Broome Tioga Boces

There weren't any of the usual "celebrity servers" at this year's Oak Tree Pasta Dinner, but plenty of "stars" turned out to help make it a savory success.  (click on headline to read more, see photos)  

Faculty and staff at Broome-Tioga BOCES' West Learning Center in Apalachin introduced students to four historically influential Black women during the school’s  February 22 presentation celebrating Black History Month. (click on headline to continue)

Students and staff in BOCES' MOVE (mobility opportunities via education) program decided to share the joy of developing independence by stepping out and creating a video to mark the completion of 100 days of school. The heartwarming celebration can be seen here:

Note to viewers: due to medical exemptions, some students in this video cannot wear face coverings. 

Click on headline to read more about our MOVE program.

Seeing students start their day off with a smile is one of Katie Maerkl’s goals as she monitors the entrance at Broome-Tioga BOCES’ Glenwood Road education center.

Think of it as a fresh spin on an old idiom: “Turning that frown upside down.” (click on headline to read more, see photos)

Students in Broome-Tioga BOCES' New Visions Business Academy concluded their Junior Achievement project with a formal presentation (virtual) that included sharing the profits generated by their company, 13 Visionaries. Click here to view news coverage.