The Herkimer BOCES Technical Education Virtual Open House website will go live at noon on Wednesday, March 9. Check back to www.herkimer-boces.org Wednesday for the link.
READiTEC students getting work experience in building & construction by chipping in to build park benches for the community.
READiTEC students getting work experience in building & construction by chipping in to build park benches for the community.
Sophomore Visitation 2022!
A junior in Automotive Tech fixes Ms Cave’s flat tire in the Walmart parking lot. She said, “Fast and friendly service!”
ITA student created his own running homopolar motor (direct current electric motor with two magnetic poles).
This activity helps students learn more about magnets and AC versus DC current. This was part of CTE Teacher, Ms White’s, electricity unit.
Jon Griffith & Jennifer Stanton visited Owen D. Young for a Superintendent's Conference Day on Feb. 11 to host a session on co-teaching. Teachers worked collaboratively to develop a definition of co-teaching and used the "jigsaw protocol" to meet in small groups for discussion.
Herkimer BOCES instructional coach Jennifer Stanton led educators in training on SEL strategies today at Herkimer BOCES. In this Make, Take & Teach session, participants learned a strategy and were given an opportunity to make it, so they are ready to use it.
All Herkimer BOCES programs will be closed on Friday, Feb. 4. Snow day rules are in effect for 12-month staff.
Our Special Education depart. collaborated on a Black History project that special Education teacher, Ms Danielle Ward, spearheaded. Together the students created a beautiful piece of art commemorating Black History month. It is proudly displayed in the WEB SpEd hallway!
Herkimer Central School District is conducting a search for a new superintendent.
For the application and other info, visit www.herkimer-boces.org and click on the button on our homepage or go directly to https://www.herkimer-boces.org/page/herkimer-csd-superintendent-search
Health Science Careers students used a large floor model of the heart to learn about flow and structures. Instructor Christe Zambri demonstrated understanding of universal design for learning (UDL) by creating this activity that provides multiple access points to the curriculum.
For residents of the Herkimer Central School District school community, this survey asks for feedback as Herkimer CSD searches for its next superintendent of schools. Take the survey by Feb. 20 at this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/herkimersupersearch
Important day in Welding! NYS dept of Transportation welding certification testing! Tim Wolf, our regional coordinator for NY, was running the tests. Students need this Cert. in order to work on any transportation related jobs.
Herkimer BOCES will be on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, Jan. 11.
Herkimer BOCES will be closed today, Monday, Jan. 10, for a snow day for all students and staff. "Snow day rules" are in effect for 12-month staff.
READiTEC. Small engine unit
Guess who greeted students this morning!
VP-TECH special education resource teacher Nathan Purinton recently joined VP-TECH social studies teacher Rachel Kent to co-teach a lesson on the Civil War.
VP-TECH U.S. History 111 students are creating a virtual exhibit on the U.S. Civil War and needed an expert to come in to inspire the class and explain how to think like a historian, Kent said. Providing context to material culture is crucial, she said.
Purinton brought in items belonging to his distant family member, George Washington Flagg, a Union Calvary soldier. Items included: musket balls and a powder horn for a pistol, a mini ball sharps carbine, uniform items and metals, gunpowder, a war bond and a “Lincoln assassination bill.”
Students investigated the historical artifacts and attempted to identify and provide context to them (based on previous knowledge and classroom discussion). Purinton assisted students in their assessments and was able to provide meaning and the stories behind them.
The experience generated numerous excited lines of inquiry and on the spot research and learning. This experience gave students an opportunity to learn the importance of annotating material items but also to practice the skills needed to apply in their own Civil War exhibits, Kent said.
Guess who visited Tech Ed today!
