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BOCES Sackett Center Announces 3rd Quarter Students
of the Quarter and Merit and Honor Roll Students
Published: May 02, 2023 at
02:00 p.m.
By: Press Release from Jefferson-Lewis BOCES
Howard G. Sackett Technical Center: Students of the 3rd
Quarter, April 2023
During each quarter
of the school year, the faculty at the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recommends
a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter.” These
nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic
achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement
or positive influence on the class. In addition to receiving a certificate recognizing
their achievement, each student’s picture is on display in the lobby of the
Center. The members of the Faculty, Administration and Support staff wish to
extend our congratulations to the third quarter winners.
Student Name,
Program, & Home School
Logan Rhone, Auto
Body Repair 2 (Carthage)
Ryley Hanno, Automotive
Technology 2 (Lowville)
Logan Sadler, Automotive
Technology 1 (Carthage)
Kaden Hirschey, Carpentry 2 (Lowville)
Kaitlyn Kloster, Cosmetology 2 (Beaver River)
Samantha Stokely,
Cosmetology 1 (Copenhagen)
Zadok Mazur, Criminal
Justice 2 (Adirondack)
Cody Haggerty, Criminal
Justice 1 (Lowville)
McKayla Gibeau, Culinary Arts 2 – Cooking (Carthage)
Marina Munn,
Culinary Arts 1 – Baking (South Lewis)
Hailey Williamson,
Early Childhood Education 2 (Adult Education)
Gabrielle Kulpa, Early Childhood Education 1 (South Lewis)
Connor Everson, Electrical
Wiring Technology 2 (Beaver River)
Ashtin Hoffert, Electrical Wiring Technology 1 (South Lewis)
Samuel Edick, Engineering & Design 1 (Beaver River)
Shyainne Davoy, Environmental Conservation & Forestry 2 (Beaver
River)
Brayden Monnat, Environmental Conservation & Forestry 1 (Beaver
River)
Hunter Jones, Gas/Diesel
Mechanics 2 (Beaver River)
Matthew Young,
Jr., Heavy Equipment 1 (Carthage)
Riley Paschke, New Vision Health (Adirondack)
Madalyn Munn, New
Vision Health (Carthage)
Jaidyn Kline,
Medical Careers (Adirondack)
Raegan Decoteau, Nursing Assistant (Lowville)
Cody Kain,
Transitions AM (Lowville)
Andrew Grenicko, Transitions PM (South Lewis)
Faith Staplin, Veterinary Practices 2 (Copenhagen)
Kylee Burke,
Veterinary Practices 1 (Lowville)
Carson Dosztan, Visual Communications 2 (South Lewis)
Will Scott,
Visual Communications 1 (South Lewis)
Howard G. Sackett Technical Center Merit & Honor Roll
– 3rd Marking Period
During each marking
period, Howard G. Sackett Technical Center students are recognized for their
academic achievement with certificates for merit and honor roll. To qualify
for merit roll, a student needs to earn an average of 88 – 91 with three or
fewer absences. To qualify for honor roll, a student needs to earn an average
of 92 or above and also have three or fewer absences.
The faculty, administration, and support staff wish to extend our congratulations
to the following recipients:
Merit Roll
(88-91):
Diego Balderaz, Olivia Brown, Quenten
Brown, Jaelyn Bura, Davinna Bush, Cecelia Carbone,
Nataly Chacon, Logan Chrzan, Connor Daskiewich, Shyainne Davoy, Jade Dolan, Landon Dolan, Jakob Exford, Nathalie
Farr, Paige Feisthamel, Candace Genito, Isaac Gibson,
Jacob Grau, Danielle Grimm, Cody Haggerty, Cayley Hertel, Erik Hofmann, Riley
Hoppel, Alecia Horn, Austin Hungerford, Ian Kelly,
Aiden Korte, Wyatt Kratzenberg, Landon Learned, Joshua
L'Huillier, Abigail Litts,
Lane Lovenduski, Andre Meleshchuk,
Ayden Meleshchuk, Tanner Millard, Ava Moore, Taylor
Nortz, Amilin Onigkeit, Madison Rhubart, Paige
Roggie, Allison Rozanski, Rachael Sadlowski, Timothy Seelman, Kara
Shaw, Aubree Smykla, Maisie Spann, Patrick Sullivan,
Katelyn Swartz, Eric Szablewski, Piper Szewczyk, Jordon Tittle, Aliza Villeneuve, Benjamin Webert, and Conner Zehr.
Honor Roll (92
and above):
Jude Bowers, Alexa
Brouty, Natalie Brown, Kylee Burke, Hayley Cabral,
Grace Crauder, Kira Cullings,
Raegan Decoteau, Denali Dietrich, Jordan Dorrity, Alexandra Dosztan, Carson
Dosztan, Haydn Draper, Samuel Edick,
Gabreille Gardner, Kaitlyn Goutermout,
Montana Grunert, Elijah Hall, Kaylee Halteman, Ryley Hanno, Scarlett Hawk, Gracie Highers, Kimberly Hlad, Macey
Hoch, Levi Hudson, Ryder Jantzi, Christopher Kirch, Jaidyn Kline, Kaitlyn Kloster,
Lydia Kloster, Alexis Kraeger,
Gabrielle Kulpa, Rachel LaBrake,
Kyle Lawrence, Kendra Lehman, Kelli Littleton, Keerie
Lyndaker, Katelynn Marcum, Brenna Mast, Kaylee Mathis,
Lilie Mattimore, Natali
Meyer, Alyvia Millard, Carson Molnar, Aubrie Monnat,
Allison Moore, Haylee Munger, Madalyn Munn, Marina Munn, Breia Napierkowski, Riley Paschke, Jaden Peebles, Rachel Pellam,
Sophia Ranieri, Kally Runner, Logan Sadler, Grace
Scholler, Tayden Simpson, Taci
Smith, Rorrie Stogsdill,
Samantha Stokely, Gary Thornthwaite, Taryn Vile, Marlaina
Warcup, Logan Watson, Emma Waugh, Angela Widrick, Mason Youngs, Matthew Young Jr., and Kaylee Zehr.
About
Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer-Oneida BOCES
Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer-Oneida
BOCES (Board of Cooperative Educational Services) offers cost-effective shared
services to 18 component school districts. These services include career and
technical education course offerings as well as special education, instructional
and administrative support services. BOCES also serves the continuing education
needs of local and industries in the community and offers a wide range of continuing
education opportunities for adult learners. Learn more at www.boces.com.
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