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FEMA will be testing its emergency alert system on Wednesday
The national test will include text messages sent to cell phones, with alerts scheduled for 2:20 pm on October 4.
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Chelsea Kehoe, Greta Johnston chosen for Trauma-Informed Network Conference
Kehoe and Johnston will serve as panelists for Join the Journey Conference.
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Monthly assistance available for internet service
Eligible families can get up to $30 a month toward their internet service. Visit FCC.gov/ACP to apply!
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Smart Start Institute supports digital literacy journey
Monroe One BOCES-supported districts participated in an institute to certify NYS Computer Science and Digital Fluency master educators.
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Monroe Regional Information Center names Bridget Harris as director
Bridget is a seasoned education professional with a wealth of experience in the field. She aims to build a collaborative environment while keeping cybersecurity at the center of the RIC's mission.
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Students approach immersive camp full STEAM ahead
Women in tech are gaining STEAM! Girls attending STEAM Camp learned about the technology available to them.
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Dr. Cathy Hauber named Deputy District Superintendent
Dr. Hauber will continue to enrich our academic programs for students, while also leading professional growth of our staff and supporting the collaboration with our partnering districts.
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Monroe One earns Top Talent Developer from Roberts Wesleyan University
The recognition stems from our partnership with the university through tuition reimbursement and higher learning opportunities.
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Emergency Services class featured on local news during EMS Week
Local news stations were invited into EMCC’s Emergency Services program to see the class in action as they prepared to take their Practical Skills Exam, the first step to becoming a certified EMT in NYS
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EMCC students join the National Technical Honor Society
Eastern Monroe Career Center had the privilege of honoring 140 students as they were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS).
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Celebrating a mascot on a mission
Mascots from area schools, universities, and sports teams gathered together at Bird/Morgan school to celebrate OSCAR and his reading initiative.
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eSTART students celebrate second prom
It was an enchanted evening as students celebrated together for the 2nd annual prom
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Community Champion for Public Education: Wilbert's Family Enterprises
A Community Together (ACT) for Education held a Community Champion for Public Education ceremony on May 5, honoring local businesses and community partners who support our districts and students across the county.
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Multi-Occ/FOCUS Student Showcase scheduled for May 25
On May 25, parents, guardians, and caretakers of children in the Mutli-Occ/FOCUS program are invited to attend their student’s class for the first-ever Student Showcase.
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Baird Road entrance closed May 9-10
BOCES Boulevard will be closed on Tuesday, May 9 and Wednesday, May 10 as the Town of Perinton repaves the road.
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Creekside News Club ratings soar
Mr. Rob helps students plan what they want to put in the program, write interview questions, and record their segments.
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Creekside students model Shelley’s Closet finds in annual fashion show
This was the 5th year of the show.
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eSTART program invites speaker to address diversity, equity, and inclusion
Kevin Beckford believes that we all have a magic wand that is called our cup of change; we just need to decide what to fill it with.
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Creekside welcomes four-legged family member
Raleigh, a nearly four-year-old golden doodle, is the school’s first therapy dog and she’s already getting top marks from staff and students.
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Culinary Arts program serves up new experiences
Velvet Belly gave students a behind-the-scenes look at how the restaurant operates.
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