ESBOCES in the News

Recognized for Artwork

Bay Shore student enrolled in the Academy Professional Photography Program was recognized at the Parrish Art Museum Student Exhibition.

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Best in Show

Four Academy Students Receive Distinctions at the Long Island Media Arts Show

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Students Use SimLab

Academy Nurse Assisting Students Visit the High-Tech SimLab

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Career Prep

Bellport Middle School students get educated about CTE programs by an Animal Science and Carpentry Teacher from the Academy at Bixhorn Technical Center.

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Students Promote Their Programs

Students at the Islip Career Center engaged in a Mock Trade Show.

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Mozzarella and More

Food Prep Students Visited Watermill Caterers for a Tour and Demo on How to Make Fresh Mozzarella

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Little Hands

The Helping Hands Club at SAC Assembled Wash Kits for the Needy

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Shaving for Charity

Eastern Suffolk BOCES raised approximately $11,000 for St. Baldrick's; COO Shaves Head

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PTA Scholarship Recipient

Nicholas Trentini, a Hauppauge UFSD students recognized with PTA Scholarship.
Celebrations is a section in Hometown Shopper owned by Newsday.

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Long Island women getting heads shaved for St. Baldrick's Day

Three pictures of Chief Operating Officer Julie Davis Lutz and District Superintendent David Wicks getting their heads shaved and "ESB" etched into their scalps.

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Horseshoe Shamrocks

Welding students fabricate these items for charity

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Students Erect Physics Models

Students create working models to learn about basic physics

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Multisensory Lesson Benefits Children with Special Needs

Students use touch, sight, smell, and hearing to learn about rabbits

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Estudiantes de Eastern Suffolk BOCES aprenden sobre alimentacion saludable

Los estudiantes de Alfabetizacion en Educacion de Adultos de ESBOCES participaron en un programa de Salud y Bienestar Familiar de seis semanas ofrecido por Cornell Cooperative Extension.

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Lessons on Lifestyle

Adult Education Literacy students participate in Family Health and Wellness Program through Cornell Cooperative Extension.

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Read Across America

BLC students read "The Cat in the Hat" and make green eggs

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Soft Touch

Samoset students participate in a multisensory lesson

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Sag Harbor Student Enrolled at Sequoya High School Earns PTA Scholarship

Georgia is a recipient of a 2018 Suffolk Region PTA Scholarship.

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Head Shave and More

The St. Baldrick's fundraiser at BTC is featured in Newsday's Top 10 List

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Healthy Heart - Newsday LI Schools Section

Academy at MTC Clinical Medical Assisting students practiced skills they are learning at Healthy Heart Clinic.

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Multisensory Lesson Benefits Children with Special Needs

Students use sight, smell, touch and hearing to learn about rabbits

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The solution to the skill problem already exists

ESBOCES COO Julie Lutz discusses how CTE can fill the skills gap in this Op-Ed.

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Women's History Month

Adult Education Literacy students worked together to create quilts with secret messages much like Harriet Tubman did to help free the slaves.

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Shaving the Way to a Cure

ESBOCES barbering students shave heads to benefit St. Baldrick's

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Bottles for the Brave

Students from Law Enforcement Program at Milliken Tech Center collect empty water bottles.

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