In July, E2CCB partnered with The Council's Women's Initiative, LEAF, The Council of School Superintendents, and Buffalo Public Schools to host the impactful [...]
Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES held its 2024-25 Opening Day at SUNY Fredonia on Aug. 29, where hundreds of faculty and staff came together to [...]
SUNY Fredonia returned to WNY P-TECH for Summer STEP — Science and Technology Entry Program. About two dozen students from Gowanda, Westfield, and [...]
Three Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES students competed at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference held over the summer in Atlanta! 🔨💻🏫
The three, Kaylee Keating, Nathan Blair, and Anna Call, punched their tickets to Georgia after winning first-place awards at the New York State SkillsUSA Leadership and Champions Conference this past spring.
Call, of East Aurora, graduated in June from the Pre-Engineering and Drafting Design program at the Ormsby Educational Center. She participated in the Technical Drafting competition and placed 32nd out of 41 entries.
Blair, of Iroquois, graduated from the Construction Technology program at Ormsby. In Atlanta, he participated in the Carpentry competition where he placed 11th out of 45 entries.
Keating, of Silver Creek, entered their senior year in the Welding/Metal Fabrication program at the LoGuidice Educational Center this fall. At nationals, Keating placed 6th out of 14 in the Employment Application Process competition.
Today, we want to extend a big thank you to our incredible custodial team here at E2CCB! Your hard work, dedication, and care ensure our schools and facilities are always clean, safe, and welcoming spaces for students and staff alike.
The Bloom Program at Rogers recently held its first fall open house! 🍎👋🏫
Attendees were able to meet with instructors and staff, tour the various classrooms, and talk with a number of professionals and organizations also in attendance.
Patrick Langworthy, Bloom principal, said he was eager to meet families and highlight the program’s progress in its first year.
“I think it’s exciting for parents to see the environment where their children spend their time at school,” Langworthy said. “The parents can see our commitment to supporting students and their families. All our staff members here are dedicated and committed to seeing students thrive.”
Scenes from the recent open house at our Chautauqua Lake Central School site. Thank you to the students, families, and community partners who attended!
Students at WNY P-TECH in Dunkirk raised funds through their Student Council to purchase T-shirts for everyone at the school this year. 🟠💙🏫
During Summer Bridge, students tie-dyed their shirts in the school colors of blue and orange. The shirts were then distributed at the beginning of the school year.