The Southern Westchester BOCES Board of Education met Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020, via videoconference. The meeting was livestreamed and is available to view at our Board Meetings page, along with recordings and transcripts of past meetings.
Continuing a banner year for award-winning work, the School Communications team at Southern Westchester BOCES was honored with six awards in the New York School Public Relations Association's 41st Annual Communications Contest.
Seven years ago, a surprise visitor toured SWBOCES main offices, sharing insights and connections to his storied history. Read the article first shared in July 2013.
Are your Zoom meetings as secure as they can be? Are your Google Meets as engaging as possible? Our LHRIC Instructional Technology colleagues have compiled the resources you need to leverage online conferencing tools to maximum effect. Learn more at: https://it.lhric.org/using_online_conferencing_tools.
A lemonade stand in Chappaqua raised funds for research into a rare condition that affects a student at our Tappan Hill School. The Examiner newspaper tells the story of the fundraising effort by the student's big brother.
For more information contact Dr. Mary Elizabeth Wilson.
For more information contact Dr. Mary Elizabeth Wilson.
The Southern Westchester BOCES Board of Education met Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020, via videoconference. The meeting was livestreamed and is available to view at our Board Meetings page, along with recordings and transcripts of past meetings.
Friday, Oct. 9, was an exciting day for Tappan Hill School student Christopher Thompson because he independently filled out an application to become a registered voter.
Chris, who is often discussing current events and politics, has been talking about registering to vote for a long time. During a recent counting/graph lesson about voting, Chris said he wanted to be counted “for real” and exercise his right to vote. His interest led to a social studies/civics lesson on current civil discourse, said Erroll Rivera, Chris’ teacher.
Surprising no one who knows him, Security Aide Mike Jones has formally commended for his "outstanding support and guidance" offered to the young people served by the Westchester Development Academy for Youth.
Gratitude, collaboration and a love for teaching were all palpable at the Transforming Education through Leadership and Learning Awards.
The virtual ceremony, which took place on Sept. 24, honored seven educators and administrators for their effective strategies and success stories within their classrooms and school districts. Hosted by the Lower Hudson Regional Information Center, the TELL Awards (Transforming Education through Leading and Learning) is a celebration of teaching and learning excellence across the region.
Continuing a banner year for award-winning work, the School Communications team at Southern Westchester BOCES was honored with six awards in the New York School Public Relations Association's 41st Annual Communications Contest.
