For the second year in a row, Melanie Wolff of West Babylon was a member of Wilson Tech’s Advertising/Graphic Design team that won first place in the Huntington Chamber of […]
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For the second year in a row, Melanie Wolff of West Babylon was a member of Wilson Tech’s Advertising/Graphic Design team that won first place in the Huntington Chamber of […]
Read MoreSchool board members recently toured exhibits and visited with both Wilson Tech students and BOCES staff to learn more about the offerings of Western Suffolk BOCES. The featured speaker was […]
Read MoreAssemblyman Chad Lupinacci went from the tarmac outside Wilson Tech’s Republic Airport campus to a classroom for young children with autism at the James E. Allen Elementary School on his […]
Read MoreThe New York State Education Department is conducting a review of the NYS P-12 Common Core Learning Standards in English Language Arts/Literacy and Mathematics and has released a survey seeking […]
Read MoreFind more photos, easier navigation, and great content on your cellphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop on the re-designed website of Western Suffolk BOCES thanks to a 1998 graduate of Wilson […]
Read MoreMore than 100 current and former superintendents from both Nassau and Suffolk counties had the opportunity to question NYS Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia about Common Core, student assessments and teacher […]
Read MoreTanner Park in Copiague received its annual fall cleaning when students from Wilson Tech’s Republic Airport campus arrived on Oct. 22. Both morning and afternoon students in the SkillsUSA service […]
Read MoreEducators across Long Island shared how they are using technology in their own classrooms throughout the annual Technology and Education Summit on Oct. 21. The event, sponsored by the three […]
Read MoreBOCES has started its annual lobbying efforts early this year and is inviting local legislators to take a tour with us! To date, two legislators have each visited a CTE […]
Read MoreAfter three years studying business administration at SUNY Farmingdale, Jessica Doherty found herself thinking more and more about a career in healthcare instead of business. Her mother Denise Doherty suggested […]
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