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BY ELI RUIZ

LIBERTY The Pre-Tech CareerExploration Program is just one ofmany offered through Sullivan Coun-ty BOCES and its Career and Techni-cal Education Center and aims toprepare students for both college anda new career.

This past spring, BOCES Pre-Techstudents and faculty unveiledBOCES very first wind turbine at theRubin Pollack Education Center onFerndale-Loomis Road.

This is our prize... like our flag onMt. Suribachi saying Were here,were technical, were gonna giveyour students the best educationthey can possibly get, said SullivanBOCES instructor Patrick Killian ofthe turbine project.

And according to Killian, the verytower that holds the turbine carriesquite a bit of historical significance,as his parents, Leon and Jeanne Kil-lian, first installed the tower onRevonah Hill in Liberty back in 1962

where it handled thousands of callsfor public safety, according to Kil-lian.

When it was built it was 155 feet[high] and it handled all emergencyservices antennas in the county,

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Pre-Tech at BOCESThe BOCES Pre-Tech Program is a 9th & 10th

grade credit bearing, career exploration programwherein students gain a solid foundation of basicskills in multiple vocational areas while alsomanaging a student-run business. The programmirrors the changes in the world and requires thestudent to take a different approach in respond-ing to todays problems, through the use of inno-vation, technology, and good old-fashionedAmerican Ingenuity. This is accomplished with-out requiring the extensive use of high-tech,expensive equipment, only the use of innovation.

The STEM component offers a vast array ofrenewable energy practices, as well as alterna-tive food production projects. Each projectrequires the student to engage in active problem-solving using higher-order thinking skills. Fur-thermore, the program challenges the student tobuild knowledge in viable energy and food pro-duction alternatives.

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Students are planning to use the wind turbine to generate energy to construct the TinyHouse, which will be used to educate other Sullivan County students on renewable energytechnologies.

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Patrick Killian gives an overview on the Wind Turbine Project during the unveiling.

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From left, students Brett Campbell, Kasey Ottino and Kyle Smith talk about their experiencewith the Pre-Tech Program.

added Killian.The Wind Turbine Project, part of

BOCES STEM initiative, was createdfor the 9th and 10th grade Pre-TechProgram.

During the hour-long unveiling cer-emony students talked about currentprojects, which include a bio-gasgenerator, wood gas generators,hydroponics systems, a Mobile

Renewable Education Unit (TinyHouse) and more.

Students are planning to use theturbine to generate energy to con-struct the Tiny House, which will beused to educate other Sullivan Coun-ty students on renewable energytechnologies.

Community partners who helpedwith the wind turbine initiativeinclude Paul Hans of Grahamsville,

Leon and Jeanne Killian of LivingstonManor, Klein and Sons Logging, Lib-erty Farm Garden and Pet, LibertyTrading Post, Liberty Iron Works andmore.

Pretty much everybodys beeninvolved, said Killian. We passed

this project around here [at BOCES]and here it is now in the bosom ofBOCES.

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New York State Education Depart-ment (NYSED) Board of RegentsChancellor Merryl Tisch and Board ofRegents member (and longtime Mon-ticello resident) Josephine Finn facili-tated the discussion.

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George Cooke, Commissioner ofJurors, Representatives from theHead Start program, EPIC (Every Per-son Influences Children), parentsand community members also par-ticipated in the discussion, whichexplored how school districts, com-munity organizations and parentscan work together to help close theachievement gap among students.

The achievement gap is a collec-tive problem; if we dont work in thesame direction, we arent giving ourkids the chance to participate in the21st century workforce, said Finn.

Chancellor Tisch provided herthoughts on how New York States stu-dents are faring on a national level.

When we look at our students testscores, we need to compare them tothe National Assessment of Educa-tional Progress (NAEP) the goldstandard. New York State joined the

Common Core testing in the firstplace because of what the NAEPshowed us, said Tisch. The old testswere not indicative of the actual suc-cess of our children.

Principal Johnson-Fields offeredher ideas for a Parent University, acollaboration of the school district,community, Head Start, EPIC, familymembers, and more.

This meeting was the first in aneffort to identify ways of bringingparties together to increase parentengagement in the schools. Addition-al meetings and discussions will beheld in the future.

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Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch, left, and Board of Regents member JudgeJosephine Finn facilitate a discussion with parents, community members and school districtofficials regarding parent engagement.

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ELDRED When the Eldred Boardof Education revealed its Five YearCapital Facilities Plan thats going tocost the District $5,237,295, somemembers of the community and theBoard of Education raised questions.Of that figure, $2,431,370 would bespent at George Ross Mackenzie ESand $2,805,925 at the Junior/SeniorHigh School.

The figure includes upgrades andimprovements for athletic facilities,which District Superintendent RobertDufour addressed: There are certainthings that must be done for safety andsecurity purposes. For example, for

the past 18 months, and you canextend that as far back as the last fouryears, there has been a consistentquestion asked about our athleticfacilities here, what was going to bedone about that and why wasnt itdone in the last project. I dont knowwhy it wasnt done in the last project,that pre-dates me and that pre-datesmy predecessor.

Athletic coaches and members of thecommunity have been concernedabout the safety of the fields, whichseem to disintegrate and settle down.Speakers blamed the upgrades donesome 20 years ago, noting thatdrainage was not taken into accountcorrectly.


Superintendent Robert Dufour, second from left, got animated talking about the need forsports upgrades. At left is District Clerk Bonnie Robertson, and to Dafours left are Board ofEducation members Douglas Reiser and Amador Laput.

Brian Siegel of Barryville (with hands raised) brought up questions about the large capitalexpenditure plan, warning at some point you're going to have to ask for more.

Dufour concurred, What was builtin 1995 took no notice of drainage. Itsgot to be ripped up, and its got to bedone correctly.

He continued, Right now we havetwo soccer fields for use. Were lookingto turn these into multi-purpose soft-ball and soccer fields. This would beachieved by movable fencing, heexplained.

In response to the communitys con-cerns, he said, I asked... to look intothese things, and what the cost wouldbe. There will be a vote.

Brian Siegel, a Barryville residentwith kids in the school system asked,Is there flexibility? Can you be for onesection, and against another?

Dufour replied, We need to priori-tize, thats why were here. Were lookingfor input. Siegel then inquired aboutthe time frame, and was told the boardis hoping to finalize its plans in the nextmeeting or two, and put it to public ref-erendum soon after that.

Dufour explained the process,There will be a public meeting to dis-cuss whats happening. Then theboard will decide what they put up forreferendum, and once they decide, wehave to provide 30 days noticerequired by law.

Looking at the thick Five Year Planhandout, Siegel continued, Theres alot of information here, and Ill have tolook at it. The first thought from some-one from the public, and I have threekids in the school here its a wonder-ful school, my kids have been here for13 years. However, my first thought isits a lot of money, and you need to bevery conservative what you ask taxpay-ers for. At some point, youre going tohave to ask for more, and its going tocome [at the expense of] educationalprograms, staffing, things like that thatare very important as well so we needto be very careful what we ask for.

Board member Carol Bliefernichinquired, These numbers that youhave, are they medium, high, or lownumbers? Where did you get thesenumbers?

They are designed to be in the mid-dle, plan presenter Joe Tola fromSavin Engineers of Pleasantvilleexplained.

Debbie Jennings asked about theexpenditure for generators in the plan,noting the figure of $700,000.

Dufour replied, If theres an evacua-tion in case of major disaster, we wantto get the price of what it would cost tohave the generators in place.

Jennings insisted it was a lot of

money, and Tola concurred, We coulddownsize on the generators.

Paul Whitfield, who came to themeeting with his daughter, askedabout the softball field design becauseshe plays varsity softball, and was toldremovable fence would make the fieldconfirm.

Dufour summarized the plans: Itsup to the board. Were discussing thework that needs to be done, thefinancing that needs to be done, andcoordination of what needs to bedone. If they decide to put it to vote,then thats going to be done.

Copies of the plan are available onecs.schoolwires.com


Joe Tola from Savin Engineering explainedthe Five Year Capital Facilities Plan. Listen-ing, from left, are Mackenzie ES Principal Vir-ginia Keegan and JR/SR High School PrincipalScott Krebs.


Back-to-school spending cantake its toll on the family budg-et, with parents paying consid-erable cash for clothes, backpacksand other must-haves. The NationalRetail Foundation expects consumersto spend about $74.9 billion this yearto send their children and college stu-dents back to school, up 12 percentsince 2013.

Back-to-school spend-ing is second only to theholidays, and the out-lay is higher andhigher each year,said Mike Sulli-van, director ofeducation forTake ChargeAmerica, anational non-profit creditcounseling anddebt managementagency. Retailerspush hard in thesummer months, and

school budget cuts have shifted thecost of supplies to families, but savvyparents can save money without

skimping on necessities.Sullivan offers eight tips forcutting costs on back-to-

school shopping:Take stock: Supply

lists often call for scis-sors, rulers, pencils andother items peoplealready have at home.Parents can savemoney by taking stockof what they have

before buying newsupplies.

Stick to the list: Teachers sup-ply lists have become more exten-

sive and expensive soparents are wise to stick tothe list and avoid impulsepurchases.

Comparison shop: Dol-lar stores, big-box retail-ers and office supplystores offer deep dis-counts on many schoolessentials. Parents cansave money by seekingout the best prices andstocking up on items chil-dren use throughout the year.

Clip coupons: Many websitespublish coupons on back-to-schoolclothing and supplies. Parents alsocan find their childrens favoritebrands on Facebook and Twitter forspecial coupons available only to fol-lowers.

Wait to buy: Just like holiday shop-ping, retailers often discount pricesafter the rush. Parents can purchasesome items after Labor Day to reapsavings.

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Many states offer tax-free shopping days dur-

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participating, and buy your big-ticketitems then.

Include kids in the process: Manyparents give their kids a budget forclothing and necessities. Kids whohave to choose between blowing thebudget on pricey items or stretchingtheir dollars with sensible purchaseswill learn a powerful lesson about thevalue of money.

For more financial tips, visitwww.takechargeamerica.org.

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There are literally hundreds of scholarshipsavailable in the school districts within theSullivan County Democrats coveragearea. As you head back to school, check withyour guidance office to learn more. Pictured,Honesdale High School graduate MelissaCantasano received the Kristina Sue AdamsMemorial Scholarship at this past Junescommencement. Melissa poses with Hones-dale HS Principal Diane Scarfalloto. KristinaAdams was a Honesdale HS alumna, an officemanager at the Narrowsburg Pecks whodied tragically last summer. She had familyand friends on both sides of the river and inher memory, mom Cindy Adams of Callicoonstarted Kristina Cares to aid area organiza-tions. This is in keeping with Kristinas volun-teer spirit.

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Get a share of scholarships galore Off to college. Is your student protected?GLENMONT As college students

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Check your homeowners policy tosee if the items your child is taking tocollege are covered in case they aredamaged or stolen, says Alan Plafker,CPIA, president of PIANY. Prepareand maintain a list of possessionssuch as computers, televisions, stere-os, cameras and jewelry, including theoriginal cost and their purchase date.

Students living on campus may be

protected by their parents' home-owners policy, as long as the studentmaintains residency in the parents'household. Some insurers expresslydefine what residency means intheir policy, but many insurers leaveroom for interpretation. Before aclaim occurs, be sure to find out whatcriteria your insurer uses to deter-mine whether your student child isstill a resident of your household.

College students renting an off-campus apartment or house whileaway at school should consider pur-chasing a renters policy. In order toget the best protection, choosing ascheduled coverage option oftenmakes sense for high-value posses-sions, such as computers, musicalinstruments and jewelry.

Auto insurance is another consider-ation for college-bound kids. If yourchild is attending school more than100 miles from home without custodyof a household vehicle, you may beeligible for a reduction in your autoinsurance premiums.

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What you need to know about going back to schoolHey kids, the start of school is onlythree weeks away! Here is a handy

guide to help you get ready. P.S. Please share it with

Mom and Dad too. We hope you have a great school year!

ELDREDContact information: Eldred Junior-

Senior High School, 600 Route 55, P.O.Box 249, Eldred, NY 12732; 456-1100, fax:557-0688.

George Ross Mackenzie ElementarySchool, 1045 Proctor Road, P.O. Box 249,Glen Spey, NY 12737; 856-9723, fax: 557-3672.

Website: http://eldred.k12.ny. usSuperintendent: Robert Dufour,

dufourr@eldred. k12.ny.usGrades: Pre-K-12.Registration: By appointment; call

456-1100, ext. 5128.Starting date: Wednesday, Sept. 3Hours: High School: 7:30 a.m. to 2:05

p.m.; Elementary School: 8:25 a.m. to 3p.m.

FALLSBURGContact information: Fallsburg Junior-

Senior High School, 115 Brickman Road,Fallsburg, NY 12733; 434-6800, fax: 434-0168.

Benjamin Cosor Elementary School, 15Old Falls Road, Fallsburg, NY 12733; 434-4110, fax: 434-0168/434-0871

Website: www.fallsburgcsd.net

Superintendent: Ivan Katz; superin-tendents secretarys email:[email protected]

Grades: Pre-K-12.Registration: By appointment; call

434-6800, ext. 4210/1222Starting date: Wednesday, Sept. 3Hours: High School: 8:05 a.m. -2:52

p.m. Elementary School: 9:05 a.m. -3:52 p.m.

HANCOCKContact information: High School, 67

Education Lane, Hancock, NY 13783;Elementary School, 201 Wildcat Drive,Hancock, NY 13783; (607) 637-2511, Fax:(607) 637-2512

Website: www.hancock.stier.orgSuperintendent: Terry Dougherty,

[email protected]: Pre-K-12Registration: Packets can be picked up

at the school from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.Monday through Friday through themonth of August.

Starting Date: Wednesday, Sept. 3Hours: 8 a.m. 2:32 p.m.

LIBERTYContact information: 115 Buckley St.,

Liberty, NY 12754; 292-6990; fax: 292-1164

Liberty High School, 125 Buckley St.,Liberty, NY 12754; 292-5400, ext. 2000;fax: 292-7262

Liberty Middle School, 145 Buckley St.,Liberty, NY 12754; 292-5400, ext. 2300;fax: 292-5691

Liberty Elementary School, 201 N.Main Street, Liberty, NY 12754; 292-5400, ext. 2030; fax: 295-9201

Superintendent: Dr. William Silver Website: www.libertyk12.orgE-mail: Visit website for directory

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Grades: Pre-K - 12Registration: By appointment only,

Central Registration, 292-5400, ext. 2331Starting date: Wednesday, Sept. 3Hours: Central Administration 8 a.m.-

4; High School: 8 a.m. - 2:57 p.m.; MiddleSchool: 8 a.m. - 2:57 p.m.; ElementarySchool: 7:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

LIVINGSTON MANORContact information: Central School:

19 School St., P.O. Box 947, LivingstonManor, NY 12758; Phone 439-4400; Fax:439-4717

Superintendent: Deborah FoxExtensions: Superintendents office:

ext. 1201; special services, ext. 1203; ele-mentary principal, ext. 1200;middle/high school principal, ext. 1207;

guidance office, ext. 1213; nurse, ext.1214; attendance, ext. 1245; businessoffice, ext. 1210; cafeteria, ext. 1223.

Website: www.lmcs.k12.ny.usGrades: Pre-K 12Registration: Parents should pick up a

registration packet at the guidance officeand fill it out before making an appoint-ment. To schedule an appointment, call439-4000, ext. 1213.

Starting date: Wednesday, Sept. 3. Hours: 8 a.m. -2:45 p.m.Students may be dropped off outside

the bus loop and enter the buildingthrough the two east entrances adjacentto the bus loop or through the eastbreezeway door, adjacent to the cafete-ria. Elementary students may be pickedup beginning 2:30 p.m.

MONTICELLOContact information: Superinten-

dents Office, 237 Forestburgh Road,Monticello, NY 12701; 794-7700 ext.70910; fax 794-7710

Monticello High School, 39 BreakeyAve., Monticello, NY 12701; 794-8840ext. 10910; fax: 794-8133

Monticello Middle School, 45 BreakeyAve., Monticello, NY 12701; 796-3058ext. 20910; fax: 796-3099

Kenneth L. Rutherford School, 26Patricia Place, Monticello, NY 12701;794-4240 ext. 30910; fax: 794-5137

George L. Cooke Elementary School,69 Richardson Ave., Monticello, NY12701; 794-8830 ext. 40910; fax: 794-8854

Emma C. Chase Elementary School,28 Pennsylvania Ave., Wurtsboro, NY12790; 888-2471 ext. 50910; fax: 888-2029

Superintendent: Daniel A. Teplesky,794-7700 ext. 70910,[email protected]

Website: www.monticelloschools.net

E-mail: Visit website for directoryGrades: K 12Registration: Office of Pupil Personnel

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 28,

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The gift of life for Bryce

Neversink youth, 8, gets heart tra

nsplant

BY JEANNE SAGER

NEVERSINK The

Tues-

day night when life

changed

for the Rogerson fa

mily was

just like any other.

With a planned tw

o-hour

delay for the T

ri-Valley

School District the

next day,

8-year-old Bryce an

d 5-year-

old Bryan had been

given a

pass to stay up late a

nd watch

a movie together.

Sixteen-

year-old Emily w

as doing

what teenagers d

o on a

school night. Dad

Brian was

on a hunting trip in

Alabama,

so mom Nicole was

snuggling

in bed, watching T

V by her-

self. And then

the phone rang.

It was a pediatri

c nurse

familiar with littl

e Bryces

congenital heart c

ondition.

After nearly three

years on

the transplant list, t

here was

a heart waiting for B

ryce.

I said Are you k

idding

me? Nicole reca

lls. I was

literally skipping

up and

down the hallway!

It was a call the Ro

gersons

werent sure wo

uld ever

come. Bryce was

diagnosed

with hypoplastic

left heart

syndrome (HLHS)

before he

was even born, afte

r a routine

ultrasound at 18

weeks

picked up an

anomaly.

HLHS a syndrom

e in which

the left side of a ch

ild's heart

was underdevelope

d is one

of the three most

common

heart issues a child

can be

born with, but it ca

n be fatal

if left untreated.

To increase the

Bryces

chances, Nicole un

derwent

in utero surgery a

t just 26

weeks pregnant to o

pen up a

hole in his heart

to allow

blood to flow prop

erly and

help him develop

in the

womb. Ten days aft

er he was

born in February 20

05, Bryce

underwent his fir

st open

heart surgery. At 8 m

onths, he

had another, and in

October

of 2008, a third o

pen heart

surgery.

But in 2010 came

a devas-

tating diagnosis. B

ryce had

developed plastic br

onchitis,

a condition of the lu

ngs most

common in cysti

c fibrosis

patients. Rubbery

chunks of

mucus had begun

develop-

ing in his lungs, m

aking him

struggle to breathe

. Although

the issue presents its

elf in the

lungs, doctors put

the blame

on his heart, which

pumps

oxygenated blood

to the

lungs. By 2011,

doctors told the

Rogersons their be

st choice

would be to put Br

yce on the

transplant list for

a heart. A

new heart, they to

ld them,

would take pressur

e off the

lungs and hopefu

lly allow

them to heal thems

elves.

On March 25, 2011

, Bryce

was added to the t

ransplant

list with whats know

n as 1B

status, the second

from the

top. At the time, do

ctors told

the Rogersons th

at listing

him at 1A the hig

hest and

most needy status

would

require Bryce to wai

t in a hos-

pital for a heart to

be found.

But with Bryce abl

e to take

his medication at h

ome, the

Rogersons opted to

keep him

in Neversink, to all

ow him to

continue attendin

g school

and be with his fam

ily.

They were told i

t would

take six months to

a year to

find him a heart.

On June 25, 2013

, more

than two years late

r, his heart

hadnt come. The R

ogersons

moved their son up

to 1A sta-

tus, the top of the t

ransplant

waiting list.

At that time, doct

ors had

changed their mind

and said

Bryce could stay h

ome and

wait. They told the R

ogersons

it would probably b

e a month

or two until a he

art was

found. It was alm

ost seven months

until the call came.

That was January

14, the

night Nicole called a

friend to

watch Bryan and pa

cked her

other two kids into

the car to

fly over the roads to

Morgan

Stanley Childrens H

ospital at

Columbia Presbyt

erian in

New York City. Bryc

e was cry-

ing, Nicole recalls

, but his

biggest worry was

how am I

going to turn in m

y home-

work? I told h

im your teacher

isnt going to wor

ry about

your writing assign

ment.

Husband Brian h

ad just

arrived in Alabama

for his

hunting trip and cou

ldnt find

a flight north, so he

rented a

car in Montgom

ery and

drove straight thr

ough the

night to Atlanta, Ge

orgia, for

the earliest f

light to

LaGuardia, a 6 a.m

. that he

hoped would get him

there in

time to see his

little boy

before he went into

surgery.

Brians plane left l

ate, but

the fates aligned b

ecause of

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

The Team Bryce logo

is of the

local group of suppor

t for the

family.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Despite being born w

ith a potentially fatal

heart condition, Bryce

Rogerson has led as

normal a childhood

as possible. Here, h

e

proudly shows off a h

uge trout he caught.

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politicians have sh

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When the peo

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visor Bill

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