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OCM BOCES officials, students describe hands-on CTE and New Vision programs to North Syracuse board
Summary
OCM BOCES Deputy Superintendent Kalline Vigiano and four students told the North Syracuse Central School District Board of Education about career and technical education (CTE) and New Vision programs, highlighting increased enrollment, college credit opportunities and workplace-embedded training.
OCM BOCES Deputy Superintendent Kalline Vigiano told the North Syracuse Central School District Board of Education that enrollment in the district’s career and technical education (CTE) and New Vision programs has increased over the past three to four years and that the programs offer college credit and workplace experience.
The update, presented at the board’s regular meeting, included students from BOCES who described how clinicals, internships and embedded programs influenced their career choices and post‑high‑school plans.
Vigiano said the district received a snapshot of OCM BOCES programs and services and that the district’s students appear in the materials. “It’s great to be here. I I love coming here each year to give an update on OCM BOCES and our…
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