Union County honors UCVTS students for National CTE Month and proclaims FFA Week
April 01, 2026 | Union County, New Jersey
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The Union County Board of County Commissioners presented resolutions recognizing National Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month and Future Farmers of America (FFA) Week to Union County Vocational-Technical Schools Superintendent Gwendolyn S. Ryan and participating students.
Chairman Joseph C. Bodek said the board was proud to recognize the students’ academic and technical achievements, and he announced a new Academy for Global Logistics at UCVTS. Commissioners Kimberly Palmieri-Mouded and Lourdes M. Leon praised the district’s staff and students; Superintendent Gwendolyn S. Ryan thanked the board and recognized school administrators, staff and the students in attendance.
The minutes list the students introduced by Superintendent Ryan, representing UCVTS academies including Allied Health Sciences, Global Logistics, Information Technology, Performing Arts and Future Farmers of America, among others. The board’s resolutions highlight vocational-technical pathways intended to prepare students for college and careers.
The recognition was presented in the open portion of the agenda and recorded in the minutes as a resolution presentation to the superintendent and students.
Chairman Joseph C. Bodek said the board was proud to recognize the students’ academic and technical achievements, and he announced a new Academy for Global Logistics at UCVTS. Commissioners Kimberly Palmieri-Mouded and Lourdes M. Leon praised the district’s staff and students; Superintendent Gwendolyn S. Ryan thanked the board and recognized school administrators, staff and the students in attendance.
The minutes list the students introduced by Superintendent Ryan, representing UCVTS academies including Allied Health Sciences, Global Logistics, Information Technology, Performing Arts and Future Farmers of America, among others. The board’s resolutions highlight vocational-technical pathways intended to prepare students for college and careers.
The recognition was presented in the open portion of the agenda and recorded in the minutes as a resolution presentation to the superintendent and students.
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