(Rome, NY – Jan. 2012) ACCESS Federal Credit Union recently announced the appointment of Sandra L. Reader to their professional staff. Reader has joined ACCESS in the position of Member Representative at their Rome branch.

Reader comes to ACCESS Federal Credit Union with more than 40 years experience in the banking industry, serving in varying capacities throughout her career. She most recently served as Vice President of Consumer Loans for Rome Savings Bank prior to its acquisition by Berkshire Bank. Reader said that she “hopes to use her vast banking experience to assist members and aid in the growth of the credit union.”

According to Thomas L. Owens, ACCESS President and CEO, bringing Reader on board serves to benefit both the credit union and the customers they serve.

“I am extremely pleased and very excited to have Sandy join our staff,” Owens said.  “I’ve had a great business banking relationship with her which started over thirty years ago when we both worked for the Oneida National Bank.”

Owens indicated that Reader is a “perfect fit” for ACCESS, in that she gives priority to honest member service and relationships over organizational sales goals. “I know Sandy is looking forward to getting back to ‘old fashioned banking’ where she will have the authority to serve her long-time trusted bank clients.  We are certainly looking forward to having her as part of the ACCESS team.”

In addition to her role as a banking professional, Reader is also an active member of the Rome community. She serves as a member of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce and Zonta International, currently acting as president of the Rome Zonta Club. Reader resides in Rome with her husband, Doug.

ACCESS Federal Credit Union is based in Clinton with branches in Camden, Oneida, Sherrill, Rome and Waterville. Everyone who lives, worships or goes to school anywhere in Oneida County or the City of Oneida are eligible to join.

News from New York State Division of Military & Naval Affairs

(Rome, NY – Jan. 26, 2012) Nearly 200 New York Air National Guardsmen, Canadian Forces members, federal civilians and guests were in attendance at the Radisson Hotel in Utica last Friday, Jan. 20, as the Eastern Air Defense Sector recognized its outstanding performers from 2011.

“EADS’ mission of protecting the eastern U.S. airspace requires consistent excellence from all of our staff,” said Col. John Bartholf, EADS Commander. “Our 2011 award winners distinguished themselves by going above and beyond our high standards and I congratulate each of them on their outstanding accomplishments and thank them for their extraordinary efforts.”

EADS employs more than 400 active-duty military, federal civilians, civilian contractors and part-time Air National Guardsmen and the unit recognized outstanding performers in seven categories. The categories were: company grade officer (junior officers below the rank of major), senior non- commissioned officer, noncommissioned officer, junior enlisted airman, honor guard member and honor guard program manager. The outstanding civilian of the year was also recognized.

Award recipients were:

• Capt. Aaron Mahoney, Camden, Outstanding Company Grade Officer. The chief of the weapons and tactics section, Capt. Mahoney successfully facilitated more than 150 training sorties and nearly 40 alert scrambles. He also serves as the Office in Charge of the unit’s honor guard.

• Master Sgt. Edward Rojo, Clinton, Outstanding Senior Noncommissioned Officer. An assistant flight superintendent, Master Sgt. Rojo managed the operational, administrative and personnel requirements for 40 Airmen. Master Sgt. Rojo maintains a 4.0 grade point average while pursuing a master’s degree in management and volunteers at a local Feed Our Veterans food bank.

• Technical Sgt. Justin Bush, Camden, Outstanding Noncommissioned Officer. A joint interface control cell officer, Tech. Sgt. Bush plays a key role in air picture management for EADS and its higher headquarters. A youth soccer coach, he is pursuing a master’s degree in education and maintains a 4.0 grade point average.

• Senior Airman Andrew Ross, Renovo, Pa., Outstanding Junior Enlisted Airman. A cyber systems operations journeyman, Sr. Airman Ross was recognized for his ability to quickly fix critical radar issues. Sr. Airman Ross recently received his college degree in applied mathematics, graduating magna cum laude, and tutors junior college students in advanced mathematics.

• Master Sgt. Thomas Whiteman, Rome, Outstanding Honor Guard Member. Master Sgt. Whiteman participated in more than 30 ceremonies and organized volunteers who contributed more than 800 off-duty hours to honor guard details. He also led a combined fire, police and military color guard for the 9-11 10th anniversary commemoration in Rome.

• Master Sgt. Jeffrey Lamarche, Deansboro, Outstanding Honor Guard Program Manager. In addition to organizing and coordinating honor guard schedules, Master Sgt. Lamarche personally participated in 65 percent of EADS honor guard details, including 35 funerals. Master Sgt. Lamarche was also named outstanding Honor Guard Program Manager for New York State for the second consecutive year.

• Krispen Dorfman, Rome, Outstanding Civilian. A resource advisor and information technology specialist, Dorfman is responsible for the operations division budget and oversees a wide variety of supporting tasks. This is the third consecutive year that Dorfman has been named EADS Outstanding Civilian.

A number of distinguished guests also attended the awards banquet. Brig. Gen. Anthony P. German, Chief of Staff, New York Air National Guard (NYANG) and Chief Master Sgt. Richard, the NYANG’s Command Chief, were in attendance. Chief Master Sgt. Christopher E. Muncy, the Senior Enlisted Leader for the National Guard Bureau, was the featured speaker.

The Eastern Air Defense Sector is headquartered at Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome. Staffed by active-duty New York Air National Guardsmen and a Canadian Forces detachment, the unit supports the North American Aerospace Defense Command’s (NORAD) integrated warning and attack assessment missions and the U.S. Northern Command’s (USNORTHCOM) homeland defense mission. EADS is responsible for air sovereignty and counter-air operations over the eastern United States and directs a variety of assets to defend one million square miles of land and sea.

(Jan. 17, 2012)  Tops Friendly Markets and Wegmans have teamed up with the Food Bank of Central New York again this year to help eliminate hunger in our community through the Check Out Hunger Campaign.  Tops Friendly Markets and Wegmans stores throughout central and northern New York will accept $2, $3 and $5 donations beginning Jan. 22.

Through the Check Out Hunger program, customers can have store cashiers add the donation to their grocery bill at the check-out with all proceeds going directly to the Food Bank of Central New York.

The campaign runs through the following dates:

Tops Friendly Markets – Jan. 22 to Feb. 11

Wegmans – Jan. 22 to Feb. 25

“We are thankful for great corporate partners like Wegmans and Tops Friendly Markets.  Their support of our year-round hunger relief efforts, especially through the Check Out Hunger campaign, means that we are able to continue to distribute nutritious food and provide nutrition education in our 11-county service area,” said Thomas Slater, executive director at the Food Bank of Central New York.

For more information regarding the Food Bank of Central New York or Check Out Hunger, please contact Lynn Hy at 437-1899 ext. 147 or lhy@foodbankcny.org.

(Utica, NY – Dec. 2011) On Saturday, Dec. 17 the Oneida County Public Market moves indoors at the historic Utica Train Station.  A wide variety of arts and crafts vendors will also be on hand.

The market will run from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Shop for a variety of local foods including meats, dairy products, baked goods, produce and wine.  This is a great opportunity to shop for unique Christmas gifts and decorations.

Enjoy Christmas music provided by the Camden High School String Ensemble.

(Dec. 5, 2011) To help “kick-off” recycling and waste reduction programs this fall, the Oneida-Herkimer Solid Waste Authority teamed up with Nike Reuse-A-Shoe to conduct sneaker drives in local schools. The initiative was offered to all public and private K-12 schools buildings in Oneida and Herkimer Counties.

Schools were asked to collect as many worn out sneakers as possible, instead of throwing them in the trash.  Then, OHSWA collected and sent the sneakers to Nike Reuse-A-Shoe to be recycled into rubber, foam and fiber materials used for building new places, such as playgrounds, running tracks, football fields, basketball courts and more.

The purpose of this program was to continue to raise student and community awareness of reducing, reusing and recycling.

Fifteen schools in the region participated in the program this fall. Many schools had Student Councils, Green Teams, and other Environmental Clubs take charge of the program.

“Some schools developed contests for the program that helped increase participation and awareness as well,” said Jamie Tuttle, Authority School Recycling Coordinator. “Keeping students thinking and excited about recycling only helps us spread awareness and increase recycling efforts.”

Through promoting this program, students have been motivated to think “outside of the box” and realize that there are many items outside of paper, plastic, metal and glass that can be reused or recycled.

“Once items are past the point of being reused, we hope that our residents look to our many recycling opportunities before they settle for the trash can,” stated Tuttle.

This initiative has allowed schools in the region to work together for the same cause—promoting environmental stewardship, diverting waste from our landfill and conserving natural resources and energy.

The cooperative efforts between participating schools proved to be successful as OHSWA collected almost 1,000 pairs of sneakers from participating schools during the last week of November. The amount of sneakers collected weighed approximately one ton.

“The schools that participated should be very proud,” continued Tuttle. “This is a perfect example of how people can come together to make a big difference through simple actions.”

*The 15 schools that participated are as follows:

1.       Poland Central School

2.       Holland Patent Middle School

3.       Dolgeville Elementary School

4.       Clinton Middle and High School

5.       Jones Elementary School (Utica)

6.       Staley Upper Elementary School (Rome)

7.       Camden Elementary School

8.       Jarvis Junior/Senior High School (Mohawk)

9.       New York Mills Central School

10.   West Canada Valley

11.   Camden Middle School

12.   Harts Hill Elementary

13.   Marcy Elementary

14.   Ridge Mills Elementary

15.   Sauquoit Valley Middle School

(Sylvan Beach, NY – Dec. 5, 2011) The State Police in Sylvan Beach hold active warrants on the below listed subjects. In most cases these people have failed to pay fines or have failed to appear in court after having been arrested.

The State Police are requesting the public’s assistance in locating these people. Anyone who can provide information regarding any of these subjects is asked to contact the State Police at the Sylvan Beach barracks at 762-4441.

The names, last known address, arrested for and court appearances are as follows:

Johnathan Arbes, 10156 Coal Hill Road, Taberg, third-degree AUO, town of Lee Court.

George Ballou, 11 Wolcott St., Camden, DWI, Camden Court.

Gary Bergeron, 34 Hope St., Greenfield, Mass., third-degree AUO, Vienna court.

John Bielby, 3717 McConnellsville Road, Blossvale, third-degree AUO, Sylvan Beach Court.

Robert Campbell, 9 College View Dr., Albany, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Travis Clute, 7323 Seifert Ave., Rome, third-degree AUO, town of Lee Court.

Joemaine Coleman, 345 Northlake St., Sylvan Beach, third-degree AUO, Sylvan Beach.

Sara Coonrod, 233 Wilson St., Oneida, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Anthony Duncan, 7438 Lake St., Cleveland, DWI, Verona Court.

Christopher Duncan, 333 North Levitt St., Rome, third-degree AUO, Vienna Court.

Travis Ellsworth, 7930 John Huss Ave., Bridgeport, Petit Larceny, Sylvan Beach Court.

Jordanna Engel, 785 Fyler Road, Kirkville, DWI, Verona Court.

Samantha Ferlo, 8117 West Thomas St., Rome, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Jack Fisher, 1624 West Genesee St., Syracuse, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

George Foster, 745 Sickle Hill Road, Berne, third-degree Assault, Town of Lee Court.

Danny Fuller, 103 Sol-Davis Road, Williamstown, third-degree AUO, Camden Court.

Gary Goldthwait, 710 Hickory St., Syracuse, Disorderly Conduct, Sylvan Beach Court.

Reyes Gonzalez, 8723 Preston Hill, Camden, DWI, Vienna Town Court.

Jerry Holmes, 410 Embargo St., Rome, Petit Larceny, Town of Lee Court.

Dametrias Jones, 739 West Dominick St., Rome, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Elliemae Jones, 8244 Deeley Road, Blossvale, second-degree Harassment, Sylvan Beach Court.

Kenneth Keehner, 3431 Center St., Durhamville, second-degree Harassment, Sylvan Beach Court.

Robert Laubengayer, 109 Brookline Road, Syracuse, Disorderly Conduct, Sylvan Beach Court.

William Libby, 409 W. Embargo St., Rome, False Statement, town of Lee Court.

Brandan Lindsey, 2068 Route 49, West Monroe, Assault, Vienna Town Court.

Alonzo Loaiza, 1500 Main St., Sylvan Beach, Disorderly Conduct, Sylvan Beach Court.

Gene Maine, 361 State Route 31, Bridgeport, Disorderly Conduct, Sylvan Beach Court.

Antonia Mantaro, 161 Cresline Dr., Syracuse, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Joshua McKerchie, 108 N. Doxtator St., Rome, Menacing, Vienna Town Court.

Kyle Mitchell, 2807 State Route 69, Camden, Disorderly Conduct, Camden Court.

Michael Mitchell, 346 Lenox Ave., Oneida, second-degree AUO, Sylvan Beach Court.

Brad Muncy, 1024 8^th St., Hunnington, WV, Trespass, Sylvan Beach Court.

Kirsten Murrel, 1007 N. Townsend St., Syracuse, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Nicole Odell, 560 Westmount St., Rochester, Aggravated Harassment, Vienna Town Court.

Arnold Olson, 41 Davis St., Johnson City, Harassment, Sylvan Beach Court.

Asmira Palic, 1119 Hilton Ave., Utica, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Michael Perron, 5432 Lee Valley Road, Lee Center, Public Health Law, town of Lee Court.

Anthony Pierce, 153 Bloomfield St. Richfield Springs, Trespass, Sylvan Beach Court.

Mathew Relyea, 3505 Oswego Road, Blossvale, third-degree AUO, Sylvan Beach Court.

Derek Rougeux, 1828 State Route 69, Camden, DWI, Sylvan Beach Court.

Gergory Saez, 434 Washington Ave., Oneida, DWI, Verona Town Court.

Gilbert Salazar, 209 Yates St., Apt. 2, East Syracuse, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Jerry Sequin, 120 Dryden Ave., Utica, Disorderly Conduct, Sylvan Beach Court.

Zachary Snyder, 117 Old Farms Road, Verona, Disorderly Conduct, Vienna Town Court.

Kaylee Vann, 2253 Route 31, Canastota, Trespass, town of Lee Court.

John Wagner, 200 North Levitt St., Rome, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Paul Walker, 303 North Main St., Oneida, Endangering, Sylvan Beach Court.

Edward Williamson, 1327 Floyd Ave., Rome, Criminal Mischief, town of Lee Court.

Robert Young, 401 North Levitt St., Rome, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

Nicholas Zobro, 151 Old Liverpool Road, Liverpool, Open Container, Sylvan Beach Court.

(Verona, NY – Dec. 1, 2011) The Madison-Oneida BOCES Alternative Education Programs have announced the honor rolls for the first marking period of the 2011-12 school year.

Alternative Education Middle School

High Honor Roll

Nathan Brown, Rome; Joshua Brown, Rome; Austin Bull, Rome; Tylor Donovan, Rome

Honor Roll

Erica Beadle, Camden; Joseph Blake, Rome; Julius Deraway, Rome; Shimaya Poole, Rome; India Roland, Madison

Alternative Education High School

Honor Roll

Amber Come, Rome; Kevin Jones, Oneida; Tyler Marshall, Rome; Tre Smith, Rome; Jamez Wiliams, Rome; Dominique Wishart, Rome

 Jordan Zalepeski, of Camden, sets up her shelter at Morrisville State College. She was among Morrisville State College students who slept outdoors in a handmade shelter to help raise awareness about homelessness.

By Franci Valenzano

(Morrisville, NY – Nov. 21) The number nine glowing through the side of Justin Larmon’s project drew towering attention to the neatly four-tiered, red and white shelter he built to the likeness of a wedding cake.

The digit was a daunting reminder of the massive devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans that left thousands of people homeless, and a reference to actor and film producer Brad Pitt’s “Make it Right Foundation” to help rebuild the hard-hit Lower 9th Ward.

Larmon, 26, of Earlville, was among eight Morrisville State College students who built homeless shelters then set them up in front of Hamilton Hall to help raise awareness about homelessness. Students spent weeks planning and designing the shelters, an annual project that is part of Professor Anne Englot’s Architectural Design I class.

This year, students were also assigned a particular issue that related to homelessness or could make someone homeless, such as unemployment, lack of affordable housing, deinstitutionalization, hurricanes, tsunamis, domestic violence, veterans, alcoholism, and drug abuse, and had to incorporate them into their shelters.

Clever ideas and use of materials defined students’ structures, which varied in shape and size. Some were light and easily toted on students’ backs, while others were designed with wheels or wood so they were portable and could also be dragged through elements like snow.

Larmon, a landscape architectural studies major was among a handful of students who along with Professor Englot, spent the night in their shelters. He shared his temporary home with his pit bull, Bentley.

Larmon’s first brush with homelessness was an eye opener.

“You think it doesn’t exist here locally,” he said, “but it does and a lot of people are affected by it.”

Inside his shelter, built to resemble a tiered wedding cake and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Larmon also devised a water-collection system out of PVC pipes. Constructed mainly of cardboard boxes and plastic purchased from Lowes, his shelter came well within the $25 budget allotted to students.

Students relied on donated materials, castoffs found in dumpsters and on roadsides, and items they had at home or in their rooms to stay within their budget.

Olivia Kasprzyk, 20, of Oriskany, an entrepreneurial and small business management student, limited her purchases to Velcro, piping, tape and glue.

Prior to designing their individual shelters, students first researched rural homelessness. Given a list of rules to follow (shelters had to be habitable, portable, resistant to moisture and cold, provide light and ventilation to the interior, and be aesthetically pleasing), the rest was up to them.

Dan Cuebas, 20, of Long Island, an entrepreneurial and small business management student, based his shelter on homeless veterans. Resembling an Army truck, his 50-pound structure was draped in blue tarp and designed with wooden runners along the bottom that could easily slide in snow. He utilized skills honed from a wood technology degree he already has from Morrisville State College.

Students’ experiences were documented in an hourly journal they were required to keep.

“I live for experiences like this,” said Jordan Zalepeski, 18, of Camden, an architectural studies and design major, about sleeping overnight in her shelter. “This is a way for me to help raise awareness about homelessness.”

Students’ efforts were just part of what faculty, staff and students on the Morrisville State College campus did to raise education, action and awareness about hunger and homelessness during National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week Nov. 14-20.

The campus was among churches, schools, and service agencies who partnered to address the issue in Madison County, collaborating with the Community Action Partnership (CAP) of Madison County.

Englot and her students also volunteered at CazCares fresh fruit and vegetable distribution event. CazCares is a food pantry and clothing closet that serves low income residents of the Cazenovia School District and surrounding areas of Madison County.

(Rome, NY – Nov. 2011) The Annual 4-H Achievement Banquet was held this past Saturday at the Stanwix Heights Fire Department.  4-H Members, Leaders and Volunteers from the past and present were in attendance to recognize the accomplishments of our youth.

To be eligible for an award youth must meet strict criteria of record keeping, project participation, public speaking, leadership and citizenship.

The following youth received Certificates & Project Recognition Medals:

Whitney Semans, Whitesboro-Personal Growth Certificate, Arts & Crafts, Citizenship, Leadership, Public Speaking

Michaela Whitman, Rome-Citizenship, Leadership, Public Speaking, Dairy, Horse

Stephanie Finn, Holland Patent- Dairy, Goat, Swine, Citizenship, Leadership, Personal Growth Certificate

Nicholas Finn, Holland Patent-Personal Growth Certificate, Dairy, Goat, Citizenship, Leadership

Andrew Smith, Westernville-Personal Growth Certificate, Dairy, Swine, Citizenship

Katie Wilson, Canastota-Arts & Crafts, Citizenship

Rachel Carrock, Remsen-Personal Growth Certificate

Katie Lastowski, Boonville-Personal Growth Certificate, Horse, Citizenship, Leadership

Paige Snell, Oneida-Arts & Crafts, Photography, Citizenship, Leadership, Personal Growth Certificate

Gavin Doell, Holland Patent-Dairy, Personal Growth Certificate

Makayla Cornelius, Deansboro-Personal Growth Certificate

Caitlin Petrie, Canastota-Horse, Personal Growth Certificate

Patty Galway, Cleveland-Horse, Personal Growth Certificate

Maddie Jurenko, Central Square-Horse, Personal Growth Certificate

Brittany Spear, Westernville- Rabbit, Personal Growth Certificate

David Ballard, Westernville-Horse, Personal Growth Certificate

Abagail Pilbeam, Stittville-Personal Growth Certificate, Rabbit

Sarah Papa, Oneida-Dog, Horse

Brittany Papa, Oneida-Dog, Horse

Clara Runfola, Camden-Personal Growth Certificate

Ross Runfola, Camden-Personal Growth Certificate

Victoria Spear, Westernville-Personal Growth Certificate

Theodore Scheiderich, Lee Center-Dog

Additional awards were given to:

Stephanie Finn, for receiving the Outstanding Animal Science Award, Stephanie will be attending Career Explorations at Cornell next June.

Michaela Whitman, for receiving the Outstanding Personal Growth Award will be representing Oneida County at Capital Days in Albany in March.

Leader Recognition

The family of Alberta Schallenberg was in attendance to receive recognition for the 75 years of volunteer service that Alberta gave to the Oneida County 4-H Program.  Alberta’s dedication, determination and smile were shared with countless numbers of youth throughout her life.  In remembrance of her dedication, the Alberta Schallenburg “MY FAVORITE LEADER” plaque will be displayed at Cornell Cooperative Extension Building in Oriskany.  Future leaders nominated by youth will have their names added to this award.

Citizenship is a large part of 4-H.  We were pleased to have Mark Smith from the FEED OUR VETS FOOD PANTRY in attendance to speak to us and receive the food that was gathered for our Vets.

Thank-you to the following local businesses for support of the 4-H Program:

Chobani Greek Yogurt

Tops of Rome

HP Hood

Cargill Animal Nutrition

Farm Credit East, ACA

And Thank-you to Abagail Pilbeam for being our Hostess

For more information about Oneida County 4-H Visit our website at www.cceoneida.com  View ON THE MOVE our 4-H Newsletter for information about past and present activities or call 736-3394.

(Nov. 2011) The Madison-Oneida BOCES Career and Technical Education Department recently announced honor roll students for the First Marking Period.

High Honor Roll (90%-100%)

Camden Central School District

Kevin A Blowers-Heavy Equipment Operation; Courtney L Bradish-New Ventures; Earl L Brazie-Criminal Justice; Jessica L Brickey-Cosmetology; Eleanor L Congden-New Ventures; Cera A Delong-Criminal Justice; Patrick P Donnelly-Graphic Design; Richard C Felt-Cooper-Criminal Justice; Britny L Fox-Graphic Design; Ashley M Gualtieri-New Ventures; Brandon W Harrington-Heavy Equipment Operation; Kayla M Hedges-Criminal Justice; Justin R Jeffries-Graphic Design; Cassandra Kelly-Criminal Justice; Katrina M Knowles-Graphic Design; Shaina M Matthews-Criminal Justice; Natalio J McCormick-Early Childhood Education; Cody M Metott-Conservation; Jacob A Mower-Auto Body Repair; Michael Ott-Auto Body Repair; Lydia A Palmer-Equine & Animal Science; Kyle Z Pedersen-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Emma B Phelps-Criminal Justice; Kaylee M Pope-Early Childhood Education; Katrina Reed-Criminal Justice; Samantha K Seymore-New Ventures; Brandon T Shaw-Auto Body Repair; Joseph A Sigg-Engineering Science; Breanna A Storey-New Ventures; Nathan M Terault-Engineering Science; Sarah M Van den Bosch-New Ventures; Kristen M Wall-New Ventures; Michelle Wishart-New Ventures.

Canastota Central School District

Traci K Abel-Graphic Design; Jordan J Becker-Auto Body Repair; Brittany A Boisen-Equine & Animal Science; Joel M Campanie-Criminal Justice; Gavin Campbell-Engineering New Visions; Danielle R Carpenter-Cosmetology; Kevin Carpenter-Engineering New Visions; Ashley J Cassano-Pre-Nursing; Justice C Clark-Pre-Nursing; Brionna L Coleman-Pre-Nursing; Jeremiah Depasquale-Carpentry; Chelsea Dickenson-New Ventures; Desirea A Douglass-Early Childhood Education; Erica M Galavotti-Pre-Nursing; Zachary M Hannan-Graphic Design; Bradley W Hibbard-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Jessica Hofmeister-New Ventures; Kaliegh Larmer-Engineering New Visions; Nicole Lasnicki-New Ventures; Racheal L McAllister-Graphic Design; Vincent C Offutt Jr.-Carpentry; Tracy O’Hern-Engineering New Visions; Kyle R Oram-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Ryan E Pedersen-Engineering Science; Samantha M Pulverenti-Criminal Justice; Schuyler D Robertson-Auto Body Repair; Katelyn Rounds-Allied Health Partnership; Donald J Rouse-Auto Body Repair; Michael Russitano-Allied Health Partnership; Jasmine F Shimer-Criminal Justice; Logan E Smith-Allied Health Partnership; Sonya R Smith-Equine & Animal Science; Ronald J Vaccaro-Engineering New Visions; Nicholas Wilcox-Engineering New Visions; Ryan M Wisinski-Carpentry; Greg Zupan-Engineering New Visions.

Hamilton Central School District

Josephine Jimenez-Criminal Justice; Matthew T Peckham-Foundations of High School Math; Emily M Powrie-Cosmetology; Cody D Smith-Foundations of High School Math; Tina Stagaman-Foundations of High School Math; Teanna Wilcox-Foundations of High School Math; Jared K Winterrose-Graphic Design; Kaylee Winterrose-Foundations of High School Math.

Madison Central School District

Brandon Dapson-Heavy Equipment Operation; Skyler Glouse-Carpentry; Tyler Langbein-Engineering New Visions; Christian M Patterson-Graphic Design; Kristal Sherman-Auto Body Repair.

Morrisville-Eaton Central School

Joseph J Abbott-Criminal Justice; Douglas C Boyden-Auto Body Repair; Kayla A Branch-Early Childhood Education; DaVaun J Chandler-Carpentry; Alexander Clark-Computer Programming; Joseph M Ducey-Graphic Design; Abby L Hastings-New Ventures; Kasey L Holbert-Early Childhood Education; Taylor E Leonard-Early Childhood Education; Lucas D MacLaury-Graphic Design; Amanda L Mason-Criminal Justice; Alyssa Matuszczak-Allied Health Partnership; Olivia Q McAdams-Health Professions; MariBett P Montanye-Nurse Assisting; Dylan P Perry-Carpentry; Victoria R Phillips-Criminal Justice; Thomas L Strong III-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Destiny L Vaill-Criminal Justice.

New York State School for the Deaf

Todd Delamater-Automotive Technology

Oneida City School District

Molly A Bartlett-Pre-Nursing; Edmond J Beardsley-Auto Body Repair; Kelsey L Besock-Criminal Justice; Annaliese Clements-New Ventures; Candra Connelly-Allied Health Partnership; Anai J Cortes-Graphic Design; Dalton P Denty-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Samantha M Dick-Criminal Justice; Ryan Duke-Allied Health Partnership; Zachery T Ebersold-Criminal Justice; Frederick J Edick-Auto Body Repair; Christopher J Femia-Auto Body Repair; Adam K Fenner-Auto Body Repair; Geoffrey M Garrison-Criminal Justice; Brandon T Hall-Criminal Justice; Kayla M Happle-Equine & Animal Science; Carley R Herb-Engineering New Visions; Shannon L Hollenbeck-Graphic Design; Andrea E Kodya-Criminal Justice; Tyler Mallinder-Allied Health Partnership; Eric Merrell-Allied Health Partnership; Carley Parker-Engineering New Visions; Craig A Pollack-Graphic Design; Tyler J Reed-Engineering Science; Andrew P Rogers-Carpentry; Nathaniel J Thurber-Criminal Justice; Samantha E Tucker-Criminal Justice; Carissa A VanDusen-Equine & Animal Science; Kathaleen Vineall-Health Professions; Ashley M Warner-Nurse Assisting; Khristopher K Wesolowski-Graphic Design.

Rome City School District

Marissa Bates-Graphic Design; Kelsey C Beach-Criminal Justice; Marcus Beatty-Criminal Justice; Benjamin Becker-Career Exploration II; Brachell D Beckley-Graphic Design; Kayla M Beckwith-Cosmetology; Richard J Benedict-Engineering Science; Bradley M Bladecki-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Alysia M Colangelo-Criminal Justice; Brandon P Davis-Graphic Design; Jordan M Deeley-Criminal Justice; Jordan A Delong-Criminal Justice; Debra J Demorrow-Graphic Design; Gabrielle Ferrare-Criminal Justice; Demi M Grant-Criminal Justice; Annmarie A Guglielmo-Engineering Science; Mia R Hernandez-Criminal Justice; Thomas Hluska-Graphic Design; Malynda C Hunt-Early Childhood Education; Stephanie M Jaegers-Graphic Design; Cody Marrello-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Ryan N Matt-Criminal Justice; Ryan P McNichol-Auto Body Repair; Brandon M McSweeney-Criminal Justice; Randy J Miller-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Kristin M Moroughan-Criminal Justice; Mckenzie O’Herien-Graphic Design; Andrew J Patnode-Criminal Justice; Brittany Pfeifer-Pre-Nursing; Robert A Pinti-Criminal Justice; Gerald R Plumb-Criminal Justice; Mary E Resnach-Criminal Justice; Emmanuel D Reyes-Graphic Design; Brittany L Riggleman-Graphic Design; Israel J Rivera-Broadcast Technology; Kevin T Robbins-Carpentry; Renee A Rodriguez-Pre-Nursing; Kevin O Rodriguez-Valentin-Graphic Design; Justin E Rutz-Criminal Justice; Brandon F Salisbury-Criminal Justice; Kelsi M Sanzone-Cosmetology; Joseph Serrano-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Dustin W Smith-Automotive Technology; Tre D Smith-Graphic Design; Kyle M Snell-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Aislinn N Taylor-Criminal Justice; Taylor R Walker-Criminal Justice; Kathrine M Wallace-Early Childhood Education; Brooke E Waters-Criminal Justice; Cordell J Wattley-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Imani L Western-Womack-Automotive Technology; Mitchell L Whitman-Heavy Equipment Operation; Tyler M Wickham-Auto Body Repair.

Sherrill City School District

Christopher Carey-Vocational Technical Prep ABR Lab; Alan-Michael Caswell-Criminal Justice; Casey Comings-Graphic Design; Nichiah M Comstock-Criminal Justice; Maurice Finley-Career Exploration I; Nicholas T Fletcher-Carpentry; Derek A Gracey-Graphic Design; Brianna Hart-Allied Health Partnership; Jessie Hyle-New Ventures; Kyle A Kiner-Carpentry; Bianca N Little-Engineering Science; Jessica R Lohr-Early Childhood Education; Shannon M Nisiewicz-Cosmetology; Shannon J Reilly-Auto Body Repair; Jonathan W Swalgin-Graphic Design; Sean M Tarry-Criminal Justice; Ashley A Thayer-New Ventures; Daniel T VanRiper-Computer Programming; Alex S West-Graphic Design; Tasha Wilson-Auto Body Repair.

Stockbridge Valley Central School

Christopher M Baker-Heavy Equipment Operation; Cody L Collins-Criminal Justice; Reyanne Dailey-Cosmetology; Taylor N Denison-Cosmetology; Dale Durant-New Ventures; Makayla Glauer-Allied Health Partnership; Shiel Lamb-Graphic Design; Samantha Manaseri-Criminal Justice; Brooke A McCarthy-Cosmetology; Matthew Papa-Engineering Science; Brandon Pupp-Engineering Science; Randi Jean Sheldon-Early Childhood Education; Justin M Sirles-Criminal Justice; Tyler Smith-Auto Body Repair; Danielle Smith-Equine & Animal Science; Ryan M Thorna-Engineering Science; Kayla M Weismore-Equine & Animal Science; Kevin D Wilkins-Career Exploration I; Alyson Wilson-Health Professions.

Honor Roll (85%-89%)

Camden Central School District

Erica D Benjamin-Cosmetology; Marc-Andre’ Boulet-Carpentry; Morgan C Bristol-New Ventures; Margaret Campbell-Cosmetology; Heather R Cast-Pre-Nursing; Tyler J Clapps-Criminal Justice; Victoria Clark-Cosmetology; Taylor A Duell-Cosmetology; David Felker-Heavy Equipment Operation; Taylor G Forward-Criminal Justice; Codi A Gaut-Criminal Justice; James L Grow-Graphic Design; Brandon E Hanright-Automotive Technology; Logan O Hayes-Computer Programming; Elizabeth M Hickok-Equine & Animal Science; Amanda M Hill-Equine & Animal Science; Cassondra M House-Equine & Animal Science; Cody M Humphrey-Heavy Equipment Operation; Brandon M Lambert-Automotive Technology; Mark A Learned-Electrical/HVAC; Kendra Mooney-Health Professions; Adam J Oakes-Engineering Science; Cassandra L Premo-Nurse Assisting; NaNa N Roberson-Cosmetology; Benjamin Sharon-Graphic Design; Meagan K Sobles-Health Professions; Kade Spencer-Automotive Technology; Kerri A Swancott-Pre-Nursing; Brittany Tennant-Cosmetology; Arron M Waldron-Criminal Justice; Darren M Wilcox-Automotive Technology; Kory D Willson-Criminal Justice.

Canastota Central School District

Tyler J Abel-Heavy Equipment Operation; Drew Arnold-Criminal Justice; Mark M Baer-Carpentry; Cheyanne M Bateman-Equine & Animal Science; Kimberlee Brown-Cosmetology; Brandon M Claflin-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Donna M Compoli-Cosmetology; Brandon Crawford-Career Exploration II; Christina T Grosjean-Cosmetology; Myranda M Hayes-Computer Programming; Lacy L Jennison-Nurse Assisting; Katlyn E Kelly-Equine & Animal Science; Nathan King-Criminal Justice; Robert T Montefusco-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Jordan L Pannell-Criminal Justice; Stephanie B Patterson-Cosmetology; Courtney B Pell-Health Professions; Chris Polisse-Career Exploration II; Kaleb Raufer-Career Exploration I; Shaun M Renfer-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Rebecca J Sobotka-Vocational Technical Preparation; Mckenna Somers-Cosmetology; Amber Swanson-Cosmetology; Alisa M Thayer-Early Childhood Education; Paul M Thornton-Carpentry; Nathanial Trost-Automotive Technology; John A Tupper-Carpentry; Brian M Whitcombe-Heavy Equipment Operation; Joseph Whitehead Jr.-Graphic Design.

Hamilton Central School District

Hanna E Carpenter-Equine & Animal Science; Shannon Heath-Early Childhood Education; Edwin Heath-Carpentry; Karch D Manley-Conservation; Rebecca L Schneider-Equine & Animal Science; Mason J Seitz-Foundations of High School Math; Mason J Seitz-Foundations of CTE; Cody M Smith-Heavy Equipment Operation; Randell A Staelens-Auto Body Repair; Tina Stagaman-Foundations of CTE; Teanna Wilcox-Foundations of CTE; Shayne Winton-Foundations of CTE; Shayne Winton-Foundations of High School Math.

Madison Central School District

Shana M Biedermann-Early Childhood Education; Dylan Cook-Automotive Technology; Cassandra M Derby-Early Childhood Education; Hunter D Roberts-Heavy Equipment Operation; Mindy S Smith-Cosmetology; Bradley Sweet-Criminal Justice; Alexandria M Totten-Cosmetology; Mitchell Van Ormer-Electrical/HVAC.

Morrisville-Eaton Central School

Justice Armstrong-Cosmetology; Allen J Bailey-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Joshua K Boyden-Heavy Equipment Operation; Kilee M Buell-Health Professions; Dylan M Clark-Automotive Technology; Michaela L Clark-Equine & Animal Science; James A Graham-Carpentry; Justin R Lewis-Graphic Design; Cody Logan-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Devon Manaseri-Heavy Equipment Operation; Molly T Moran-Health Professions; Madeline Peckham-Equine & Animal Science; Katherine E Pelton-Early Childhood Education; Nickolas A Raymond-Heavy Equipment Operation

Oneida City School District

Aubrey J Ambrosio-Cosmetology; Chelsea A Baum-Cosmetology; Andrew G Bavo-Automotive Technology; Jonathan C Bouchard-Auto Body Repair; Keirsten L Burton-Early Childhood Education; Kaley E Casler-Graphic Design; Alexandra K Dailey-Cosmetology; Garrett A Hopper-Computer Programming; Brenna M Jones-Cosmetology; Brent Kearney-Culinary Arts; Tyler M Lancette-Graphic Design; Abrina P Leahey-Equine & Animal Science; Paige Lerch-Career Exploration II; Lindsey K Loucks-Automotive Technology; Angelo D Manzella-Heavy Equipment Operation; Justin D Miller-Automotive Technology; Rosemarie Musolino-Early Childhood Education; Michael A Reesh-Computer Programming; Julie Schuler-Early Childhood Education; James Schuler-Vocational Technical Preparation; Jack B Strail-Automotive Technology; Matthew P Teague-Conservation; Elizabeth A Tiedt-Automotive Technology; Makayla M Ulm-Cosmetology; Kylie A Ulm-Equine & Animal Science; Kristy L Ward-Early Childhood Education; Brian Williamson-Engineering New Visions; Melissa M Wright-Health Professions

Rome City School District

Teisha Abbott-Health Professions; Gabriel Acevedo-Criminal Justice; Erin E Archer-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Kevin E Beckwith-Computer Programming; John Blaschak-New Ventures; Bianca C Brady-Pre-Nursing; Emily J Bray-Heavy Equipment Operation; Janine Bristol-Equine & Animal Science; Desiree J Burk-Cosmetology; Brittany L Burns-Equine & Animal Science; Cierra N Cadrette-Cosmetology; Cory A Carinci-Conservation; Marissa M Cayton-Auto Body Repair; Danielle R Champlin-Equine & Animal Science; Alyssa L Chrystie-Nurse Assisting; Desmond W Clay-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Aaron D Coluccio-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Cristofer C Cox-Criminal Justice; Llyssa M Davis-Career Exploration I; Maggie M Dole-Cosmetology; Katie L Donlon-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Brittany M Edwards-Early Childhood Education; Kayla L Ervin-Early Childhood Education; Elizabeth M Gleasman-Broadcast Technology; Louis I Green-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Morgan Hamlin-Criminal Justice; Sara Hanrahan-Criminal Justice; Chelsea N Hatzinger-Health Professions; Christina Hernandez-Cosmetology; Shawnee R Hill-Vocational Technical Preparation; Gage M Hutchinson-Auto Body Repair; Alyssa M Ives-Early Childhood Education; Michael A Janes-Computer Programming; Dallas Kozak-Nurse Assisting; Collin J LaRoche-Criminal Justice; Jenna L LaRoy-Criminal Justice; Deanna M Lewis-Health Professions; Gary S Libby-Criminal Justice; Vicki B Maitland-Early Childhood Education; Ashlee M Manna-Early Childhood Education; Kristine R Martinez-Graphic Design; Jared A Mattie-Criminal Justice; Taylor A McCormick-Early Childhood Education; Ryan W Metott-Broadcast Technology; Deon X Miller-Career Exploration I; Isaac J Morrison-Career Exploration I; Ryan M Mortise-Criminal Justice; Brittany A Moselle-Broadcast Technology; Kevin M Nelson-Criminal Justice; Billie-Jean M Ng-Criminal Justice; Kerry A Nobis-Cosmetology; Storm C Noblett-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Curtis D Odlum-Computer Programming; Serena A Ozuna-Early Childhood Education; Jacob A Palmer-Heavy Equipment Operation; Cassie L Parker-Criminal Justice; Kayla Phelps-Career Exploration II; Latisha M Rainwater-Cosmetology; Nakasha P Richardson-Criminal Justice; Kevin M Riley-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Christina M Rivera-Criminal Justice; David D Sblendorio-Automotive Technology; Melissa M Schisler-Criminal Justice; Elizabeth M Schneider-Culinary Arts; Jennifer L Simmons-Early Childhood Education; Dorothy Sochia-Pre-Nursing; Jessenya Sosa-Criminal Justice; Richard D Steacy-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Anthony E Szajer-Culinary Arts; Salina L Tarantino-Nurse Assisting; Tiffany M Taylor-Criminal Justice; Andrew M Tolpa-Criminal Justice; Michael S Vacheresse-Criminal Justice; Ryan S VanDresar-Heavy Equipment Operation; Lydia Webb-Early Childhood Education; Chad E Wheeler-Heavy Equipment Operation.

Sherrill City School District

Tara L Ano-Cosmetology; Aaron S Burleigh-Carpentry; Tori Champney-Career Exploration I; Bryan Collmer-Heavy Equipment Operation; Celeste Coy-Cosmetology; Ashley Doane-Vocational Technical Preparation; Jarett D Durant-Engineering Science; Sebrena M Fromey-Heavy Equipment Operation; Kristina W Gorton-Criminal Justice; Amanda Havener-Cosmetology; Christian V Jeannotte-Criminal Justice; Marissa M Law-Cosmetology; Taylor Leonesio-Carpentry; Samantha L Maggiolino-Early Childhood Education; Audrey L Makarchuk-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Brad Marchand-Criminal Justice; James D Millson-Graphic Design; Gage Patry-Culinary Arts; Matthew Peavey-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Snezhana Rasko-Cosmetology; Matthew W Ross-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Michael P Ross-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Courtney M Rusaw-Cosmetology; Nicole L Scotto-Criminal Justice; Justin M Seifert-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Micaela L Shay-New Ventures; Colin M VanNamee-Engineering Science.

Stockbridge Valley Central School

Louisa M Bartlett-Equine & Animal Science; Marisha Burton-Early Childhood Education; Torell Chaires-Early Childhood Education; Lisa Curtis-Health Professions; Kaylene D Flores-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Lindsey M Garbr Cosmetology; Jonathan C Netzband-Engineering New Visions; Teagan A Porter-Health Professions; Samantha Yates-Early Childhood Education.

Honorable Mention (80%-84%)

Camden Central School District

Kevin G Amo-Heavy Equipment Operation; Nathan S Backer-Graphic Design; Gregory P Baker-Auto Body Repair; Zebulen Boulerice-Culinary Arts; Johnathan T Brodie-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Perry Button-Culinary Arts; Lloyd J.R. J Clark-Career Exploration I; Amber Coe-Nurse Assisting; Dustin Dingman-Heavy Equipment Operation; Shana B Downing-Culinary Arts; Kayla M Egelston-Early Childhood Education; Patrick J Goold-Vocational Technical Prep ABR Lab; Fred Grinnell-Career Exploration II; Chandler Grinnell-Heavy Equipment Operation; Noel Harrington-Graphic Design; Mark Heller-Conservation; Heather A Hill-Nurse Assisting; Kelsey L Hilts-Health Professions; Henry Hilts-Vocational Technical Prep ROPE; Ryan House-Vocational Technical Prep ROPE; Ashley J Jackson-Nurse Assisting; Christina A Jaquith-Vocational Technical Preparation; Alexander H Kirk-Heavy Equipment Operation; Jake J McCall-Conservation; Dalton S Mickle-Vocational Technical Preparation; Zackary S Montieth-Electrical/HVAC; Michael A Mosher-Heavy Equipment Operation; Stacie A Nobis-Computer Programming; Ashley E Oakes-Health Professions; Caitlyn E Platt-Nurse Assisting; Jamie S Schorer-Cosmetology; Samantha Sharon-Auto Body Repair; Randy J Sherman-Vocational Technical Preparation; Ciara L Staelens-Nurse Assisting; Carolyn Stewart-Health Professions; Mecca Underwood-Culinary Arts; Linda K VanPelt-Health Professions; Sherry J Webb-Health Professions; Arthur J Welch-Computer Programming; Alexander W Wielt-Conservation; Michaela M Wines-Health Professions; Chelsie L Wyant-Equine & Animal Science.

Canastota Central School District

Corey Bloss-Career Exploration II; Zachary Bloss-Vocational Technical Prep ABR Lab; Todd D Cannistra-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Hailie M Chandler-Culinary Arts; Sara A Compoli-Cosmetology; Arlen a Cummings-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; David Davis-Graphic Design; Steven M Fallon-Criminal Justice; Christopher J Gardner-Heavy Equipment Operation; Garritt Heintz-Carpentry; Elaine Hoch-Schmidtka-Vocational Technical Preparation; Brooke R Klish-Criminal Justice; Dakota R McAllister-Carpentry; Jacob L Meade-Heavy Equipment Operation; Kara R Otts-Career Exploration I; Drew M Raushi-Carpentry; Cassandra Reinhardt-Vocational Technical Preparation; William H Stuy-Criminal Justice; James Tolliver-Information Technology Systems/CISCO.

Hamilton Central School District

Dylan Baker-Electrical/HVAC; Dakota Browning-Electrical/HVAC; Kyle T Lopp-Auto Body Repair; Matthew T Peckham-Foundations of CTE; Willy W Relyea-Graphic Design; Nathan L Rogers-Conservation; Cody D Smith-Foundations of CTE; Garret Welsh-Electrical/HVAC; Kaylee Winterrose-Foundations of CTE.

Madison Central School District

Cody Russell-Career Exploration II; Brian Schenk-Carpentry; Vincent Stolarczyk-Electrical/HVAC; Damien Wright-Career Exploration II.

Morrisville-Eaton Central School

Cody W Ammon-Heavy Equipment Operation; Kristin A Campbell-Vocational Technical Preparation; Reece J Dailey-Computer Programming; Michael P Day-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Forrest L Garbry-Culinary Arts; Jessica M Glynn-Culinary Arts; Katrina Johnson-Vocational Technical Preparation; Reid S Maciag-Conservation; Brandon B Marshall-Heavy Equipment Operation; Elizabeth N Nodine-New Ventures; Dylan Sedore-Vocational Technical Preparation; Renee M Shantal-Nurse Assisting; Ronald E Tarkett-Auto Body Repair; Dani-Marie E Ward-Health Professions; Shelby L Widger-New Ventures; Sierra R Williams-Cosmetology

New York State School for the Deaf

Justin Corron-Carpentry.

Oneida City School District

Amber R Bavo-Cosmetology; Amber Burns-Cosmetology; Bethanie L Butler-Cosmetology; Patrick C Christensen-Carpentry; Emily E Cullen-Cosmetology; Alyssa L David-Health Professions; Jeffrey Decker-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Katalyn M Fura-Vocational Technical Preparation; Robert Grimsley-Auto Body Repair; Caitlyn E Hess-Equine & Animal Science; Brenna C Holmes-Early Childhood Education; Benjamin C Hood-Automotive Technology; Christopher M Lastine-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Andrew Lollman-Vocational Technical Preparation; Olivia R Lopitz-Culinary Arts; Tasha M Mariano-Cosmetology; Evan P Merrell-Career Exploration I; Cris-Chin R Moore-Graphic Design; Danielle N Potter-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Ryan Roberson-Vocational Technical Preparation; Chelsea E Saltamach-Culinary Arts; Jon Snyder-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Fredrick F Wilmer-Criminal Justice; Nicholas S Winn-Computer Programming.

Rome City School District

Angela Bledsoe-Culinary Arts; Tyler J Boyd-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Jacob Bradley-Criminal Justice; Madisyn R Bradshaw-Career Exploration I; Ginny M Bromley-Early Childhood Education; Olivia M Brown-Graphic Design; Robin Burk-Computer Programming; Kayla Clark-Vocational Technical Prep Nursing Asst.; Amber M Come-Computer Programming; Kyle Come-Pre-Nursing; Stacey L Come-Health Professions; Micheal C Coonrod-Auto Body Repair; Charlotte Davis-Computer Programming; Andrew Donovan-Auto Body Repair; Kristen M Edwards-Automotive Technology; Christian D Egelston-Vocational Technical Preparation; Christian Feliciano-Health Professions; Oni A Galloway-Nurse Assisting; Xavier A Garcia-Rodriguez-Equine & Animal Science; Ronald C Gaudin-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Haley J Gawarecki-Carpentry; Ashleigh N Grigsby-Cosmetology; Anyssa L Harris-Pre-Nursing; Michelle L Himes-Early Childhood Education; Valerie A Hluska-Cosmetology; Desiree L Jansen-Early Childhood Education; Ashley E Johnson-Criminal Justice; Joann E Jones-Nurse Assisting; Daniel J Jones-Nurse Assisting; Carissa J Lapointe-Pre-Nursing; Angela F Layman-Health Professions; William Lighthall-Vocational Technical Preparation; Stacy Mahl-Early Childhood Education; Tyler Marshall-Early Childhood Education; Stephanie N Medina-Culinary Arts; Victoria A Morrison-Criminal Justice; Jessica A Naylor-Career Exploration II; Ashaki Parris-Nurse Assisting; Shayla M Robinson-Pre-Nursing; Anthony Sacco-Automotive Technology; Sarah A Siedsma-Nurse Assisting; Jordan M Solomon-Culinary Arts; Zachary A Swain-Carpentry; Marissa M Szablewski-Equine & Animal Science; Kayla S Underwood-Career Exploration I; Kaitlin Vencek-Cosmetology; Steven Welfel-Conservation; Erica A White-Culinary Arts; Adam G Wilkinson-Nurse Assisting; Joshua L Williams-Computer Programming; Krisy L Winters-Career Exploration II; Lonnie A Young-Automotive Technology.

Sherrill City School District

Larry W Boice-Carpentry; Anthony Borst-Vocational Technical Preparation; Cody J Burress-Automotive Technology; Kalynn Confer-New Ventures; Ellen Depasquale-Culinary Arts; Jason Fink-Automotive Technology; Lamarr Hallagan-Vocational Technical Preparation; Jessica Hallman-Nurse Assisting; Elaine Hollenbeck-Information Technology Systems/CISCO; Danni L Hopkins-Brenner-Vocational Technical Preparation; Brittany L Hummel-Career Exploration I; William Kowalik-Career Exploration II; Ryan Lamb-Graphic Design; Shawn Lamb-Vocational Technical Prep ABR Lab; Michael J Lee-Recreational and Outdoor Power Eq.; Kathrine C Miner-Equine & Animal Science; Michael O’Grady-Carpentry; Lyndsey Orlowske-Vocational Technical Prep Equine; Alexis C Patricia-Cosmetology; Dale H Peters-Computer Programming; Bradley R Poppleton-Culinary Arts; Yefim Rasko-Vocational Technical Preparation; Mark P Rugg-Computer Programming; Alexis VanDusen-Health Professions; Daniel Wossner-Vocational Technical Prep Auto Tech

Stockbridge Valley Central School

Mark Carpenter-Career Exploration II; Richard Denison-Automotive Technology; William K Huckabone-Automotive Technology; Jolene Mitchell-Criminal Justice; Ashley O’Herien-Equine & Animal Science; Amanda L Relyea-Nurse Assisting; Dylan Russ-Conservation; Justine E Sanford-Culinary Arts.