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Congratulations to the following WNY P-TECH students who made high honor/honor/merit roll for the First Quarter of the 2025-26 school year! 🏆🌟👏
HIGH HONOR ROLL
Matt Abbey of Pine Valley, Myah Benjamin of Dunkirk, Ethan Camus of Eden, Hernan Colon Ortiz of Dunkirk, Paul Cunningham of Jamestown, Shaun DeYoung of Silver Creek, Anderson Francisco Felipe of Dunkirk, Luis Gautier Delgado of Dunkirk, Joshua Guadagno of Silver Creek, Leona Henhawk of Gowanda, Calem Izzo of Silver Creek, Rogan Kelley of Westfield, Luis Pacheco Morales of Dunkirk, Caleb Sickles of Dunkirk, Logan Smith of Jamestown, Anthony Smith of Dunkirk, and Anthony Zappie of Brocton.
HONOR ROLL
Kenderson Costa of Dunkirk, Michael Glowniak of Dunkirk, Christopher Hojnacki of Gowanda, Declan Johnson of Jamestown, Owen Kilburn of Silver Creek, Braxton McCready of Jamestown, Ashjon Monaghan of Westfield, Tyrick Nadi of Southwestern, Dylan Noonan of Dunkirk, Benjamin O`Dell of Silver Creek, Jonathan Pilski of Silver Creek, Joseph Triscari of Southwestern, Alexander Wallin of Eden, and Lucas Worczak of Dunkirk.
MERIT ROLL
Jaymeson Bialaszewski of Fredonia, Xavier Brannon of Jamestown, Tristen Brandow of Jamestown, Audiyanna Cheverez of Dunkirk, Wyatt Dabney of Silver Creek, Sidney Eddy of Jamestown, Kaden Helman of Pine Valley, James McCrory of Lake Shore, Tyler McIntyre of Southwestern, Jonah Merchant of Silver Creek, Deryck Mullen of Fredonia, Mia Muniz of Dunkirk, Brandon Nobbs of Brocton, Cody Rickard of Southwestern, Jilleisy Rivera Soto of Dunkirk, Jasiel Rosario of Dunkirk, and Xoey Verrett of Jamestown.
#BOCES #PTECH #OpportunityMakers
Congratulations to the following CAM P-TECH students who made high honor/honor/merit roll for the First Quarter of the 2025-26 school year! 🏆🌟👏
HIGH HONOR ROLL
Declan Ahrens of Springville, Tyler Fabbro of Orchard Park, Conner Mangan of Springville, Cashis Montour of Gowanda, and Jacqueline Thompson of Springville.
HONOR ROLL
Lucy Brehm of Pine Valley, Rachael Fix of Orchard Park, Jeramie Klahn of Springville, Russell Laurito of Springville, Daphne Merwin of Springville, Dean Miller of Springville, Devin Nies of Springville, Dominic Penfold of Orchard Park, Tyler Pawlowski of Springville, Coda Sager of North Collins, Logan Snyder of Holland, and Matthew Westman of Springville.
MERIT ROLL
Luke Bowman of Springville, Teerada Dickson of Springville, Sullivan Griffith of Gowanda, Dylan Morrison of Springville, Peyton Porterfield of Springville, Dante Raimonde of Springville, Bentley Turner of Gowanda, and Zigmunt Tomasik of Springville.
#BOCES #PTECH #OpportunityMakers
The aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the Culinary Arts kitchen at the LoGuidice Educational Center as juniors got down to work for this Saturday`s Empty Bowls fundraiser at Wheelock School in Fredonia! 🍪🥣👩🍳
The Career & Technical Education students spent several mornings crafting 600 chocolate chip, peanut butter, and snickerdoodle cookies for the annual event. Their delicious contribution will help support hunger-relief efforts across Chautauqua County.
To read more 📰, visit www.e2ccb.org/news/baking-a-difference-loguidice-students-serve-up-sweet-support-for-empty-bowls/
#BOCES #E2CCB #OpportunityMakers
On Wednesday, seniors in Gerald O’Brien’s Criminal Justice class at the Ormsby Educational Center had an exciting visit from John Payne, who teaches courses in forensic science/crime scene investigation at Hilbert College. 👮♀️🚨👮♂️
Payne, a former detective and Major Crimes Investigator with the Town of Orchard Park Police Department, shared real cases to demonstrate CSI processes and gave the Career & Technical Education students an inside look at careers in law enforcement. He also explained the benefits for students who continue their studies in Criminal Justice at Hilbert College.
A big thank you to Payne for sharing his expertise and giving our students valuable insights into the world of law enforcement! 👏✨
#BOCES #E2CCB #OpportunityMakers
Members of Explorers Post 125 recently had an opportunity to train with the Chautauqua County Crisis Negotiation Team. Sgt. Delcamp, Sgt. Martin, Chaplain Lienhart, Deputy Neel, and Deputy Lombardo shared valuable insights on communication skills, officer safety, and de-escalation techniques. 👮♀️ 🚨👮♂️
The explorers later applied their skills in a hands-on scenario.
A big thank you to the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office and Hewes Educational Center for helping to shape the next generation of law enforcement! 👏💙
#BOCES #OpportunityMakers
Happy Future Teachers of America Day!
Did you know that a new partnership between E2CCB and The State University of New York at Fredonia is giving local high school seniors passionate about careers in education a head start on college? Students who enroll in the New Visions in Education program can earn up to 19 college credits through courses taught on the SUNY Fredonia campus!
Visit https://www.e2ccb.org/news/e2ccb-suny-fredonia-launch-new-visions-in-education-program/ to learn more.
We also encourage you to check out TeachNY — a resource for aspiring educators to assist in the reduction of the national teacher shortage, elevate the image of the teaching profession, and support anyone interested in becoming a teacher: https://newyork.teach.org/
#BOCES #OpportunityMakers
Yesterday’s SMART Youth Mental Health Summit brought educators, counselors, district leaders, and community partners together to strengthen mental health support for students across Western New York.
E2CCB helped lead planning, and our Community Care Specialist team shared school-based mental health resources and supports throughout the day. 💬
Congratulations to this year’s Mental Health Impact Award recipients Ann Nowak, Dr. Annahita Ball, Mike Cornell, Marie Sly, and Kayya DeLeon. 🌟
Read the full recap:
https://www.e2ccb.org/news/youth-mental-health-summit-brings-region-together-to-support-students/
E2CCB at Chautauqua Lake partnered with the Chautauqua County Sheriff`s Office to help several middle and high school students aged 18 and under obtain their S.A.F.E. identification cards. This service is offered through the New York State Sheriffs` Association Operation Safe Child program.
These NYS-approved ID cards are an important resource for our students and can be used as a form of Identification when needed.
Attached is a photo of one of our students with his aide and Deputy Jake Dietzel. Thank you to the Sheriff`s Office for supporting our students and helping make this process easy and accessible. 🧡📸
Students from SAVE Club and National Honor Society at WNY P-TECH recently rolled up their sleeves to sort through hundreds of pounds of donated food! 📦🥫💪
These donations will be shared with Partners in Kind of Chautauqua County, an organization that encourages acts of kindness throughout the community, as well as local food pantries and students in need.
A big thank you to everyone who donated and helped make this effort possible! 😊✨🤝
#BOCES #PTECH #OpportunityMakers
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: White and Partners has been selected as consultant firm for a merger feasibility study for the Clymer, Sherman & Panama school districts.
The next steps in the process is for the @BOCES board to approve the bid for the study to White and Partners at a meeting scheduled Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025.
The feasibility study contract date would begin Jan. 1, 2026, and end in May 2026 with a final study presentation in mid-June 2026.
Read more via the November 15, 2025, edition of @ThePost_Journal.
#ICYMI #mergerstudy #consultantfirm #WNY #boces #opportunitymakers