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Students in CTI’s Security and Law morning program learned about crime scene investigation techniques Friday, Dec. 12, from Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office detectives Kurt Twaddell and Brian Wilber. They are part of the department’s Crime Scene Unit.
Wynter Ross took a glance at her fellow delegates at Dutchess BOCES’ Model United Nations in the Villard Room at Vassar College and shared what she sees for the future.
Can you name all of the responsibilities of a school social worker? Could you name all of the hats they wear in a day? In a day they may juggle ensuring students are able to get to school, provide counseling, help students gain access to food, clothing or other necessities, all while navigating emerging cases and crises.
Representatives from various trade industries gather at Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute (CTI) annually for the Trade Advisory Committee Meeting to discuss ways of providing more hands-on and real-life experiences for students with the trade instructors.
Students and staff at Dutchess BOCES prepared for Thanksgiving in many fun ways. Culinary students at the Career & Technical Institute received a demonstration from Chef Instructor Gabriel Ross on different ways to prepare turkey and how to make it flavorful.
Families of students at Dutchess BOCES’ Resilience Academy (RA) and Career & Technical Institute (CTI) learned all about what their children do daily during open houses Nov. 19.
Second year students in the TV & Film Production program at Dutchess BOCES’ Career & Technical Institute learned how to make headways in the entertainment industry Nov. 6 from a director of photography with over 40 years of experience.
Salt Point Center (SPC) kindergartners had a chance to experience a sensory-friendly live performance at the Bardavon earlier this month filled with much excitement.
Rebecca Cossa’s Careers in Animal and Plant Sciences students are being community difference makers this month by collecting hygiene and cleaning products for those in need.
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