Thanks to our faculty and staff members who planned and executed this year's Southern Tier Robotics Challege, held at SUNY Broome.

It was a great turnout for our annual Community Connections Fair.

At this event, students had a chance to practice interviewing with representatives from numerous area businesses and agencies. And as one of our students told reporter Roy Santa Croce, she was offered a job on the spot.

WBNG recently visited Broome-Tioga BOCES' main campus for a story about our PALS/Oak Tree food pantry.

Students at nine area middle and high schools are getting the chance to test their STEM skills and help CHOW with Kids CAN Build. 

 The juniors in our Broome-Tioga BOCES Culinary Arts program recently participated in a class cake competition.

On Wednesday this week, students from our New Visions Business Academy presented details about their Junior Achievement Company, InnoVision. The company did so well that they were able to donate $4,000 to one local charity.

A massive, multi-year construction project will help a learning center in the Southern Tier meet the growing need for trades workers. The $46 million project was just approved to upgrade infrastructure and add more classroom space to Broome-Tioga BOCES, an expansion many say was needed. Watch the full story on Spectrum News.