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BOCES students, staff march in recognition of Autism Awareness Day BOCES students test skills at SUNY Broome robotics competition Culinary Arts 'Chili Cook-off' a hit at CTE Open House Work readiness fair prepares students for that all-important first business contact Father and son doctors Sam and Eric Ruffo visit PALS students for Dental Health Month The Deposit Central School District African Drumming Ensemble performs at BOCES Compass Academy grand opening - supporting students struggling with substance use Group photo of New Visions Business Academy students Animal Adventure Park owner Jordan Patch brings his high-energy presentation to BOCES Broome Leadership Institute Class of 2019 visits BOCES Students, officials cut ribbon for new Visions FCU branch at BOCES BOCES students and staff support Special Olympics at annual 'Freezin' for a Reason' Polar Plunge EMS volunteers share career experiences with Health Science students Students, staff stand together against bullying - kick off month-long focus An early morning view of BOCES' renovated greenhouse BOCES P-TECH seniors receive acceptance letters to SUNY Broome P-TECH Computer Science students introduce preschoolers to coding Survivor advocate Jacy Good talks about dangers of distracted driving
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Robotics comp thumbnail BOCES students shine at annual robotics competition
team comprised of students in Broome-Tioga BOCES New Visions program won second place overall at the 10th annual Southern Tier Robotics Competition recently hosted at SUNY Broome. (click on headline to read more, see photos) 
Pasta Dinner thumbnail Hundreds turn out for annual Oak Tree Celebrity Pasta Dinner
Broome-Tioga BOCES' main cafeteria was standing room only for the annual Oak Tree Celebrity Pasta Dinner, as hundreds of residents turned out for a delicious meal and to show their support for autism awareness efforts. A major fundraiser for our Oak Tree program, which serves students with autism from across the region, the annual dinner features a long list of volunteer servers, including local politicians, media representatives, partner agencies and educators from area school districts. 
 
 
Mark Bordeau thumbnail BOCES food services director wins state award
Broome-Tioga BOCES Senior Food Services Director Mark Bordeau recently received the 2019 Leadership and Support Award from the School Administrators Association of New York State. The award was established to recognize leadership provided through support services to educators and students. Bordeau was cited as being "a visionary promoting nutrition and healthier meals" for students throughout the region.
 
Canstruction logo BOCES teams up to build support for hunger relief
Students and staff from Broome-Tioga BOCES, working with their community partners, have scored big in efforts to fight local hunger. BOCES-supported teams earned a pair of awards at this year’s “CanStruction” competition at the Oakdale Mall. (click on headline to read more)
 
In the news logo P-TECH student wins national 4-H award
A Johnson City student enrolled in BOCES P-TECH program was recently named the national winner of the 2019 4-H Youth in Action Award.

Senior Clyde Van Dyke earned the solo distinction after having received one of four national 4-H Youth in Action STEM "pillar" awards for his work in mapping the impact of the opioid epidemic across the country from 2000-2016. The four pillar award winners were honored at the national 4-H Council's Legacy Awards in Washington, D.C. in March, where CLyde was chosen the top winner. (click on headline to read more)

Here is a link to Clyde's acceptance speech:  watch it here

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