ending her high school career on a high note after completing a three-month internship with Rhinebeck Bank where she helped with a crucial project.

Three students in Dutchess BOCES’ Plant & Animal Science program scored high in the Future Farmers of America Agriscience Fair competition held May 12-14 in Syracuse.

For the first time since December, the Dutchess County Department of Behavioral & Community Health (DBCH) has issued a Public Health Alert regarding COVID-19 cases.  The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has now classified the Hudson Valley as a “High Transmission” area.

The National Technical Honor Society added 60 students from Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute to its ranks during a ceremony on May 5.