HFM PTECH
Twenty students from nine Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery area school districts were honored as program completers at the HFM PTECH Completion Ceremony, held Wednesday, May 21, at the Rao Theater on the SUNY FMCC campus. PTECH, or Pathways in Technology Early College High School, is a unique six-year program designed to blend high school, college, and workplace experiences. […]
After more than three decades devoted to expanding opportunities and strengthening education across the region, HFM BOCES Assistant Superintendent for Educational Services Jay DeTraglia will retire at the end of the academic year, closing a career defined by student success and collaboration. “For me, education has always been about creating opportunities for students and supporting […]
PTECH (Pathways in Technology Early College High School) students Yadier Martinez and Chantel Montalvo had the honor of attending the 2026 APACS (Association for Program Administrators of CSTEP and STEP)/Student Aid Alliance Advocacy Day at the NYS capitol building on Tuesday, Feb. 10. Aimed at restoring and increasing funding to STEP (Science and Technology Entry […]
Nora Meyer is a Media Arts and Digital Technology student who’s excited to attend SUNY New Paltz and major in Art Education this fall. Her time spent interning in the art department at the Mayfield Central School District was just what she needed as she prepares for the future ahead. “My mom is a digital […]
Health Studies student Samantha Seydi’s recent internship at The Family Counseling Center proved to be a meaningful opportunity and strengthened her goal of becoming a counselor. More certain than ever about her future, she plans to further her education in the psychology field. “I really wanted to gain a better understanding of what counselors do […]
Giana is a senior at PTECH in the health studies pathway who originally wanted to work as a therapist and has now opened her mind to the many possibilities in the healthcare field. “This internship has really given me a broader perspective on what I want to do with my future,” said Giana. “I really […]
