October 2023
October 3rd
The RTMA is sponsoring the second annual ROC With Your Hands career exploration event this fall. The event is hosted by the City of Rochester in partnership with Monroe County, Monroe Community College, the Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program, the Builders Exchange of Rochester, and UNiCON. Students will be exposed to careers in Advanced Manufacturing, Skilled Trades, Heavy Equipment, and Auto Tech through a variety of hands-on demonstrations and activities. Lunch is also provided free of charge!
October 6th
University of Rochester students, Level the Field Program, are partnering with Edison Career and Technology High School to provide our students support and mentorship through the college and job application.
October 6th
In a captivating and intellectually charged session, our seniors had the privilege of engaging in a dynamic panel discussion with the esteemed team members from First American Equipment Finance. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement and curiosity as our students delved into insightful conversations that opened doors to new horizons.
Under the warm glow of shared knowledge, the First American Equipment Finance experts generously shared their wisdom and experiences, igniting sparks of inspiration among our seniors. Through this engaging dialogue, our students had the unique opportunity to explore the real-world applications of their academic pursuits, gaining valuable insights into the professional landscape they are about to enter.
The room echoed with thoughtful questions and profound answers, creating a vibrant synergy of ideas and aspirations. This enriching encounter served as a beacon, guiding our seniors towards a clearer understanding of their future pathways. The shared expertise not only expanded their intellectual horizons but also fostered a sense of confidence, reminding them that their dreams are attainable with dedication and perseverance.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the team members of First American Equipment Finance for their invaluable contribution. Their presence and wisdom illuminated the minds of our seniors, empowering them to navigate their journeys with newfound insight and determination.
Here’s to the power of meaningful exchanges and the endless possibilities that await our bright and ambitious seniors as they step into the world beyond classrooms!
October 10th
Edison Tech High School's College Fair was an inspiring hub of opportunities! Students and parents delved into a world of choices, from esteemed local universities to hands-on trade schools. Military representatives shared insights about service, while interactive workshops offered vital application and career advice.
Highlights
Diverse Pathways: Explore universities, trade schools, and military options.
Hands-On Learning: Dive into vocational training and creative arts.
Insightful Workshops: Gain knowledge about applications and finances.
Meaningful Connections: Network with alumni and industry professionals.
Fun and Community: Enjoy music, contests, and delicious food, fostering a sense of togetherness.
🌟 Gratitude: Thanks to all participants, educators, and attendees. Your presence made this event a success, fueling dreams and shaping future leaders!
October 12th
E3 Experience Edison Excellence Expo Night
The Edison E3 Expo is a highly anticipated recruitment event hosted by Edison High School. It is specifically designed to welcome and engage new incoming students who are eager to experience the excellence that Edison High School offers. The event showcases the diverse range of opportunities available within the school, with a particular focus on Career Technical Education (CTE) classes. Attendees can look forward to an immersive experience with hands-on activities, highlighting the innovative and educational aspects of these classes.
The Edison E3 Expo is not only an opportunity for prospective students and their families to explore the educational opportunities at Edison High School but also a chance to experience the vibrant community and supportive environment that the school offers. We invite all interested media outlets to join us and cover this exciting event.
October 18th
We recently were welcomed by 8th-grade students from #50 School for our recruitment event. They watched our promo video, grabbed informative pamphlets, and filled out student info sheets. Their enthusiasm sparked fantastic questions, showcasing their eagerness to join our Edison family. We're thrilled about the bright future ahead!
October 19th
Every year, Rochester Careers in Construction, Inc. partners with Monroe County and area schools, employers, and unions to host the Annual Rochester Careers in Construction Day. The event introduces students to the exciting career options in construction in a fun, interactive format with hands-on activities and engaging materials. Representatives from employers, universities, and apprenticeship programs all come together to showcase what our regional construction industry has to offer.
October 25th
Students Construct New Garden Beds at Mary McLeod Bethune School No. 45
In a remarkable display of collaboration and community spirit, Edison Career and Technology High School students are extending their talents to enhance the educational experience of students at Mary McLeod Bethune School No. 45.
Students from Edison’s Career and Technology Education (CTE) Construction and Design pathway have built and installed new garden beds, breathing fresh life into the landscape at School No. 45 and creating an outdoor classroom. The initiative is part of School No. 45’s ongoing efforts to incorporate more green learning space, recognizing its numerous benefits to students.
“We are so thankful to the students from Edison,” said School No. 45 Principal Christine Manuele-Turnquist. “When we come together, we can create an environment that nurtures a love of science and nature, and the students from Edison do exceptional work.”
“Our Edison CTE Construction and Design pathway (Architecture, Masonry, Carpentry, and Electrical) students and teachers have been working with schools throughout the District to enhance other RCSD campuses,” said Ashley Dermody, a teacher at Edison. “Our team has worked diligently to collaborate successfully, and we are so happy to have worked with students from School No. 45.”
October 27th
Breast cancer has touched the lives of many within our school community, both past and present. This event is not just an opportunity to wear pink, but it’s a powerful symbol of our collective support, empathy, and solidarity. By participating in the Pink Out, we are not only raising awareness about breast cancer but also demonstrating our unwavering support for those who have fought or are still fighting this battle.
We made this day a vibrant sea of pink, a testament to our school spirit, compassion, and support for a cause that affects millions around the world. We showed the strength of our Edison community and made our 1st Annual Pink Out for Breast Cancer Awareness a resounding success.