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Useful resources for parents
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Easing College Admissions Anxiety
More students are applying to college than ever before. Even
with the increased competition, most who apply to four-year
colleges are admitted.
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Featured program:
Construction Technology
 This is a two-year program for students
considering careers in construction. The curriculum meets the
New York State Department of Labor and National Construction
Curriculum Education and Research apprenticeship training
requirements. Successful students may receive one year of
apprenticeship training credit for prevailing wage jobs.
Articulation agreements are in place with FMCC and SUNY Delhi.
Successful students may also receive a NYS Technical Endorsement
on their diplomas.
Watch the short video about the program
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Career & Tech honors 2010 graduates
Student Recognition Program celebrates achievements and
service.
The largest class to graduate from the HFM BOCES Career &
Technical Center gathered with family, friends, teachers and
staff to celebrate the completion of their studies during a
program in their honor in Fulton-Montgomery Community College’s
gymnasium on Tuesday, June 22. [more] |
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"Life is change. Growth is optional. Choose wisely."
- Karen Kaiser Clark |
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What can
the Business Education Alliance do for you?
There are many very good career and employment opportunities
available in our region. For graduates entering the work force
for the first time, and for returning college graduates in
particular, This is a great place to live and to get ahead. We
invite you to explore The HFM Business Education Alliance to
learn more.
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"It is easier to love humanity than to love one’s
neighbor."
- Eric Hoffer |
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 Knowledge for College
A College Answer®
newsletter for college-bound students and their parents
Making the BIG Decision!
It’s time to focus on finding your dream school. There’s no time
to waste, you have things to do and decisions to make—first is
deciding where to apply. With thousands of colleges and
universities nationwide, many need help narrowing down the
choices.
Be open minded as you investigate your options. Many students
find that their initial college of choice ends up lower on the
list once they learn about the other options out there.
Download the
fall edition here |
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"Do what you do so well that they will want to see it
again and bring their friends."
- Walt Disney |
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The best way to protect kids online?
Talk to them.
NYSED provides guidance for schools regarding
influenza-like illness
 A
54-page downloadable booklet—NET
CETERA: Chatting with Kids About Being Online—outlines
what parents and teachers need to know, where they can go for
more information, and issues to discuss with kids about living
their lives online. Read more about
it
here. |
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"One of the deep secrets of life is that all that is
really worth doing is what we do for others."
-Lewis Carrol |
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Planning for college
What parents can do: Be a partner in their child's progress
When it comes to your child's hopes to continue his education,
communication is key. If you haven't had this conversation yet,
bring it up, the sooner the better. If he initiates the
conversation, be a patient and attentive listener. Ask
questions. How much research has he done? Has he talked to his
school counselor? Does he have any idea where he wants to go to
school? Has he thought about how to pay? If you
have concerns, be honest about them, but keep an open mind.
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