Governor Hochul visits New Visions Students

New Visions students met with Governor Hochul during her visit to the Southern Tier

Each year we partner with Broome County United Way for their "Day of Caring," as their volunteers bring a number of fun activities to our main campus for our students.

The Broome Leadership Institute spends a day each year touring and learning about our people and programs at BT-BOCES.

Sixteen Dec. '22 graduates of our Broome-Tioga BOCES Phlebotomy program finished the eight-week program ready to enter the health care workforce.

It's with great pride that we provide a welcoming environment throughout our programs at Broome-Tioga BOCES.

Students in our Broome-Tioga BOCES Culinary Arts program have the opportunity to train in a professional kitchen, learning cooking and baking techniques, as well as safety and sanitation principles.

Students in our Broome-Tioga BOCES Criminal Justice program are introduced to numerous activities, disciplines and focuses related to law enforcement careers.

Broome-Tioga BOCES hosts Engineering Day(s) each fall, bringing as many as 800 students from across the region to our Glenwood Road main campus for a fun, challenging engineering competition.

Our students, teachers, aides, friends and family jump headlong into the Polar Plunge, a shocking fundraiser that benefits Special Olympics.

At our Broome-Tioga BOCES school East Learning Center, the arts program is a popular destination for healthy expression.

Each fall our New Visions students participate in their "Day of Service," offering support at a variety of community entities, including animal shelters.

Carpentry students at Broome-Tioga BOCES recently raised the first wall of our third house project, partnering again with Habitat for Humanity.

Students downtown Binghamton with Rain Gear

Our New Visions program at Broome-Tioga BOCES offers experience in several disciplines, including Law & Government.

Our students have amazing spirit, especially when they gather to cheer on their peers who compete in Special Olympics.

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WLC Hosts Juneteenth Black Business Owners Event

On Tuesday, June 6 as part of their Juneteenth celebration; West Learning Center hosted a Black-owned small business event in an effort to give students the chance to learn about the Black businesses in the area.

Students had the opportunity to speak to owners and ask them questions about the motivation behind their businesses, and what’s it like to be an owner. Watch the full story on WBNG.

Students investigate mock crime scene

Criminal Justice students at Broome-Tioga BOCES had the opportunity to crack the case during an exercise last Friday.

Students participated in a mock crime scene as a part of their Forensic Entomology Unit where they examined remains of store-bought chicken. The goal was for students to see the state of decay and insect activity on the remains. After collecting evidence at the scene, students went back to the classroom to figure out who committed the crime.

Watch the story on WIVT.

BOCES Celebrates Wars Day

This Wednesday, Broome-Tioga BOCES held its third annual Wars Day, where students had the chance to showcase the skills they’ve learned throughout the school year. Watch the story on WBNG and check out photos from the day on Facebook.

BOCES Celebrates Wars Day