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The job of BOCES is to support the work being done in schools by providing services and supports they are not able to provide for themselves.
Rye Brook, NY
Joined May 2009
You deserve a rewarding career in education. Join our team as a Teacher Aide! We're seeking passionate individuals to fill these critical classroom roles. Make a difference in the lives of children. Complete our easy application today at
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SWBOCES leaders welcomed 12 new instructional staff members during orientation Aug. 28, introducing them to the values of the dynamic organization in which they'll have key roles. They also met district leaders and spent the day preparing for the school year ahead.
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Throughout July, the Center for Career Services hosted its Career Exploration Summer Camp, an opportunity for students entering eighth, ninth and 10th grade to explore our career and technical education programs. Here's a look back at some highlights from the popular camp!
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Valhalla Center students and staff enjoyed an engaging Extended School Year, filled with hands-on learning in and out of the classroom. Our Aug. 14 ESY Closing Event let students, families, and staff reflect on all their learning, creativity, and growth over the last six weeks!
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St. Matthew's students and staff enjoyed an engaging Extended School Year, filled with hands-on learning in and out of the classrooms. At an Aug. 14 ESY Closing Event, students shared their learning, creativity, and growth from the past six weeks. Thanks to all who joined us!
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SWBOCES’ Adult Literacy Programs rely on strong community partnerships like the one with the Community Resource Center in Mamaroneck, which returned this year after flood damage forced it to close four years ago.
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SWBOCES’ Adult Literacy Programs rely on strong community partnerships like the one with the Community Resource Center in Mamaroneck, which returned this year after flood damage forced it to close four years ago.
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Supervisor of Adult Literacy Programs, Maria Guerrero (pictured at left), has been named one of the Hispanos de Impacto 2025 in the category of Community Service by Kaffury Latin Magazine.
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The Critter Caravan arrived at Rye Lake Campus, giving students in the Extended School Year program the opportunity to get an up-close look - and feel - of our animal friends.
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Tarrytown firefighters visited Rye Lake Campus Tuesday, allowing Extended School Year students to meet them and explore their firetruck. Thanks to staffer and fire department volunteer Isabella Morabito for helping to arrange this fun summer activity!
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Rochambeau students enjoyed games, face painting, water play and ice cream during their summer carnival. The Rochambeau program just opened in July, so it was nice for student to take a break and have some outside fun, Principal Julia Dolan said.
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Students in Trish Lyons class had another fun day participating in an art activity. Their masterpiece now hangs in Principal Remeny's office. "It made my day to see the students' hard work and I am honored to receive this thoughtful gift from the class."
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Students in the AIIM and MD programs at the Rye Lake Lower Campus had a blast cooling off during water play in the sprinklers. It was the perfect way to beat the summer heat and enjoy some outdoor fun.
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We're hiring Teacher Aides! Make a difference in this key classroom role! -
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Rye Lake Lower Campus students work on the Unique Learning System's Summer Unit: At the Amusement Park, exploring the physical science behind the way things move. They also identify common summer activities, foods, and attractions they might see at a carnival or amusement park.
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Trish Lyons' students enjoyed an engaging collage project. They chose colors and practiced ripping, gluing, and placing paper pieces. "It's great to see students engaged in fun summertime projects and acclimating to the Rye Lake Lower Campus," Principal Jonathan Remeny said.
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Rye Lake Lower Campus students had fun exploring their new school and soaking up some summer sun on a beautiful Friday.
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Our Center for Special Services is hiring a Dually Certified Teacher of Students with Disabilities and Biology, Grades 7-12. Make a difference in the students' lives in small, highly structured settings with a high level of support and opportunities for professional development.
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Congratulations to all our graduates and students who moved up, from the Center for Special Services. Read all about it in Beyond Boundaries, the Center for Special Services spotlight. -
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