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BOCES Sackett Technical Center Announces 4th Quarter Students of the Quarter and Honor and Merit Roll Students

 

Published: June 25, 2024 at 03:45 p.m.

By: Press Release from Jefferson-Lewis BOCES

 

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Howard G. Sackett Technical Center: Students of the 4th Quarter

 

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 fourth quarter winners.

 

Student Name, Program, & Home School

Michael Sage, Jr., Auto Body Technology 1 (South Lewis)

Aiden Korte, Automotive Technology 2 (Adirondack)

Gary Thornthwaite, Carpentry 2 (Carthage)

Jacob Spann, Carpentry 1 (Adirondack)

Julianna Locy, Cosmetology 2 (Beaver River)

Alannah Ingersoll, Cosmetology 1 (Lowville)

Logan Watson, Criminal Justice 2 (Lowville)

Lillie Mattimore, Culinary Arts 2 – Cooking (Beaver River)

Anthony Preston, Culinary Arts 1 – Baking (South Lewis)

Riley Hoppel, Early Childhood Education 2 (Beaver River)

Kaylee Grimm, Early Childhood Education 1 (Adirondack)

Landon Sullivan, Electrical Wiring Technology 2 (Copenhagen)

Bosco Staab, Electrical Wiring Technology 1 (River Valley)

Jude Bowers, Engineering & Design 2 (Adirondack)

Lillian Kaputa, Environmental Conservation & Forestry 2 (Beaver River)

Dwayne Fruin, Environmental Conservation & Forestry 1 (Adirondack)

Austin Bender, Gas/Diesel Mechanics 2 (Lowville)

Mason Sturtevant, Gas/Diesel Mechanics 1 (Adirondack)

Leon Young, Heavy Equipment 2 (Adirondack)

Carson Kuhl, Heavy Equipment 1 (Beaver River)

Brea Barrows, Medical Careers (Adirondack)

Elena Dickinson, New Vision Health (Beaver River)

Bella Perrigo, New Vision Health (Carthage)

Jaelyn Bura, Nursing Assistant (Carthage)

Cody Kain, Transitions AM (Lowville)

Rorrie Stogsdill, Veterinary Practices 2 (Lowville)

Mattison Andrews, Veterinary Practices 1 (Carthage)

Carson Molnar, Visual Communications 2 (South Lewis)

Veda Pitt, Visual Communications 1 (Adirondack)

 

 

Howard G. Sackett Technical Center Merit & Honor Roll – 4th 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):

 

Mattison Andrews, Jaiden Aucter, Diego Balderaz, Bianca Bernier, Dawson Camidge, Jayden Chapman, Kira Cullings, Zhayden Cummings, Marcus Dobbs, Garrett Edwards, Arianna Fox, Emmett Fox, Aarylin Fuller, Aryn Gardner, Mallorie Hastwell, Grayson Hess, Victoria Hudson, Alannah Ingersoll, Indi Irizarry, Brian Johnson, Cadence Jones, Emily Korte, Axel Kristoff, Kyle Lawrence, Lane Lovenduski, MacCoy Maciejko, Deken Makuch, Ethan Moshier, Aiden Palczynski, Wyatt Planck, Dominic Roes, Melody Roggie, Collin Schrag, Owen Smith, Taci Smith, Bosco Staab, Wyatt Staring, Justin Stiefvater, Samantha Stokely, Lucas Suiter, Landon Sullivan, Alexis Treadway, Derek Walseman, and Logan Watson.

 

Honor Roll (92 and above):

 

Mallory Abel, Alyssa Allen, Emma Backer, Banyan Barker, Kennedy Becker, Jude Bowers, Alexa Brouty, Quenten Brown, Jaelyn Bura, Kylee Burke, Cecelia Carbone, Grace Crauder, Carlee Davis, Madison DeLorme, Elena Dickinson, Denali Dietrich, Dayonte Donegan, Haydn Draper, MaKayla Edick, Samuel Edick, Liam Escudero, Hailee Ferguson, Carli Freeman, Elijah Hall, Kaylee Halteman, Ashton Harris, Cayley Hertel, Kadence Hirschey, Macey Hoch, Levi Hudson, Andrew Ielfield, Ryder Jantzi, Makayla Johnsen, Ava Johnson, Isabella Kelly, Lily Kloster, Aiden Korte, Carson Kuhl, Gabrielle Kulpa, Landon Learned, Kendra Lehman, Kelli Littleton, Lilie Mattimore, Ayden Meleshchuk, Emma Memery, Claire Miller, Emily Miller, Carson Molnar, Alyson Monaghan, Aubrie Monnat, Jaden Morczek, Avery Pate, Dylan Perkins, Bella Perrigo, Jacob Peterson, Veda Pitt, Orianna Reape, Hailey Reece, Jessica Reed, Madison Rhubart, Riley Rinehart, Ava Roes, Paige Roggie, Kally Runner, Rachael Sadlowski, Grace Scholler, Quinton Smiley-Lyndaker, Alyssa Stalker, Zeb Stevens, Rorrie Stogsdill, Patrick Sullivan, Madyson Swartz, Piper Szewczyk, Cole Walseman, Donley Wang, Benjamin Webert, and Jonise 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 business, labor 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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