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Welcome to the new Parents' Page
Useful resources for parents and students on a single page
As students and their parents navigate the final years of
high school, a single resource of key information and
guidance, arranged in an easy-to-use format can be
valuable. The Parents' Page seeks to fill that need.
This page will provide the information you need about the
programs and services at HFM BOCES, as well as help in
making crucial decisions about education, jobs, and life
after high school. Be sure to visit
Career, College & Financial Aid,
Success Stories, and our
Resources page.
If you cannot find what you need, use the form at the
left to let us know what kind of information you value
and find useful. We will try to accommodate you. |
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This week at the Career & Technical
Center
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Featured program:
Criminal Justice
Students prepare for entry into college criminal justice or
security management programs as well as career opportunities in
law enforcement, public/private security and the correction
fields. To enroll, students must have excellent school
attendance and good grades. Students also must have visited the
HFM Career & Technical Center Criminal Justice program, must
never have been arrested, and must be recommended by a high
school guidance counselor or principal.
Note: Students who successfully complete this program may
be eligible for advanced credits in criminal justice from
Fulton-Montgomery Community College, Herkimer County Community
College, Schenectady County Community College or Hudson Valley
Community College.
Watch the short video about the program
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"Only the educated are free."
- Epictetus |
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Free help for college financial aid applicants
Local 'Financial Aid Nights'
excellent resource for current, accurate information
Working your way through the college financial aid process can
be complicated and confusing. Being armed with information is
the best way to combat the fear of the unknown – and using
available local and federal resources is a great way to get the
most current and accurate information. [more]
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Financial Aid Nights schedule
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Free application for financial aid
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Dispelling financial aid myths
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"The only title in our democracy superior to that of
President is the title of citizen."
- Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis
(1856-1941) |
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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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"The dictionary is the only place where success comes before
work"
- Mark Twain |
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SUNY Open House Schedule - Fall 2009
Check the online schedule at
www.suny.edu/student
for additional dates. Students and parents should contact
campuses directly for information about open house regsitration,
information sessions, and the availability of individual visits.
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"Life is change. Growth is optional. Choose wisely"
- Karen Kaiser Clark |
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How to survive a college fair
It’s going to be noisy and crowded. Don’t let that scare you
away, because you may find your dream college there!
Parents and students should prepare before the fair to gain the most from
the experience. [more] |
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HFM BOCES College Fair - Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009
8:30 am - 2 pm - HFM BOCES Conference Center
Colleges invited to participate |
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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 is no
time to waste, you have things to do and decisions to make—first
is deciding where to apply.
Download the fall edition here |
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"Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what
you can do"
- John Wooden |
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Influenza-like illness updates
NYSED provides guidance for schools regarding
influenza-like illness
Parents and students concerned about H1N1 virus and other flu
related news can find up-to-date information at the
HFM BOCES Influenza
Information page.
The primary means to reduce the spread of flu in schools
continues to focus on early identification of students and staff
who are ill and should be excluded from school and all
school-related activities, and to encourage good hand hygiene
and respiratory etiquette. [more] |
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"I don't think much of a man who is not wiser today than
he was yesterday."
- Abraham Lincoln |
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Sign up to help our school!
Tools for Schools program supports area schools
Price Chopper program distributes $500,000 in free equipment
Price
Chopper's Tools for Schools program allows schools to earn
points for free equipment for our school. Once you sign up,
everything you purchase at Price Chopper with your AdvantEdge
Card earns points to help the school of your choice earn a
larger share of the $500,000 in FREE equipment that is
distributed each year through the Tools for Schools program. The
program runs from Aug 2, 2009 through February 2010. Sign up at
http://www2.pricechopper.com/toolsforschools/ The school
code for HFM BOCES Career & Tech Center is 15802. |
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"Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at
eighteen or eighty." -
-Henry Ford |
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Planning for college College choice: Make
every visit count A girl sits at a desk with a
determined look in her eyes. She’s sifting through college
pamphlets and browsing university homepages. She hopes if she
just looks hard enough, something will jump from the page to
make her decision easier. A boy paces across a
room plastered with pithy sayings about education and reaching
goals. He’s waiting to see his guidance counselor to talk about
his post-high school plans. He hopes the counselor has some sage
advice, because he’s intimidated by the magnitude of the
decision before him. A bit melodramatic. Yes,
but one of these teens could be your daughter or son.
[more] |
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