In the summer of 1987, Kim Wimett started working for the CVES printshop. After 36 years of service, Wimett will be retiring at the end of 2023. She started working for CVES as an 18-year-old. Wimett learned about printing from Norman Vincelette, who taught a Printing and Photography class at CV-TEC for 20 years. Wimett did a work study in […]
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Zaedyn Carpenter is headed to Clarkson University this fall. His journey to college saw him overcome many obstacles, which led him to finishing high school with a 4.0 GPA in his home district and getting a full ride to Clarkson. Zaedyn came to the Rise Center for Success during his eighth-grade year. He couldn’t regulate his emotions and faced his […]
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Sitting in the crowded, energetic bleachers of the Syracuse Fairground, CV-TEC students waited anxiously to know if they would place in this year’s New York State SkillsUSA competition. Students prepared for months, studying their scopes and perfecting their skill. Among roughly 2,700 students across NYS, only gold medalists would move onto the national competition. This year’s competition results were exceptional […]
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In the bustling world of an educational entity like Champlain Valley Educational Services, the collaboration between divisions is evident. Behind the scenes of CVES’ successes is a dedicated team of purchasing clerks led by a purchasing agent, striving to ensure smooth operations and efficient resource management. As the organization grows and ventures into new territories, the challenges intensify, but so […]
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