The E2CCB Adult Education construction program, in partnership with the Seneca Training Center, celebrated its largest graduating class of 13 students at a [...]
Hundreds of area middle and high school students recently visited SUNY Jamestown Community College for its Healthcare Exploration Day. Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES was [...]
The Bemus Point Fire Department recently brought a fire truck and heavy rescue equipment to the Hewes Educational Center! 🚨🚒🧑🚒
Seniors enrolled in the Criminal Justice program had the opportunity to learn about the equipment used by first responders and the training opportunities with local volunteer fire departments.
Thank you to Assistant Chief Nick Carlson and Capt. Steve Phillips, and firefighters Jeremy Crist and James Brodell for continuing to provide collaborative experiences for our students! 👏📣🤝
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Thirteen students from the Carrier Educational Center were recently inducted into the National Technical Honor Society! 🎉📣👏
New inductees include Keira Fox, Christopher Knight, Anna Miller, Stevieana Seneca, Emily Poulson, and Shaun Serio of Lake Shore; Liam Cosandier and Keira Kaufman of North Collins; and Jesse Bomberry, Yanieliz Lozada, Mattison Larson, Gary Dudek, and Xavier Myers of Silver Creek.
Congratulations, everyone! 👏📣🤝
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The following E2CCB sites and centers will be closed on Monday, Dec. 2, 2024, due to inclement weather:
* Carrier Educational Center (and Lake Shore classrooms) * Maple Avenue Academy * Chautauqua Lake E2CCB program * LoGuidice Educational Center * WNY P-TECH * Lake Street * E2CCB offices in the SUNY Fredonia Center for Innovation & Economic Development
We will continue to evaluate our other sites and centers in the morning.
A huge shoutout to the students and staff at the LoGuidice Educational Center for their incredible generosity during this year’s food drive! Partnering with the Wellness Committee, they collected and donated an impressive array of items to support the Rural Ministry, ensuring families in our community have food on their tables this Thanksgiving.
🍂🦃 Thanksgiving at Hewes Educational Center E Building! 🦃🍂
This week, students and staff at the Hewes Educational Center E Building gathered for a heartwarming Thanksgiving event, featuring a delicious catered lunch prepared by our talented Culinary Arts students. Their teamwork and dedication truly made the day special, showcasing the skills they’ve honed in the kitchen while bringing everyone together to celebrate the season of gratitude.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this memorable event!
🦃✨ Thanksgiving Celebrations at Baker Road and Maple Avenue Academy! ✨🦃
This week, students and staff at Baker Road and Maple Avenue Academy each celebrated the season by hosting Thanksgiving events. From delicious meals to activities, the celebrations highlighted the sense of community that makes these schools special.
We’re thankful for the creativity, collaboration, and care displayed by everyone who made these events possible. Wishing all of our E2CCB families a wonderful Thanksgiving!
On Monday, the LoGuidice Educational Center hosted its second annual Turkey Trot, a 1.5-mile celebration of teamwork, fitness, and fun!
This incredible event was made possible through the collaboration of students from multiple programs. Sports Conditioning & Exercise Science students inspired participants to move with energy, while Construction and Conservation students prepared and paved the trail. Health Careers students ensured everyone’s safety and well-being, and Criminal Justice students helped coordinate a smooth and secure event.
Congratulations to everyone who participated and helped make this year`s Turkey Trot a success!
🎉🍂 Thanksgiving Celebration at Chautauqua Lake! 🍂🎉
Recently, students and staff at our Chautauqua Lake program came together to share in the spirit of Thanksgiving! Everyone gathered at a sprawling table, from one end of the hall to the other, for a delicious meal and an opportunity to give thanks.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration possible – from the students who participated to the staff who went above and beyond to create a great atmosphere.
At E2CCB, we’re grateful for opportunities like this to celebrate with our students.
The Chautauqua County Humane Society recently visited with students enrolled in the Small Animal Science and Criminal Justice programs at the LoGuidice Educational Center. 👮🐕👩⚕️
Juniors and seniors in both Career & Technical Education programs heard from Amanda Sublett, clinic coordinator at the Humane Society, and volunteer Laura Corey. The pair discussed a range of topics regarding animals, including overpopulation, the dangers of puppy mills, and animal cruelty laws, among others.
Thanks for stopping by! 👏📣🤝
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