Dutchess BOCES is partnering with Assemblymember Didi Barrett, the Public Utility Law Project and others to host a Utility Bill Clinic April 16 to provide information and resources to community members who may need assistance.
The event will take place from 4-7 p.m. at Dutchess BOCES Conference Center, 5 BOCES Road, Poughkeepsie.
Have you considered putting your talents and abilities to use in an educational setting? School districts throughout the region are gathering at Dutchess BOCES on April 18 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m
As Dutchess BOCES moves forward on its journey of innovation, partnership, and growth, we are experiencing an increased demand for new and expanded services.
First and second-year students in the Career & Technical Institute’s Computer Networking and Cybersecurity program learned how to deploy and stow a satellite, and saw some of the National Guard’s vehicles up close at Camp Smith, in Cortland Manor in March.
The last school day before spring break was a busy one on the BOCES campus. At SPC, students celebrated the season by decorating cookies, creating spring-themed flip sticks, and having some fun with “floating Peeps.”
The students at Resilience Academy had a fun PBIS activity lined up for them this month!
EMT Teacher Danielle Bohlmann and her students have a new tool to help them learn the skills needed to become EMTs with the installation of an ambulance simulator in the classroom. BOCES invested $65,000 to purchase the unit and have it installed.
On Friday, Dutchess BOCES staff and students took time to honor World Down Syndrome Day, which was on Saturday, March 21. The day promotes inclusion and building a sense of belonging for all students.
Developing Dutchess County’s workforce was the thrust of the Career and Technical Institute’s Main Advisory Council meeting today, March 19.
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