Career and Technical Education (CTE) students at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation (CiTi) were recently recognized as “Most Employable” in their class for quarter two of the 2025-26 school year.

The Most Employable Award recognizes students for the character traits and skills that make them successful in the workplace. One student from each class is nominated each quarter, with support from the Oswego County Federal Credit Union, which provides gift cards to five students selected at random.

The following students were recognized for quarter two: Kegan Merkley (Fulton, construction technology), Lila Petrie (Sandy Creek, agricultural studies), Ethan Dumont (Fulton, auto body repair), Anthony Collins (Fulton, cosmetology) and Annalee Mitchell (Fulton, New Vision Allied Health).

Additional recognized students include: Maxwell Ayre, Bryan Bough, Victoria Bristol, Micah Burns, Anthony Collins, Cassy Cross, Ethan Dumont, Ben Hess, Alayna Kovalczik, Cooper LaParr, Kayden McIntyre, Kegan Merkley, Annalee Mitchell, Lila Petrie, Kaiden Shorney, Rylee Smith and Baylee Walker.