Empowering Futures: Red Jacket Students Thrive in FLTCC Educational Programs

At the Finger Lakes Technical Career Center (FLTCC), students are actively developing an impressive array of trades and skills, creating opportunities for promising careers across various fields.

The Manchester-Shortsville Central School District takes pride in the active involvement of 19 seniors and 14 juniors in FLTCC and other BOCES programs. BOCES offers diverse programs tailored to students' interests, including animal science, criminal justice, auto body, and electrician trades. The commitment to a well-rounded educational experience is evident, encouraging students to explore numerous opportunities.

FLTCC serves as a hub for practical learning, enabling students to engage in hands-on experiences aligned with their career aspirations. This underscores the school's dedication to student development and highlights the importance of staying informed about the dynamic educational landscape.

The district's investment in FLTCC and BOCES programs reflects a broader commitment to preparing students for the challenges of the professional world. Participation in these programs not only equips students with valuable skills but also provides insights into potential career paths.

In an ever-evolving job market, the district prioritizes providing students with choices and exposure to various disciplines. The pride in the high number of students actively participating in these programs reflects the district's dedication to empowering the next generation with the tools needed to thrive in their chosen fields.

As the academic year progresses, the district remains steadfast in supporting programs like FLTCC and BOCES, recognizing them as integral components of a comprehensive educational strategy. Through these initiatives, students not only gain technical skills but also develop a sense of purpose and direction as they chart their course toward future success.