FEH BOCES Inducts High-Performing Students into National Technical Honor Society

MALONE – Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES inducted North Franklin Educational Center students into the National Technical Honor Society Thursday night.

Nineteen Career and Technical Education students from throughout northern Franklin County were chosen to be inducted into the honor society:

Building Trades

Cooper Funk, Malone

Jacob Lasalle, North Bangor

Garrett Osborn, Malone

Olivia Wilson, St. Regis Falls

Cosmetology

Rabecca Bennett, Malone

Layla Gervais, North Bangor

Tia Jock, Malone

Hayley Robinson, Malone

Courtney Rockhill, Malone

McKenzie Russell, Malone

Health Occupations

Adrienne Brill, Fort Covington

Sophia Harkness, Malone

Emma Holton, Owls Head

Alexys White, Malone 

Heavy Equipment

Jacob Gagnon, of North Bangor

Kallee Poirier, of North Bangor

HVAC

Karter Lyons, of Akwesasne

Faith Piester, of St. Regis Falls 

Welding

Ty Leroux, of Fort Covington 

The ceremony was live streamed at facebook.com/FEHBOCES and the video can be viewed there.

To be inducted, students had to have an 90% or better average for the last 6 quarters, exhibit quality attendance, and receive a teacher recommendation.

Since 1984, NTHS has been the honor society for Career and Technical Education, serving high schools, career centers, community and technical colleges, and universities. This is the ninth year NFEC has participated in NTHS.

Membership in the NTHS gives these students opportunities for scholarships, career readiness resources, letters of recommendation and more.

FEH BOCES runs 10 Career and Technical Education programs based at NFEC, all two-year programs for juniors and seniors in northern Franklin County. Go to fehb.org/CTE to learn more about the various CTE program options.

Adirondack Educational Center in Saranac Lake will induct students into the NTHS on May 16.

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