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Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES held its 2024-25 Opening Day at SUNY Fredonia on Aug. 29, where hundreds of faculty and staff came together to [...]
SUNY Fredonia returned to WNY P-TECH for Summer STEP — Science and Technology Entry Program. About two dozen students from Gowanda, Westfield, and [...]
Six students entering ninth grade at Dunkirk High School recently spent the day in the Welding Technology shop. As part of the latest [...]
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Burke Lindquist became the Culinary Arts teacher at the Hewes Educational Center in March 2022. He felt the time was right to make [...]
Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES recently held its third annual Summer Enrichment program at the Ormsby Educational Center in East Aurora.
Each day for a [...]
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Students enrolled in Culinary Arts at the LoGuidice and Ormsby educational centers recently put their skills and imagination to the test in annual gingerbread house competitions! 🏚️🎄🎅
Students were tasked with getting creative in designing their own gingerbread houses that were then voted on by faculty and staff at each center.
In the senior class at LoGuidice, Kingston Hall of Dunkirk and Jaylah Lozada of Fredonia took first place; Benjamin Latimore of Gowanda took second; and Jordan Swanson of Cassadaga Valley took third.
In the junior class, Anna Gilman of Forestville and Makaila Rosario of Fredonia took first place; Danielle Miller and Marcus Gamble, both of Gowanda, took second place; and Yadielys Cruz Montalvo and Geralys Diaz Figueroa, both of Dunkirk, took third.
In the senior class at Ormsby, Delorah Mast of Orchard Park took first place, Rachel Cappello of Orchard Park took second, and Reagan Feightner of East Aurora took third.
In the junior class, Khyley Sokero of Iroquois took first place, Genevieve Murray of Iroquois took second, and Johanna Tavernier of Holland took third.
Thanks to everyone who participated, and congratulations to the students who won! 👏📣🤝
To read more 📰, click here: https://ow.ly/KSsZ50Uvber
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Students and staff from the LoGuidice Educational Center once again helped spread joy by participating in the National Technical Honor Society Angel Tree Service Project by fulfilling 50 Christmas gifts for The Salvation Army! 🎁🎄🎅
Last week, NTHS members loaded up all the gifts donated this year with the help of Alycia Lacki, chapter advisor and school counselor at LoGuidice.
Shoutout to everyone who helped make Christmas special this year for someone in the community! 👏📣🤝
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Last week, E Building students at the LoGuidice Educational Center were visited by Santa and Mrs Claus ahead of Winter Recess. A big thank you to Jim Christy and Nancy Scott with the Beaver Club for taking the time to make it a special day for students! 🎅🎁🤶
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The holiday season brought creativity and festive cheer to the Ormsby, Carrier, and LoGuidice Educational Centers with annual door decorating contests! 🚪🎄🎅
For the past couple of weeks, students and staff at each center worked to transform ordinary doors into extraordinary holiday-themed masterpieces.
At the LoGuidice Educational Center, the Welding program took top honors with its welding elves theme. At Carrier, two classrooms were crowned winners: the CDOS classroom for best overall and the Information Technology/Computer Systems classroom for most creative.
And at Ormsby, seniors in the Health Careers program took first place, with Small and Large Animal Science coming in second, and Cosmetology in third. In the junior class, Small and Large Animal Science took first, Small Animal Science in second, and Criminal Justice in third.
Thank you to all who participated! 👏📣🤝
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Distance Learning at Erie 2: Tailored for Every Learner!
At E2CCB, we`re embracing the power of distance learning to create engaging, dynamic educational opportunities that meet the unique needs of every student. 🎓 Whether you`re exploring advanced courses, career-focused pathways, or personalized academic support, our approach prioritizes differentiation—ensuring every learner thrives.
Why Distance Learning?
Customized Instruction: Lessons are designed to meet diverse learning styles.
Flexible Options: Students can learn at their own pace and on their own schedule.
Real-World Connections: Interactive tools and virtual collaboration prepare students for success beyond the classroom.
We’re proud to offer innovative, student-centered education that adapts to individual strengths and goals. Together, let’s redefine what learning can look like! 💻
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🎄🏠 The Sweetest Tradition in Action! 🍪👩🍳
Our talented E2CCB Culinary students showcased their creativity and teamwork at the LoGuidice Gingerbread House Competition! From carefully piping icing to crafting edible masterpieces, these students demonstrated both their technical skills and artistic flair.
Which design is your favorite?🤩
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Today`s Throwback Thursday! Check out these views from our E2CCB archives! Do you recognize anyone in these photos?
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CAM P-TECH Academy in Springville has announced its Students of the Month for November 2024!
The following students have been recognized: ELA, Debralina Randle of Springville; Social Studies, Teerada Dickson of Springville; Math, Conner Mangan of Springville; Science, Logan Snyder of Holland; PE/Health, Knight Bulera of Springville; and Electrical, Luciano Polizzi of Springville.
Congratulations to all the students!
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Earlier this fall, CAM P-TECH seniors in the Electrical Construction & Maintenance Electrician pathway visited Alfred State’s School of Applied Technology! 👏🏫🤝
Students took a tour of the school, received an overview of the electrical pathway, visited the campus store, and had lunch.
Thanks for hosting our students, Alfred State! 📣
Pictured, from left to right, are instructors Jason Fitzner and William Clark, students Reed Hoffman of Holland, Owen Sweeney of Orchard Park, Gregory Reid of Gowanda, and Luciano Polizzi of Springville-Griffith, and Betty Sue Darling, CAM P-TECH school counselor.
For more information on P-TECH programs at E2CCB, visit e2ccb.org/programs/p-tech/
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Students enrolled in the Criminal Justice program at the Hewes Educational Center helped out at last week`s "Holiday Whobilation" at Chautauqua Safety Village! 🎅🎄❄️
Students assisted with decorating and staffing the chilly event. The program`s patrol vehicle was decorated and held the Grinch in the Whobilation stationary parade.
Great job, everyone! 👏📣🤝
For more information about Career & Technical Education programs at E2CCB, visit https://ow.ly/pN6U50UqVNO
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