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TZHS’ Guzman Featured on “Today in New York”
Tappan Zee High School senior Tatiana Guzman was featured on WNBC’s “Today in New York” this week as she and other Rockland BOCES Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC) Culinary Arts students prepared for the program’s second annual: Read More: TZHS’ Guzman Featured on “Today in New York”
SOCSD Seeks Student Input to Enhance Food Service Access, Offerings
The District Food Service office hosted student focus groups in each of our four schools this week to gather student feedback on meal offerings and solicit ideas for future menu items. “We want to offer meals that are both appealing to students and satisfy state and: Read More: SOCSD Seeks Student Input to Enhance Food Service Access, Offerings
K-5 Family Wellness Night Draws Dozens
Crowds lined up for the second annual K- Grade 5 Family Wellness Night at William O. Schaefer Elementary School yesterday! “We are grateful that our school community cares so much and wants to learn about the different mindfulness strategies that we use everyday in: Read More: K-5 Family Wellness Night Draws Dozens
ProudTZGrad (‘15) Found Passion Thanks to School Counselor and CTEC
After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the College of Mount Saint Vincent last May, Haley Powers (‘15) landed her dream job as a Neurology and Orthopedic ICU Nurse at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital. “I absolutely: Read More: ProudTZGrad (‘15) Found Passion Thanks to School Counselor and CTEC
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