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Rhinebeck High School Students Shine at National Technical Honor Society Induction

2024-05-11

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The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) Chapter 324 at Dutchess BOCES Career and Technical Institute recently inducted five Rhinebeck High School students. These students have excelled in their Career & Technical Education fields.

The ceremony recognized juniors Ryan Phillips in Electric Trades, Alexander Herr and Gretah Kilmer in Animal & Plant Science, and Gaven Salerno and Jesse Tompkins in Construction Trades.

Seniors Owen Mulligan and Carter Lewis, who are second-year NTHS members, were also honored for their achievements in Welding & Fabrication and Automotive Services, respectively.

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