Ulster BOCES holds annual meeting

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Saugerties Central School District (SCSD) Superintendent Daniel Erceg, Ed.D. speaks to young professionals in the Ulster BOCES Culinary Arts program, Caitlyn Rafferty from SCSD, Connie Deegan from Rondout Valley CSD, and Jessica Marin from Kingston City Schools, during the Ulster BOCES Annual Meeting (photo provided)

PORT EWEN- A demonstration of culinary expertise was on the menu during the Ulster BOCES Annual Meeting, held at the Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center in Port Ewen in April.  Young professionals enrolled in the Culinary Arts and TOP A programs wowed an appreciative audience of Ulster County school administrators and Board of Education members with their culinary expertise.  These talented young professionals planned, prepared, and served a gourmet meal, complete with tantalizing appetizers to mouthwatering entrees and divine desserts, all masterfully crafted as part of their hands-on culinary coursework.

But it wasn’t just about the food; it was an immersive experience.  Guests were welcomed into the heart of the action – the students’ “classroom,” which is a bustling commercial kitchen buzzing with creativity and passion.  Here, the school leaders weren’t just served a meal; they were invited to engage in conversation with the young chefs, who were proud to showcase their knowledge and skills. The event was a feast for the senses and a testament to the boundless talent nurtured at Ulster BOCES.

Young professionals from other programs were also on hand to showcase their expertise in their Career & Technical Center programs of study, and learners from across several student-based programs shared their personal stories about attending Ulster BOCES with the guests.  It was an inspiring evening filled with appreciation and pride.




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