Several E2CCB sites will be closed 1/20/26 due to severe weather conditions, resulting in reduced visibility:
Several E2CCB sites will be closed 1/20/26 due to severe weather conditions, resulting in reduced visibility:
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Carrier Educational Center staff came together ahead of Winter Recess to help address food insecurity by collecting and distributing food items to juniors [...]
Students at the LoGuidice Educational Center recently took part in a series of hands-on learning experiences that highlighted the intersection of animal welfare, [...]
A statewide symposium brought school librarians together to explore how the American Library Association’s Core Values guide instruction, equity, media literacy, and community [...]
Students recently lined the hallway at WNY P-TECH in Dunkirk to recognize Penny Lane, a 1½-year-old Mini Goldendoodle Dachshund mix, who completed her [...]
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On MLK Day, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His message of justice, equality, and service continues to inspire us to build stronger, more compassionate communities.
#BOCES #OpportunityMakers #MLKDay
The LoGuidice Educational Center recently welcomed hundreds of area high school students for a hands-on look at Career & Technical Education! 🧰🍰💇♀️
Students explored programs such as Automotive Body Repair, Automotive Technology, Conservation, Construction Technology, Cosmetology, Criminal Justice, Culinary Arts, Health Careers, Small Animal Science, Sports Conditioning & Exercise Science, and Welding/Metal Fabrication.
Visitors from 10 different school districts toured classrooms with the help of junior student ambassadors, spoke with instructors and current CTE students, and learned more about programs they are interested in pursuing.
Each visit began with an overview from LoGuidice School Counselor Alycia Lacki, who provided details about the programs offered through Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES.
For more information on CTE, visit www.e2ccb.org/programs/career-technical-education/
#BOCES #E2CCB #CTE #OpportunityMakers
Educators from across the region met at the Baker Road Educational Center to discuss the New York State Portrait of a Graduate and how it can shape learning experiences for our youngest learners in pre-K through fifth grade.
The Board of Regents formally adopted the Portrait this summer, and it describes the essential skills students should develop to be successful in college, careers, and civic life.
Today, Jan. 15, 2026, the following E2CCB locations will be closed due to brutal weather conditions resulting in reduced visibility:
Baker Road Educational Center
CAM P-TECH (Springville)
Carrier Educational Center
Chautauqua Lake (classrooms)
East Aurora (classrooms)
Eden (offices)
Holland (classrooms)
Lake Street (offices)
LoGuidice Educational Center
Maple Academy (Cassadaga)
North Collins (classrooms)
Ormsby Educational Center
SUNY Fredonia Center for Innovation and Economic Development (offices)
WNY P-TECH (Dunkirk) (classrooms)
Last week, Sgt. Phil Lombardo of the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office spoke with seniors enrolled in the Criminal Justice program at the Hewes Educational Center. 👮♂️🚓👮♀️
During the visit, he discussed the principles of basic vehicle crash management and investigation, including protecting the crash scene, providing first aid, directing traffic, interviewing drivers and witnesses, and preparing field sketches.
A big thank you to Sgt. Lombardo for taking the time to share your knowledge and real-world experience with our students! ✨👏
#BOCES #E2CCB #CTE #OpportunityMakers
At Maple Academy, our School Resource Officer is creating meaningful connections with students by listening, supporting, and being present each day.
Through conversations, consistency, and genuine care, positive relationships are formed that extend far beyond the classroom walls.
E2CCB: Beyond the Classroom
Where learning and connection grow.
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#E2CCB #BeyondTheClassroom #MapleAcademy #AlternativeEducation #StudentConnections
Congratulations to the following juniors and seniors at the LoGuidice Educational Center for being recognized as the latest recipients of the Character in Action program! ✨🏫🍎
These Career & Technical Education students were selected for showing gratitude in the classroom each day.
For a complete list of students, visit:
www.e2ccb.org/news/cte-students-recognized-for-positive-character-traits/
#BOCES #E2CCB #CTE #OpportunityMakers
The Ormsby Educational Center has announced its Career & Technical Education Students of the Month for December 2025! 👏🏫✨
Automotive Body Repair, Reisen Szakall of Iroquois; Automotive Technology, Ryan Geiser of Iroquois; Conservation, Lane Wierzba of Eden; Construction Technology, Jordan Hamilton-Kennedy of Iroquois; Cosmetology, Reyanna Almadrahi of Iroquois; Criminal Justice, Blase Thieroff of Iroquois; Culinary Arts, Johanna Tavernier of Holland; Health Careers, Ella Drew of Orchard Park; Power Equipment Technology, Gavin Miller of Eden; Pre-Engineering & Drafting and Design, Alex Walker of Orchard Park; Small Animal Science, Amya Frank of Springville; Small/Large Animal Science, Elyse Ricotta of Iroquois; Sports Conditioning and Exercise Science, Meredith Jurns of East Aurora; and Welding/Metal Fabrication, David Janora of Springville.
Congratulations to all the students! 😊
#BOCES #E2CCB #OpportunityMakers
Three Automotive Body Repair students from the Ormsby Educational Center recently placed at the ninth annual Western New York Auto Collision Competition! 🚗🔧🏆
Senior Kyle Siepierski of East Aurora earned first place in the refinishing competition. Junior Jonathen Daly of Holland placed second in the dent repair competition, while junior Blake Gernatt of Eden took first place in color matching and second place in the parts identification competition.
The Career & Technical Education students were accompanied by instructor Richard Drewery. The competition is hosted each year by Auto Collision & Glass.
Congratulations to Kyle, Jonathen, and Blake on their outstanding achievements and hard work! 🎉👏
#BOCES #E2CCB #CTE #OpportunityMakers
Juniors and seniors in the Culinary Arts program at the LoGuidice Educational Center took teamwork to a whole new level this week! 👩🍳🍝👨🍳
As part of a hands-on, team-building activity, the Career & Technical Education students made homemade pasta, manually rolling the dough with one ambitious goal in mind: breaking the 44-foot record for the longest noodle.
Mission accomplished! Seniors in David Caccamise’s class edged past the record by just inches. ✨👏
#BOCES #E2CCB #OpportunityMakers
