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.
over 3 years ago, Communications
Instructor and two students using floor heart model
Two Health Science Careers students using floor heart model
Instructor looking at a smaller heart model
Two students standing on floor heart model
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
over 3 years ago, Communications
Herkimer Central School District logo with General Herkimer on top of it
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.
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
initial discussion of the test format
setting up to weld on a stand invented by the instructor Mr. Fisher
Tim Wolf preps kids for the test
preparing for the test
Herkimer BOCES will be on a two-hour delay on Tuesday, Jan. 11.
over 3 years ago, Communications
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.
over 3 years ago, Communications
READiTEC. Small engine unit
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
working on engine components
working on engine components
working on engine components
Guess who greeted students this morning!
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
Santa on the roof close
Santa on the roof. hohoho!
Santa on the roof
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.
over 3 years ago, Communications
VP-TECH teacher Nate Purinton and a student looking at Civil War items
Civil War items brought in by VP-TECH teacher Nate Purinton
Civil War items brought in by VP-TECH teacher Nate Purinton
Civil War items brought in by VP-TECH teacher Nate Purinton
Guess who visited Tech Ed today!
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
…with a friend baring gifts!
hohoho
Busy in CTE...
over 3 years ago, Communications
Student staining wood
Student and teacher in Welding
Looking under a car
Students talking
Holiday hair
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
hair prep
curling
Criminal Justice rotations
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
picking up fingerprints from plate
Rotations
hand cuffs
finger prints
Criminal Justice rotations
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
As part of National Career Development Month, Spectrum News recently visited our Heavy Equipment program. View the video online here: https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/news/2021/11/20/boces-students-in-herkimer-work-toward-careers
over 3 years ago, Communications
Child and Family Services preschoolers presented their banner to Jason Riesel from the Herkimer BOCES IT Department for his service in the United States Army. Toddlers also played in colored rice in honor of Veterans Day. Today, we say thank you to all veterans!
over 3 years ago, Communications
Veteran Jason Riesel from the IT Department with Child and Family Services preschool children
Child and Family Services preschool children posing outside
Preschool children and a Child and Family Services student play with red white and blue rice
Students from six of our programs learned about DOT careers today in an event organized by school counselor Meghan Dineen and the DOT. View WKTV's coverage here: https://www.wktv.com/content/news/Herkimer-BOCES-Students-exposed-to-career-opportunities--575714611.html
over 3 years ago, Communications
READiTEC algebra class
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
working a problem
“We do”
engaged in problem solving
small groups with teacher support
Clinton Tractor shared a great story about the ongoing partnership between Clinton Tractor and the Herkimer BOCES Heavy Equipment program! Read the story here: https://www.clintontractor.net/blog/clinton-tractor-partners-with-herkimer-fulton-hamilton-otsego-boces
over 3 years ago, Communications
Student operating digging machinery as another student looks on
Trick or Treating
over 3 years ago, Patricia Wilson
Waiting in line
Resting and taking stock!
Office Miller always helps out!
Enjoying each stop!
The Child and Family Services program's preschool class celebrated Halloween with costumes and all!
over 3 years ago, Communications
High school and preschool children pose on steps in costumes
Preschool children trick or treating outside at Herkimer BOCES
Preschool children trick or treating outside at Herkimer BOCES
High school and preschool children pose on steps in costumes