Congratulations to Alivia Remick, a senior from Quakertown Community High School and a dedicated student in the Agricultural Technology program at UBCTS. Alivia is currently participating in the Cooperative Education Program, where she works at Hausman’s Fruit Farm in Limeport.
Coming from a family with strong ties to UBCTS—her father attended Tech for Carpentry and several relatives have also been students—Alivia has always valued learning by doing. She credits her mother for teaching her to be hands-on and self-sufficient, which inspired her to pursue a path in agriculture.
Alivia chose UBCTS because she’s always dreamed of living and working on a farm. The Ag Tech program was the perfect fit, allowing her to gain real-world experience in the field she loves. She describes her co-op as “an amazing opportunity to advance in the field,” and says the best part of class is the welcoming atmosphere, the people, and the many hands-on opportunities.
A proud FFA member, Alivia enjoys attending the Farm Show and participating in FFA events that deepen her appreciation for the agriculture community. After graduation, she plans to continue working at Hausman’s Fruit Farm and hopes to play a larger role in the farm’s growth and success.
Her employer, April Hausman, shared glowing praise, writing: “This summer was hot and humid, but Alivia persevered without a single complaint. She’s truly an exceptional young lady—always early, ready to work, and confident in making decisions. She just does an overall great job.”
When she’s not at school or work, you’ll still find Alivia doing what she loves most—planting and picking crops. Her dream is to be “the future of agriculture” by helping younger generations appreciate and understand the importance of the agricultural industry.
UBCTS is proud to recognize Alivia Remick as Student of the Month for her strong work ethic, leadership, and passion for agriculture.
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