Richard Mayfield, State Director for USDA Rural Development in New York, recently visited the Ormsby Educational Center in East Aurora to see firsthand [...]
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A $1.09 million USDA grant is helping transform career training across Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES.
New industry-grade simulators and distance learning technology are giving CTE and P-TECH students hands-on experiences in fields such as nursing, welding, heavy equipment, logistics, law enforcement, and more. Recently, USDA Rural Development State Director Richard Mayfield visited our Ormsby Educational Center to see the impact of this investment firsthand.
Read more about the grant: www.e2ccb.org/news/usda-grant-helps-power-next-gen-career-training-at-e2ccb/
#BOCES #E2CCB #OpportunityMakers
Seven CAM P-TECH students took the next step in their educational journeys by signing their college pathway commitments through partnerships with Alfred State College and SUNY Erie. 📚➡️🎓
Congratulations to these students as they begin working toward their college degrees while continuing their high school education through the P-TECH model. We can`t wait to see what the future holds!
🔗 Read more here: www.e2ccb.org/news/cam-p-tech-students-sign-college-pathway-commitments/
#BOCES #E2CCB #PTECH #OpportunityMakers
Arts education is about more than creativity. It builds confidence, empathy and a sense of belonging.
During a panel discussion at Chautauqua Institution, Samantha Cashmore of the Hewes Educational Center and Nikki Kane of Southwestern Central School shared how arts programs like Feelin` the Beat and the Young Playwrights Project are helping students with diverse needs find their voices, express themselves and discover new possibilities.
Read more about the lasting impact of this partnership on students across Chautauqua County: https://www.e2ccb.org/news/panel-highlights-lasting-impact-of-arts-education-in-area-schools/?preview=true
#BOCES #E2CCB #OpportunityMakers
📚 Educators from across E2CCB’s component districts came together for the Science of Reading Symposium at the Carrier and LoGuidice educational centers.
Led by the E2CCB Science of Reading team and featuring Angie Hanlin, the two-day professional learning event focused on evidence-based literacy practices, collaboration and strategies educators can bring back to their classrooms and districts.
Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the symposium a valuable opportunity for learning and professional growth! #scienceofreading #reading #e2ccb
E2CCB is seeking candidates for Teacher of Special Education positions at LoGuidice Educational Center in Fredonia.
Position: Teacher of Special Education
Openings: 4 positions
Appointment: Probationary, 1.0 FTE
Salary Range: $50,452 – $105,613
Start Date: August 14, 2026
Apply By: August 7, 2026
If you’re passionate about supporting students and making a difference every day, we’d love to hear from you.
Visit e2ccb.org/jobs to learn more and apply. More opportunities are also available there.
Ready for a new career? Your next opportunity starts here.
Whether you`re looking to enter the workforce, change careers, or build new skills, E2CCB Adult Education offers hands-on training designed to help you reach your goals.
Explore programs including:
• Practical Nursing
• Phlebotomy
• CDL Training
• CADD
• Cosmetology
• Personal Training
• GED Preparation
• And more!
Our experienced instructors, flexible learning opportunities, and career-focused programs are here to help you take the next step with confidence.
Your future starts today. Learn more and enroll today!
E2CCB is seeking candidates for Teacher of Special Education positions at LoGuidice Educational Center in Fredonia.
Position: Teacher of Special Education
Openings: 4 positions
Appointment: Probationary, 1.0 FTE
Salary Range: $50,452 – $105,613
Start Date: August 14, 2026
Apply By: August 7, 2026
If you’re passionate about supporting students and making a difference every day, we’d love to hear from you.
Visit e2ccb.org/jobs to learn more and apply. More opportunities are also available there.
💇 Ready to complete your cosmetology training?
The E2CCB Adult Education Continuing Cosmetology Camp is designed to help aspiring cosmetologists complete the 1,000 training hours required to qualify for the New York State Board licensure examination.
This program is perfect for:
✨ Current cosmetology seniors who need additional hours
✨ Former cosmetology students with verified transcripts who want to finish their training
✨ Students making up hours to meet New York State licensing requirements
With hands-on instruction at our Ormsby Educational Center and Hewes Educational Center, you`ll gain the experience you need to take the next step toward your career.
📞 To learn more about the current class schedule or to register, contact Clarissa Stockman at (716) 805-3138 or cstockman@e2ccb.org.
Ready for a new career? Your next opportunity starts here.
Whether you`re looking to enter the workforce, change careers, or build new skills, E2CCB Adult Education offers hands-on training designed to help you reach your goals.
Explore programs including:
• Practical Nursing
• Phlebotomy
• CDL Training
• CADD
• Cosmetology
• Personal Training
• GED Preparation
• And more!
Our experienced instructors, flexible learning opportunities, and career-focused programs are here to help you take the next step with confidence.
Your future starts today. Learn more and enroll today!
Educators from across E2CCB’s component districts gathered at the Carrier Educational Center on June 16 for the Science of Reading End-of-Year Celebration Fair.
Participants created table displays highlighting how they are bringing evidence-based literacy practices into their classrooms and districts, then rotated throughout the fair to explore resources, see strategies in action and learn from one another.
The event offered a valuable opportunity for educators to showcase their work, exchange ideas and bring new approaches back to their students and colleagues.
The professional learning continues July 13–14 as the E2CCB Science of Reading team hosts its two-day Science of Reading Symposium at the Carrier and LoGuidice educational centers, featuring Angie Hanlin.
Thank you to the Science of Reading team and all participating educators for making collaboration the centerpiece of these events!
#E2CCB #ScienceOfReading #Literacy #OpportunityMakers
