BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - Presented by Mr. Parks
Computer Keyboarding - Jonathan Conrad
Accounting – Jia-Ya Huang
Sports Management – Ryan Schmitz
Business Law – Joseph Holm
Investment Decision Making – Catherine Kennedy
Marketing – Jeffery Karabin
Advertising – Jaclyn Vassari, Jeffery Karabin
E-Commerce – Daniel Gibbons
Entrepreneurship – Kerrin Sleeper
Computer Software Applications – Shari Hyman
Career and Financial Management A – Marinna Grothe
Career and Financial Management B – Shawn Esperti

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES DEPARTMENT - Presented by Mrs. Zack
Freshman – Patricia Haffner
Sophomore – Zachary Austin
Junior – Makala Gatta

TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT - Presented by Mr. Kastberg
Freshman – Seamus Sweeney
Sophomore – Matthew Cramer
Junior – Rocco Young

PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - Presented by Mr. Geniti
Freshman - Kullen Bailey
Sophomore - Anthony Auspelmyer
Junior – Joya Clark
HEALTH - Presented by Mrs. Tammar – Kevin Peitrow

BAUSCH & LOMB AWARD - for Outstanding Achievement in Science -Presented by Mr. Jenkins – Michelle Schlomberg

LAWRENCE TECH AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS with scholarship stipend – Presented by Mr. Jenkins - Clarissa Garvey

RPI MEDAL - EXCELLENCE IN MATH & SCIENCE - Presented by Mr. McCarthy – Ryan O’Connor

NEW YORK STATE CAPITAL DISTRICT SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS – Certificate of Merit – Presented by Mr. McCarthy - Clarissa Garvey, Michelle Schlomberg

SMITH BOOK AWARD - Given to a junior in the top 10th of their class who contributed to society through academic achievement, leadership and concern for others. Presented by Mrs. Napolitano – Catherine Kennedy

BROWN BOOK AWARD - Given to a junior who best combines academic excellence with clarity in written and spoken expression. Presented by Mrs. Napolitano – Stephanie Winkler

VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM - Presented by Ms. Shartrand- Amanda Anzalone

ELMIRA KEY AWARD - Two $40,000 awards over four years. To be eligible the students must be in their junior year of high school, be confirmed as being in the top 10% of their class, and have demonstrated outstanding school or community leadership. - Presented by Ms. Shartrand – Kara Rager

CLARKSON UNIVERSITY AWARDS -These awards are designed to annually recognize junior students who demonstrate strong leadership qualities, positively impact their high school and local community, have a proven academic record, and must be in the top 15% of their class. Presented by Ms. Shartrand:
High School Leadership Award ($44,000 over 4 years) – Scott DeBiase
High School Achievement Award ($36,000 over 4 years) – Kara Rager

WELLS COLLEGE 21ST CENTURY LEADERSHIP AWARD – This award recognizes young women for their academic excellence, personal achievement, leadership qualities, and extra-curricular involvement. This award is $20,000 over 4 years. Presented by Ms. Shartrand – Britta Kilbourn

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE MATH & SCIENCE AWARD – Given to students who have excelled academically in Math and Science – Ryan O’Connor, Avery Francois, Emily Peterson

RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE – STUDENT SAGE AWARD Student must possess the characteristics of academic excellence by being in the top 25% of their class, be a social leader, and be involved in school and community activities. This award will range from $7,000 -$14,000. Presented by Ms. Shartrand – Jennifer Glenn

SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE BOOK AWARD – Awarded to two students who are members of the National Honor Society and have demonstrated a sincere commitment to community service. Presented by
Ms. Shartrand – Kelly Kapusta, Daniel Rice

ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD - Recipient will receive a scholarship worth $1,000 per year if they apply and are accepted to St. Lawrence University. Presented by Ms. Shartrand – Mariah Senecal

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT
ART - Presented by Mrs. Fitting and Mrs. Dimopoulos-DiCocco for achievement of honor roll caliber, creative work of exhibit quality, to art students who have represented the school with artistic work outside the school setting.
Freshman – Kevin Arndt
Sophomore – Julianna Zyra
Junior – Mariah Senecal
The following students are to receive awards based upon points earned for participation in school art organizations and activities, and for representing the school in community, regional, and statewide art events.

FIRST YEAR LETTER WINNERS - Victoria Hall, Jessica Hohenstein, Mariah Senecal

OLYMPICS OF THE VISUAL ARTS - Victoria Hall, Rachel Kaminski

BOCES ANNUAL ART SHOW – Shannon Houst, Julianna Zyra

MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL – Mariah Senecal, Gabrielle Mason

ROVING ART SHOW – Nicole Hoerold, Rebecca Celorio, Morgan Fonda, Ian Madcharo, Kristen Faubion

MUSIC - Presented by Mrs. Fitting and Mrs. Atchley for achievement of high honor caliber to a person who has studied voice or an instrument, who has participated in one or more school music groups, and has represented the school through participation in community music activities.
Freshman - Emily Peterson
Sophomore – Bridie Schnore
Junior - Evan Long

The following students are to receive music awards based on points earned for participation in school music organizations and activities, and for representing the school in community, regional and statewide music events.
MUSIC LETTERS (for 50 points)
Kathryn Darrow
Bridie Schnore
Sarah Taubner
Ashleigh Thomas
Ian Henderson
Joe Holm
Pamela Townsend
Mary Kate Wilding
Zach Dodd
Angela Winter
Brodie France
Cooper Wright
Danielle Giammatteo

PINS (for 75 points)mPINS (for 100 points) PINS (for 120 points)
Kathryn Darrowmatte Kyle CoombsmatteoKyle Coombs
Danielle Giammatteo Gabrielle MasonmattEvan Long
Gabrielle MasonmatteMarie Militano
Kelly Kapusta
Gabrielle Mason
Marie Militano
Joseph Rafalak
Bridie Schnore
Mary Kate Wilding

The following are students who participated in the NYSSMA competitions last year and their awards:

Student Name/Rating/Level/Award
Aimee Albright (violin) /Good/4/ Good
Katherine Barner (flute)/ B- /6 /Silver
Samantha Bieling (voice) /Excellent /4/ Blue
Lauren Bissonette (voice)/ Outstanding/ 4 /Red, White, Blue
Samantha Boulant (piano) /A+/ 5 /Gold
Elizabeth Brown (clarinet)/ Good /4 /Red
Kimberly Connelly (violin)/ Excellent/ 4 /Blue
Victoria Connelly (voice)/ Excellent/ 4/ Blue
Kyle Coombs (French Horn)/ Excellent /4 /Blue
Kyle Coombs (voice) /A- /6/ Gold
Ryan Curtin (violin)/ B+/ 5 /Silver
Katherine Darrow (voice) /Outstanding /4 /Red, white, blue
Katherine Darrow (trumpet)/ Excellent/ 4 /Blue
Sarah Dean (piano)/ A+/ 5/ Gold
Marra DeJesus (voice) /Good /3 /Red
Zachary Dodd (clarinet) /Good /4 /Red
Zachary Dodd (voice) /Outstanding/ 4 /Red, white, blue
David Dolezal (voice) /Outstanding /3 /Red, white, blue
Nicole Evensen (voice) /A /5 /Gold
Danielle Giammatteo (voice) /A+/ 6 /Gold
Sarah Hanley (voice)/ Excellent/ 4 /Blue
Catherine Hanlon (piano) /Excellent /4 /Blue
Jaclyn Hart (snare) /A /5 /Gold
Molly Hay (voice) /A /5 /Gold
Ian Henderson /(baritone)/ A-/ 5 Gold
Nora Houlihan (string duet)/ Excellent /3 /Blue /Ensemble
Nora Houlihan (violin)/ Good/ 4 /Red
Kelly Kapusta (violin)/ A+ /5 /Gold
Sean Kinnally (voice) /A/ 5/ Gold
Megan Kocienski (voice)/ Excellent /3/ Blue
Ben Kraines (snare) /B+ /5 /Silver
Michael Krisher (trombone) /Excellent /4 /Blue
Tanner Lagace (voice)/ Excellent /4 /Blue
Rebecca Laper (viola)/ Excellent /3/ Blue
Alicia LaPoint (voice) /Outstanding /4 /Red, white, blue
Kerry Lewis (flute) /A/ 5 /Gold
Kerry Lewis (voice) /Excellent/ 4 /Blue
Emily Lilac (voice)/ Excellent /4 /Blue
Evan Long (tenor sax) /A/ 6/ Gold
Evan Long (Jazz-tenor sax)/ A+ /6/ Gold
Evan Marre (string bass) /Excellent /4 /Blue
Gabrielle Mason (voice)/ A /6 /Gold
Will McMaster (tenor sax)/Outstanding/ 4/ Red, white, blue
Will McMaster (Jazz-tenor sax)/ Outstanding/ 4 /Red, white, blue
Marie Militano (voice)/ A+/ 6 /Gold
Michael Nietfeld(violin)/ Excellent/ 4/ Blue
Juliet Ottaviano (voice)/ Excellent/ 4 /Blue
Alison Packer (voice) /Excellent/ 2 /Blue
Matthew Paparella (trumpet)/ A+ /6 /Gold
Emily Peterson (voice) /Outstanding/ 4 /Red, white, blue
Emily Peterson (flute) /A+/ 6/ Gold
Aurora Phillips (violin)/ A /5 /Gold
Jimmy Pierce (voice)/ Excellent /4/ Blue
Matthew Radom (trumpet)/ Excellent /3 /Blue
Steven Rumfelt (string duet) /Outstanding/ 3 /RWB ensemble
Kaila Sanboeuf (string duet) /Outstanding/ 3/ RWB ensemble
Bridie Schnore (violin) /A/ 6/Gold
Bridie Schnore (voice) /A /5 /Gold
George Schoenfeld (trumpet) /Outstanding/ 4 /Red, white, blue
Sarah Taubner (violin) /A+/ 6 /Gold
Angelia Taylor (snare) /B- /5 /Silver
Ashleigh Thomas (voice) /A /6 /Gold
Mary Kate Wilding (voice) /A+ /6 /Gold
Mary Kate Wilding (flute) /A /6 /Gold
Angela Winter (voice) /A+ /6/ Gold
Cooper Wright (voice) /A+/ 6 /Gold
Alexis Yagielski (clarinet) /Excellent /4 /Blue

AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO COMMUNITY PRESENTED BY PYRAMID HORIZONS - Presented by Mr. Kohout
Michelle Andersen
Susan Caccavale
Erin Caldwell
Elena Clark
Erin Connelly
Erica Eglin
James Gardinier
Kelly Kapusta
Mike Krisher
Rebecca Laper
Kevin Little
Marissa Mahoney
Gabrielle Mason
Deanna Moran
Kara Rager
Michelle Schlomberg
Mariah Senecal
Val Stimpson
Kaitlin Straut
Caitlyn Trepess
Hannah Valachovic
Alyssa Woodworth

PERFECT ATTENDANCE AT SCOTIA-GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE 2008-09 SCHOOL YEAR. Presented by Mr. Cosmer

Grade 9
James Cantamessa
Jack Lin
Matthew Radom
Matthew Senneca
Alexis Yagielski