Genesee Valley BOCES

Discover the opportunities at our Dansville Campus! Join us on November 19th from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at 31 Clara Barton Street, Dansville, NY 14437, for our Fall Open House, where current and prospective students can explore programs, meet with outside agencies, and connect with the community. Families are invited to see firsthand the impactful work happening in our classrooms. We look forward to welcoming you!

📢 Genesee Valley BOCES is Hiring! 📢 Exciting opportunities are available, including a Math Teacher position! Ready to make an impact today? Join our team and help shape the future. Visit gvboces.org to explore openings and apply!

This week, the Genesee Valley BOCES Batavia campus welcomed parents, students, and community members for an Open House. Attendees toured classrooms, met instructors, and explored the diverse programs offered, gaining insight into hands-on learning opportunities for the school year. They also connected with local companies and military branches, opening doors to future career paths!

Passionate about the outdoors? Join our team as a Teacher Aide in the Conservation program at the Batavia CTE Center. Apply today and make a difference!

Join us for the Fall Open House events across Genesee Valley BOCES campuses! Explore career and technical programs, meet instructors, and learn about exciting opportunities for current and future students: Batavia Campus: October 23, 5-7 PM & Mt. Morris Campus: October 24, 5-7 PM.

Discover fulfilling career opportunities at Genesee Valley BOCES! We provide a variety of dynamic roles where you can truly make a difference. Visit gvboces.org to learn how you can become part of our dedicated team. Start your journey with us today and create a meaningful impact!

In this special episode of SIT & Sip, Nick sits down with Kent Lenci, author of Learning to Depolarize: Helping Students and Teachers Reach Across Lines of Disagreement and founder of Middle Ground School Solutions. With over 20 years of experience as an educator, Kent shares his insights on bridging political and ideological divides in schools, especially in the context of the 2024 election. From his first election memories to his passion for fostering civil discourse, Kent offers practical strategies for teachers to engage students in thoughtful, respectful conversations. Tune in for tips, resources, and inspiration on how to navigate challenging classroom dynamics and empower students to disagree better while preserving community. Plus, don't miss the rapid-fire questions where Kent reveals his stance on pumpkin spice and classic rock! Listen here: https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-mk44z-1706f85

Early College High School hosted an Open House last night, offering students and families a chance to explore the diverse academic and career opportunities available. Attendees engaged with staff and learned about programs designed to pave the way for future success! Photo Credit: Alecia Kaus

On September 26th, Chad Heeb, Vice President and COO of New York Chips and New York Spuds, visited the GV BOCES Early College High School at the Byron-Bergen campus. Chad shared his inspiring journey, from his rural upbringing in New York to becoming a key figure in the potato chip industry. He emphasized the importance of gaining diverse experiences, reflecting on personal strengths, and setting clear goals to align with career paths. During his talk, students engaged with Chad’s insights on what employers seek in today’s workforce and the innovation behind developing new chip flavors. He even brought samples for the students to try, which were a hit! Chad extended an invitation to the students to tour his Wyoming County facility, sparking excitement among the group. He also generously offered to mentor students in the program, further strengthening his support of BOCES and its mission. Thank you, Chad, for your time, mentorship, and continued support!

Genesee Valley BOCES is hiring! Join our team and make a difference in education. Explore career opportunities and apply today on our website. Your impact starts here!

Today at Dansville, students participated in our 2nd annual Fire Safety Presentation with the Dansville Fire Department. They explored fire safety protocols and practiced using a 911 call simulator. After the presentation, students got a hands-on experience with the fire truck and ambulance, asking great questions about the equipment and emergency procedures. We extend a big thank you to the Dansville Fire Department for making this interactive learning experience possible!"

Our Animal Science students at Mount Morris CTE have been busy snapping some adorable fall-themed photos of the animals they care for! These furry and feathered friends are definitely ready for the spotlight this season.

🔥 It’s National Fire Prevention Week! 🔥Remember to check your smoke alarms and stay fire safe! 🚒 #FirePreventionWeek #StaySafe #FireSafetyTips

Join us for the Fall Open House events across Genesee Valley BOCES campuses! Explore career and technical programs, meet instructors, and learn about exciting opportunities for current and future students: Early College High School: October 10, 5-7 PM in Bergen, NY. Mt. Morris Campus: October 24, 5-7 PM Batavia Campus: October 23, 5-7 PM

Ready for your next adventure? Explore rewarding career opportunities at Genesee Valley BOCES! With a diverse range of dynamic job openings, you can make a real difference while doing what you love. Visit gvboces.org and see how you can be part of our amazing team. Join us today and start making your mark!

Building Trades students at the Mount Morris CTE Center are getting hands-on experience as they dive into their latest project—the Hilimire House! 🛠️🏠 Stay tuned for updates throughout the year as they bring this incredible project to life. We can't wait to see the final result!

October Breakfast & Lunch Menus are now posted, please click the link. https://www.gvboces.org/page/lunch-menus.

Please note: The November Board of Education meeting has been rescheduled to November 21.

Today, Kent Lenci, a seasoned educator and founder of Middle Ground School Solutions, led a powerful session on 'Learning to Depolarize.' Educators from across the region gathered to explore strategies for fostering respectful political discourse in schools. Through media literacy, civic engagement, and social-emotional learning, participants learned tools to help students engage in meaningful discussions across political divides. Kent's approach equips educators to guide students toward understanding diverse perspectives and building a more inclusive classroom environment.

Yesterday’s 5th annual GLOW With Your Hands event was a huge success, with over 1,200 high school and junior high students diving into exciting careers in agriculture, manufacturing, and skilled trades! More than 70 companies were on hand, and even more schools joined in this year. Genesee Valley BOCES students took center stage—whether they were exploring career options or proudly demonstrating the skills they’ve mastered in class, they were fully immersed in the action!