Wilson Tech students competed at the NYS SkillsUSA contests in Syracuse where they won three first place awards, one second place award and three third place awards. The first place […]
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Honoring Commitment to Advertising/Graphic Design
Barbara Kent, the publisher and editor-in-chief of Long Island’s business magazine The Corridor, was honored at Wilson Tech’s spring Advisory Committee Meeting for her 20 years of service on the […]
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A Role Model on and off the Slopes!
Justin Bader of Harborfields loves all things related to sports! If anyone skied in Vermont this winter and saw a young man assisting adaptive skiers, that would be Justin. During […]
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Taking the Plunge for Charity
The luck of the Irish was with Michael Flynn (r.), Chief Operating Officer! After months of bitter cold weather, the sun brought temperatures into the 70s as Mike and other […]
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The Skies Come Alive as Planetariums Re-Open
Planetariums in Middle Country and Longwood school districts have been brought back to full use thanks to a partnership with OEEP. Both districts can now provide exciting and relevant planetarium […]
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Walk Team Raises 50% More for Autism Research!
Receiving the Gold Supporters plaque for their efforts fundraising for autism research are (back, l. to r.) Kevin Kennedy, Andrew Blee, Steve and Annette Concannon; and (front row, l. to […]
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Maryann Zumpano Honored for Her Advocacy
Maryann Zumpano (l.), president of the Board of Western Suffolk BOCES, was honored for her dedicated service at SCOPE’s annual spring awards night. George Duffy (r.), Executive Director of SCOPE, […]
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Full-time Adult Programs Re-Accredited for 6 Years
Congratulations to the BOCES team that prepared the application package for the successful COE re-accreditation (from l. to r.) Kelli Byrnes, Ila Gaffney, Joyce Brozyna, Kristine Shanteau, Rosemary Nagler, Kathi […]
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“Frozen” Inspires Art of JEA Elementary Students
After a month of acclaim while on display at the Long Island Childrens’ Museum, the artwork of students at the James E. Allen Elementary School was carefully arranged for the […]
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Reading with a Partner… a Pug!
Imagine learning to read with a partner that’s always attentive and never criticizes when you’ve stumbled over a difficult word. Students in the ALC program at DeLuca Elementary School have […]
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