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Mount Markham Central School District has launched a search for a new superintendent of schools following a recent announcement by Superintendent Paul Berry that he will be resigning and retiring as of July 31.
The Herkimer Region College & Career Scholarship Foundation is accepting applications for scholarships for the 2020-2021 college year.
On Thursday, Dec. 19, members of the recently formed VP-TECH Student Council attempted to spread some holiday cheer by handing out free hot chocolate to CTE, VP-TECH and Special Education students.
Former NBA and Syracuse Orange basketball star John Wallace recently spoke to students at a Herkimer BOCES School to Careers event.
The Genesis Group of the Mohawk Valley Region recently presented ARCHES, a Herkimer BOCES and ICAN collaboration, with a program of distinction award at the Genesis Group’s Celebration of Education.
Chef Carolyn Hosannah of the Culinary Institute of America recently visited Herkimer BOCES Culinary Hospitality students to inform them about the college and cook with them.
When the need arose for a computer lab for Herkimer BOCES Adult Education and Adult Practical Nursing Program students at the Remington Educational Complex in Ilion, the programs turned to high-schoolers down the hallway in Pathways Academy for help.
The 2019 Herkimer County Youth Summit at Herkimer BOCES focused on a new theme for the year: “Motivate your mind.”
Tom Piatti, superintendent of Richfield Springs Central School District, is the recipient of the 2019 New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education Outstanding Superintendent Award.
Career Awareness students visited the Oak Hill Cemetery this week, but it had nothing to do with Halloween. Students scrape off and clean gravestones, pick up garbage, replace flags and straighten up flowers.
