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District highlights 26 dual-credit courses, expanded CTE pathways tied to local employers

Board of Education, Central Square Central School District · April 8, 2025
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Summary

Presenters said Central Square offers 26 dual-credit courses (district covers tuition), multiple college partners, extensive BOCES participation and industry-aligned pathways intended to link students to local employers including Micron.

At the April 7 meeting, presenters highlighted academic and career pathways the district says are central to the 2025–26 budget: 26 college-level dual-credit courses and hundreds of students attending BOCES programs for career and technical education.

The presentation listed partner institutions by name, including Cayuga Community College, Onondaga Community College, SUNY Oswego and Syracuse University programs. Speaker 8 noted the district covers tuition for the dual-credit courses and emphasized industry certifications and a high-school career center that provides counseling and job exploration.