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Career-focused CTE programs like Business Foundations help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Certifications, college credits and internships are available. Learn more about the program at www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/cte-business-foundations. #ctemonth
Open Interviews for Substitutes will take place at the Robert W. Harrold Campus tomorrow from 9:00 am - 11:00 am. Spread the word, and join us if you can!
Here’s a couple of examples of the many great opportunities available at DCMO BOCES right now. Go to http://www.dcmoboces.com/.../page/employment-opportunities to see all the available positions. It's a great time to work at DCMO BOCES!
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Career-focused CTE programs like Computer Technology help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Certifications, college credits and internships are available. Learn more about the program at https://www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/cte-computer-technology #ctemonth
Open Interviews for Substitutes will take place at the Robert W. Harrold Campus on Thursday, February 20 from 9:00 am - 11:00 am. Spread the word, and join us if you can!
8th grade students from Sherburne-Earlville CSD, Oxford Academy CSD and Otselic Valley CSD visited DCMO BOCES Alan D. Pole Campus Monday for an introduction to the career & technical education (CTE) programs offered there. They were able to tour the actual labs, shops and classrooms and meet the instructors. CTE courses are available to 11th and 12th grade students in the DCMO BOCES component school districts.
For the months of January and February, students in Mary Greene’s class worked on a unit researching Human Rights and Human Rights Heroes. The project is intended to promote awareness of the Civil Rights Movements (MLK), Black History Month, National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, Human Rights Day, and World Day of Social Justice, which are all celebrated during these months. The students each chose their own hero to research and created biographies about how they fought for our human rights and promoted social justice. They did such a great job!
Steel roses, handmade at the Alan D. Pole Campus by students in Jaan Aarismaa's Welding Class.
Start Here, Go Anywhere! Career-focused CTE programs like Carpentry & Building Construction help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Certifications, college credits and internships are available. Learn more about the program at www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/cte-carpentry-building-construction #ctemonth
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Career-focused CTE programs like Visual Communications help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Certifications, college credits and internships are available. Learn more about the program at www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/cte-visual-communications #ctemonth
22 students from Alan D. Pole Campus and 40 students from Robert W. Harrold Campus participated in the annual SkillsUSA Area II Regional Conference and Competition, held in Morrisville last week. It was a busy day, and our students had a great time competing and enjoying the other activities. Thank you to the DCMO BOCES advisors, teachers, administrators and staff who helped, and congratulations to all our student competitors– you rocked!
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Career-focused CTE programs like Auto Body Refinishing & Repair help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Certifications, college credits and internships are available. Learn more about the program at https://www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/automotive-collision-cte #ctemonth
The Open Interviews for Substitutes employment event scheduled for today at the Robert W. Harrold Campus has been rescheduled to Thursday, February 20 from 9:00 am - 11:00 am.
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Career-focused CTE programs like Nurse Assisting help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Clinical experience, college credits and state licensure are available through this program. Learn more about the program at www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/cte-nurse-assisting #ctemonth
DCMO BOCES will be closed today, Thursday February 6, for students and all 10 and 12 month staff. This includes the Harrold Campus, the Pole Campus and the Support Services Center.
DCMO BOCES hosted the annual Legislative Breakfast at the Alan D. Pole Campus on Saturday. The event, organized by the Chenango County School Boards Association (CCSBA), is intended to facilitate dialogue between local legislators and school board members, and serves as an opportunity for local education leaders to share concerns and ideas with the government representatives. New York State Senator Peter Oberacker and Assemblyman Joseph Angelino attended, along with Jordan Fleming from New York State Senator Jeffrey Gallahan’s office. Fifteen school districts were represented at the event, along with DCMO BOCES board members, administrators and District Superintendent Michael Rullo.
A brunch buffet was prepared and served by students from the DCMO BOCES Culinary Arts program at both campuses, supervised by Chef Jeanni Romanowski and Human and Retail Services Instructor Nanette LaTourette.
Speakers included DCMO BOCES Board of Education President Vanessa Warren and member John Klockowski, as well as students Claire Sullivan, Olivia Hall and Brock Purdy from Bainbridge-Guilford Central School, who were introduced by Bainbridge-Guilford Board of Education member Mia Gray. The event provided a platform for meaningful discussions about education and student achievements, helping to strengthen relationships among the schools, legislators, and the community.
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Career-focused CTE programs like Security & Law Enforcement help students prepare for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education. Certifications, college credits and internships are available. Learn more about the program at www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/cte-security-law-enforcement #ctemonth
The DCMO BOCES Open Interviews event scheduled for Thursday, February 6 at the DCMO BOCES Robert W. Harrold Campus has been postponed due to expected poor weather conditions. The event will be rescheduled.
DCMO BOCES will be holding Open Interviews for substitutes in Sidney Center on February 6. See the poster for more information. Walk-ins welcome!
The Rogers Environmental Education Center in Sherburne held a ribbon-cutting for the new Sugar Shack on Saturday during their Winter Living Celebration. DCMO BOCES Carpentry and Building Construction students from the Alan D. Pole Campus collaborated on the project, carefully dismantling and rebuilding the sugar shack over the last year-and-a-half, contributing to a long-term educational resource. They disassembled the building at its original site in Norwich and reassembled it in Sherburne, gaining hands-on experience in carpentry and construction. They learned essential skills like building scaffolding and working on a roof, according to instructor Eric Ingrahm.
The Chenango County Historical Society, Friends of Rogers, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), DCMO BOCES, and Clear Path for Veterans worked together to relocate the sugar shack from the Chenango County Historical Society to Rogers Center. The Center will use the sugar shack on-site to demonstrate the entire sap-to-sugar process. Mr. Ingraham represented DCMO BOCES at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, along with Ryan DeMars, Alan D. Pole Campus Principal, and Sonnet Constable, Pole Campus Work Experience Coordinator.
