On Wednesday, May 27th, Alumni Field was filled with proud families and friends celebrating the Class of 2026 as they completed their studies at the Upper Bucks County Technical School and received their certificates.
Guests were welcomed by Dr. Michael Herrera, UBCTS Executive Director, and Mr. Joseph Lyons, Chairman of the UBCTS Joint Operating Committee, who opened the ceremony with remarks praising students for this remarkable achievement.
Quakertown Community High School’s Cameron Beaudoin was selected as a student speaker for the occasion and shared stories about his time at UBCTS and the incredible teachers who guided him on his journey into construction technology.
Upper Bucks County Technical School has long been an institution of excellence, giving students the opportunity to explore potential careers and graduate fully prepared to begin their futures. The technical skills, leadership opportunities, and real-world problem-solving experiences offered at UBCTS have helped shape this graduating class into outstanding skilled professionals ready to take on any challenge life may bring. With pathways in construction, healthcare, manufacturing, culinary arts, automotive technology, welding, IT, and many other essential industries, these students are stepping directly into meaningful opportunities.
Thank you to our families, educators, mentors, and business and industry partners for supporting these incredible students. Our future is bright with a community as strong and talented as the Class of 2026.
Congratulations, Class of 2026!
