MALONE — 29 career and technical education students from Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society on the evening of March 26, 2026.
This achievement has become even more impressive due to a new change for becoming a member of the NTHS: an increase to the original GPA criteria from an 85% minimum average to a 90% minimum average for the first 6 quarters of a 2-year CTE program. Additionally, students would need an attendance average of 95% (or less than 13.5 absences) over the first 6 quarters of a 2-year CTE program and their program instructor’s recommendation.
During the ceremony, CTE Director Shawn McMahon and Deputy Superintendent Lori Tourville shared words of wisdom and admiration to the new inductees. The students' instructors were also present to congratulate them on their accomplishments.
Congratulations to the following inductees who exemplified a strong commitment to excellence in all aspects of knowledge, skill, honesty, service, responsibility, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership:
Building Trades
Brennan Shova
Cosmetology
Brynn Bonesteel, Olivia Burditt, Adeline Chodat, Cali Lane, Eryn Petrelli, Emma Russell
Culinary Arts
Milo (Scarlett) Beaulieu, Xaria Bonesteel, Zoey Jacobs, Karlee MacNeill, Elaina Villnave
Electrical Trades
Gerald Donaldson
Heavy Equipment
Damion Trickey, Landon Walters, Paisleigh Winch
Health Occupations
Kelly Denny, Makaylie Gilmore, Lillian Jones, Angelina Oakes, Alex Redmond, Hailey Reome, Annabelle Saumier, Garrett Smith, Makayla Sweet, Jenna Tremblay
HVAC
Kenneth Buntz, Landyn Pierson
Security & Law Enforcement
Owen LaFlesh
