BOCES Honors Schoharie Campus Career and Technical Education Seniors

SCHOHARIE – Students from throughout the region were awarded scholarships on June 12 for their dedication and academic achievements at Capital Region BOCES.

During the annual Career and Technical Education Center – Schoharie Campus Awards and Scholarship celebration, students were honored for their academics, professionalism, dedication, compassion and more. Among the scholarships awarded were the:

Frontier Sno Riders Scholarships, which were presented to Anthony Morseman and Samantha Herzog. The awards are given to a graduating senior(s) enrolled at CTE and is  pursuing a career in the trades or transportation industry. They have to have been accepted at a College, Junior College, Vocational School, Apprenticeship, or proof of an accepted job position in the trades field.  Moreseman is a graduate of the Automotive Trades Technology program from Berne-Knox-Westerlo and Herzog is a graduate of the Heavy Equipment Repair and Operation program from Schoharie.

Richard A Conklin Award, which was presented to Building Trades graduate Dalton Porter, from Middleburgh. The scholarship is presented to a student in a building trades, horticulture, or buildings and grounds maintenance program who has shown great improvement, maintained a positive attitude, and plans to pursue a career in one of these fields.

Curtis Lumber Award, which was also presented to Porter. The award is presented to a student in the Building Trades program who has demonstrated a passion for their field as well as an alignment with the core values of Curtis Lumber.

JC Glindmyer Superhero Scholarship, which was presented to Culinary Arts and Hospitality Technology senior Jasper LeClair of Duanesburg. The scholarship was established in memory of JC Glindmyer, the owner of Earthworld Comics, and aims to continue his legacy of passion, creativity and community support.