Meet Claire from Attica Central School District! She is part of the Health Careers Academy at BOCES. After graduation, Claire plans to attend GCC's Nursing program and then pursue a master's in nursing at Nazareth University to become a neonatal (NICU) nurse.
Mrs. Terry, a dedicated special education teacher at Mount Morris BOCES, has created engaging summer activity books for each of her students to take home. Recognizing the importance of continuous learning during the break, she kindly shared these resources with the wider community. These activity books are filled with creative suggestions tailored to ignite curiosity and foster learning, ensuring an enjoyable and educational summer for everyone.
Parents and caregivers are encouraged to print out Mrs. Terry's summer activity suggestions and explore them with their children. From local events to outdoor adventures, these activities are designed to keep young minds active and eager to learn throughout the summer months. Mrs. Terry's thoughtful initiative demonstrates her commitment to her students' development and well-being beyond the classroom, enriching the community with her generosity and educational expertise. Let's extend our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Terry for her invaluable contributions and dedication to nurturing young minds.
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Meet Alexiss C. rom Wayland Cohocton Central School! After graduation, Alexiss plans to attend college to pursue a career working with children.
Dansville BOCES students spent their last afternoon playing a Staff vs. Students Kickball game, enjoying popsicles, and ending with some water fun!
🌟🏅 Congratulations to Hunter B for an incredible performance at the Special Olympics State Competition in Ithaca this past weekend! Hunter competed in both the 50m and 100m events and proudly secured second place! 🎉🥈 We're so proud of your hard work and dedication. Keep shining, Hunter! Photo Credit: Samantha Walker
Staff Spotlight: Izzy Kimber - Empowering Students for a Successful Summer
As we wrap up the school year, we want to shine a spotlight on our dedicated new counselor, Izzy Kimber, who has been going above and beyond to ensure our students are equipped with the tools they need for a healthy, happy summer. Izzy joined the Mount Morris BOCES elementary program this year and has already made a significant impact on our community. Izzy has created personalized summer binders for each student, packed with valuable resources to support their emotional well-being during the break. Here's a glimpse of what each binder includes:
Resources for Caregivers
Limit Setting: Guidance on how to set healthy boundaries for children.
Co-Regulation Tips: Techniques to help caregivers and children manage emotions together.
Reflecting Feelings: Strategies to guide caregivers with helping their children express and understand their emotions while ensuring their children feel seen and heard.
988 Handout: Information on accessing mental health crisis support.
Tailored Strategies for Summer
During their last session, students fill out strategies that are specific to their needs, ensuring they have a personal plan to follow.
Positive Affirmations for Older Students
Older students choose from a list of affirmations to boost their confidence and self-esteem.
Feeling Chart
A chart tailored to each student's abilities to help them identify and articulate their feelings.
Counseling Certificate of Completion
A special certificate recognizing their hard work and progress throughout the year.
The primary aim of these binders is to provide a go-to guide for caregivers and students to navigate the challenges of summer. They are designed to help manage big feelings and behaviors, ensuring continuity of care and emotional support even when school is out. An essential part of the binder is helping students identify their "safety team" – safe adults they can turn to for help over the summer. This network of support is crucial for students as they transition from the structured environment of school to the more relaxed summer months. Izzy Kimber’s thoughtful and comprehensive approach demonstrates her unwavering commitment to the well-being of our students. We are incredibly grateful for her efforts and dedication. Let's give her a big round of applause for all she does to support our students and their families! Welcome to Mount Morris BOCES, Izzy!
Congratulations to the seniors from the Academy in Mount Morris! We are so proud of you and wish you the best of luck! 🎉🎓 For more photos check out our Facebook page!
Mount Morris CTE Center Metal Trades students embarked on a new project this year, creating a floral wall on the building's exterior. The goal is to expand this metal mural year after year, blossoming into a lasting legacy.
As the final days of their Senior Year draw to a close, we are thrilled to congratulate the Class of 2024. Join us in celebrating these remarkable seniors as we count down to their graduation. Over the next few weeks, we'll highlight our graduates and explore the exciting futures they are poised to embrace. Follow along and share in their incredible adventures as we commemorate this significant milestone.
Reese, from Avon Central School, is enrolled in the Agriculture Production class at the Mt. Morris Campus. After high school, Reese plans to attend SUNY Morrisville for Agricultural Science and obtain a CDL when eligible. Reese aims to pursue a career in custom harvesting, custom haying, or custom application.
Happy Flag Day from all of us at Genesee Valley BOCES!
As the final days of their Senior Year draw to a close, we are thrilled to congratulate the Class of 2024. Join us in celebrating these remarkable seniors as we count down to their graduation. Over the next few weeks, we'll highlight our graduates and explore the exciting futures they are poised to embrace. Follow along and share in their incredible adventures as we commemorate this significant milestone.
Logan has a head start in the working world, currently working with a dual business where he has the option to work on cars and/or complete hood cleaning. Logan enjoys his job and plans to continue working there upon graduation.
Discover exciting career opportunities at Genesee Valley BOCES! We're currently hiring for positions including Math Teacher, Autism Consultant (Long Term Substitute), Conservation Teacher, Teacher Aide (Auto Body), School Social Worker/Counselor, Cook Manager, and more. Make an impact today and visit our website at gvboces.org to find out how you can contribute to our team!
Today at The Academy in Mount Morris, it was Field Day! Highlights included staff vs. student kickball, tie-dye activities, yard games, and a picnic lunch.
As the final days of their Senior Year draw to a close, we are thrilled to congratulate the Class of 2024. Join us in celebrating these remarkable seniors as we count down to their graduation. Over the next few weeks, we'll highlight our graduates and explore the exciting futures they are poised to embrace. Follow along and share in their incredible adventures as we commemorate this significant milestone.
Alex, from Geneseo Central School, doesn't have an exact plan upon graduation. He has worked hard in the Diesel Tech program at BOCES. Whatever he decides to do, we know he will be successful!
Today, Dansville students had a blast playing baseball with the Dansville Gliders! Players from as far as Canada, Texas, and Florida joined in, with students hitting home runs, running bases, and making outfield plays. A special thanks to the Gliders and Coach Rick Gage for this memorable event. Can't wait to see the Gliders in action against the Hornell Steamers tomorrow!
Today at Early College High School, we celebrated milestones. Students stepping up to take classes at Genesee Community College next year, seniors graduating from high school, and students earning their associate degrees were all honored. We also recognized class awards and the Student of the Year. Congratulations to everyone!
As the final days of their Senior Year draw to a close, we are thrilled to congratulate the Class of 2024. Join us in celebrating these remarkable seniors as we count down to their graduation. Over the next few weeks, we'll highlight our graduates and explore the exciting futures they are poised to embrace. Follow along and share in their incredible adventures as we commemorate this significant milestone.
Ryan, from Letchworth Central School's Agriculture Production class, plans to attend SUNY Morrisville to earn a bachelor's degree in Agricultural Sciences. Afterward, Ryan aims to obtain certification in Agriculture Education.
As the final days of their Senior Year draw to a close, we are thrilled to congratulate the Class of 2024. Join us in celebrating these remarkable seniors as we count down to their graduation. Over the next few weeks, we'll highlight our graduates and explore the exciting futures they are poised to embrace. Follow along and share in their incredible adventures as we commemorate this significant milestone.
Sunni, a student at York Central School, plans to take a gap year to work after graduating. Following this gap year, Sunni aims to pursue a degree in mental health counseling, with the goal of making a meaningful contribution to the field.
On Thursday at Batavia, we had an amazing celebration honoring the seniors graduating from the Academy! 🎓🎉 Your hard work and dedication have paid off, and we couldn't be prouder. Congratulations on this incredible achievement, and best of luck as you embark on your next adventure! Great job, graduates! For more photos visit our Facebook page!
Congratulations to all our seniors at Mount Morris CTE Center! We had the pleasure of celebrating your remarkable achievements at the awards show on Thursday night. It was a fantastic evening filled with joy, pride, and well-deserved recognition for your hard work and dedication. We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you! Check out our Facebook page for more photos!
