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SWBOCES Annual Car Show a Perennial Favorite Among Car Fans
Classic, vintage, hot rods and muscle cars will be on display at the Fourth Annual Car Show May 17 on the BOCES campus in Valhalla.

Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Fourth Annual Car Show May 17, which is once again scheduled to take place on the campus of the SWBOCES Center for Career Services on Grasslands Road in Valhalla.
The event, sponsored by The Rock “N” Rods Car Club of NY, is a chance for car enthusiasts to check out the classic cars (including muscle cars, vintage cars and hot rods) that will be lined up on the BOCES property and tour a variety of career and technical education (CTE) programs that the Center for Career Services (CCS) offers to local high school students, including its automotive and collision technology training facility.
An Open House is also being scheduled simultaneously that will give prospective career and tech students and their parents the opportunity to check out the various two-year programs, in addition to the automotive program that the CCS offers to local high school students.
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These programs include Architecture and Interior design; Automotive and Collision Technology; Plumbing and Electrical Construction; Certified Nurse Assistant; Commercial Art; Computer Information Systems/Medical Administrative Assistant; Cosmetology; Culinary arts; Emergency Medical Services; Fashion Design / Merchandising; Security, Law and Policing; Pre-Engineering; Veterinary Science; TV/Video & Sound production and more.
The event will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 4 p.m., with the judging of cars to take place at noon. Admission and parking are free. Music and food are all part of what is expected to be a fun day – and a number of the CTE students will be on hand to show off their newly acquired technical skills. Rain date is Sunday, May 31.
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For more information, call the Center at 914-761-3400.