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Twenty-five Liverpool High School students recently were inducted into the OCM BOCES chapter of the National Technical Honor Society.

• Evan McCarthy: Automotive Tech Year 2
• Amar Hukic: Computer Tech Year 2
• Julie Allen: Cosmetology Year 2
• Natalie Bethune: Cosmetology Year 2
• Ashton Borczuk: Cosmetology Year 2
• Salina Huang: Cosmetology Year 2
• Grace Mattey: Cosmetology Year 2
• Olivia Rivera-Vazquez: Cosmetology Year 2
• Jessica Rodriguez: Cosmetology Year 2
• Yilena Russell: Cosmetology Year 2
• Ava Vincent: Cosmetology Year 2
• Arialana Webber: Culinary Arts Year 2
• Sofia Tamilia: Early Childhood Year 2
• Juliana Amodei: Health Occupations Year 2
• Ziya Baddal: Laboratory Tech Year 2
• Brandy Smith: New Vision Criminal Justice
• Javier Gonzales: New Vision Engineering
• Ryan Muldoon: New Vision Engineering
• Tymofiy Vasylevskyi: New Vision Engineering
• Juliana Barber: New Vision Medical
• Lily Debejian: New Vision Medical
• Abigail Stock: New Vision Medical
• Chloe Brown: Physical Therapy Year 2
• Adriana Dinnerson: Physical Therapy Year 2
• Robert Morgan: Welding Year 2

In all,189 Central New York students were inducted into the OCM BOCES chapter of the National Technical Honor Society, an honor that represents hard work, character and academic success in a variety of programs that teach specialized, hands-on skills to prepare students for college or careers. To qualify, students must have an 85 grade-point average or higher, 12 or fewer absences, and a teacher recommendation. Students also must demonstrate attributes that include respect, honesty, skill, responsibility, leadership, service and citizenship.