Education and career training is what students will get when they come to the Center for Career Services in Valhalla. The center offers classes in a variety of career and technical disciplines for students who are interested in developing skills that will lead to a rewarding high-demand career and college.
Our Career and Technical students master job skills in specific "cluster" areas, and they can choose one- or two-year programs. All eligible students who successfully complete our New York State approved CTE program receive academic and career and technical credits and are eligible for college credits through specific college articulation agreements with our Career and Technical programs.
A successful graduate of the Cosmetology Program, salon owner Ashley Cermele-DiMatteo returns to give some advice to current students.
The Center for Career Services celebrated its recognition ceremony on June 14th with 282 students receiving certificates and many of them getting special awards.
The Center's White Paper on the advantages of a career and technical education for high school students was announced a winner in the National School Public Relations' Publications and Digital Media Awards contest June 21.
Students from an array of career and technical education programs at the Center for Career Services were honored June 7th for making it to the Fourth Quarter list of exemplary accomplishments.
Students in the Cosmetology and Architecture programs had the chance to work together on an exciting new project this past semester.
Learning the process of Foley, a sound-effects process common in the industry, was just one of the things that students in the Sound Production and TV/Video Production programs learned on a recent field trip.
Lots of vintage cars to see at the annual Car Show, held on the Career Services campus June 3.
Fashions from the Edwardian era, Industrial Revolution, The Roaring '20s and more were on display at the Center for Career Services' Fashion Show May 24. Current and former students participated in this year's event.
Sophie Munoz, a Scarsdale student in the Commercial Art Program, received an honorable mention in the recent eSchoolData Login Page Art Contest.
Two students from the Career Services Center were among the scores of students from across the region to receive awards at the 53rd Annual Carroll F. Johnson Scholastic Achievement Dinner earlier this month.
| Begin Time | End Time | Leave CCS @ | |
| Morning Session (AM) | 8:25 AM | 10:55 AM | 11:00 AM |
| Afternoon Session (PM) | 11:55 AM | 2:25 PM | 2:30 PM |
