News & Announcements

WSWHE BOCES is pleased to celebrate the accomplishments of these hardworking individuals.

Celebrating Students! Before the WSWHE BOCES Board of Education meeting on June 9, they celebrated the students with a Student Recognition Ceremony.

15 Students from the Southern Adirondack P-TECH Program in Upstate New York Will Take Part in Paid IBM Internships to Gain Critical Technology and Workplace Career Skills

Over the last few weeks Career and Technical Education students in the Heavy Equipment Operation and Maintenance, and Environmental Conservation & Forestry program from the F. Donald Myers Education Center in Saratoga Springs have been using their skills for community service at the Washington County Fair Grounds.

Congratulations to Keegan Dussault, a senior from Saratoga Springs High School who is in the Early Childhood Education Program at the F. Donald Myers Education Center, and to Nathan Springer, a senior from South Glens Falls High School who is in the Early Childhood Education Program at the Southern Adirondack Education Center. Keegan was awarded the Saratoga County School Boards Association Community Service Award. And Nathan was awarded the Adirondack Area School Boards Association Community Service Award. Congratulations to all of the award recipients.

The F. Donald Myers Education Center inducted 53 members to the National Technical Honor Society at induction ceremonies held on May 4th & 5th. This year several smaller ceremonies were held in accordance with social gathering guidelines.

Looking to spruce up your garden? Horticulture, Landscape & Floral Design students can provide that perfect addition.

At a time when skilled workers are in short supply, and college tuitions are rising, the Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES Career and Technical Education (CTE) division is preparing tomorrow’s skilled workforce today, despite COVID-19 limitations.

The Southern Adirondack Education Center (SAEC) inducted 81 members to the National Technical Honor Society at induction ceremonies held on April 26 and 27.

The last thing a runner wants to happen when they are hitting their pace is for a tree branch to fall on them, or to slip on the ice. Thanks to the Environmental Conservation and Forestry Student from the Southern Adirondack Education Center (SAEC), at least Granville CSD runners won’t have to worry about this. Career and Technical Education (CTE) students, have been working with the district to make improvements to the Granville High School cross country trail system.