Erica Miller, Photographer with Engagement & Development Services, has been selected as the recipient of the Capital Region BOCES 2026 Extra Mile Award. This honor recognizes staff who make a meaningful and positive impact on the BOCES community and consistently embody our guiding commitments. Award recipients are nominated by their managers in recognition of their …
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The 2026-27 school year kicked off with Capital Region BOCES employees gathering both in person and virtually across the state on Wednesday, Sept. 9. In addition to welcoming remarks, the event offered a chance to reconnect and celebrate the start of a new academic year. During the kickoff, District Superintendent and Chief Executive Officer Lauren …
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On Aug. 24, Capital Region BOCES’ Management Services and NERIC divisions co-hosted the second annual Regional School Security Summit, a full-day professional learning event focused on enhancing school safety through prevention, preparedness and collaboration. Hosted in partnership with the City School District of Albany, the summit was a great success, bringing together school district administrators, …
On Tuesday, Aug. 25, Capital Region BOCES welcomed a delegation from Japan participating in the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). The visit provided an opportunity for a professional exchange, allowing the visiting delegation and BOCES leaders to share perspectives, discuss common challenges and explore innovative …
Capital Region BOCES welcomes Dr. Kate Lapham as Supervisor of Adult Education. She brings more than two decades of experience in adult learning, workforce development and continuing education systems. Dr. Lapham joins BOCES after serving as Director of the Uzbekistan office of Creative Associates International, a USAID-funded education program. In that role, she worked to …
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Jason Stern has been recognized as the recipient of the June 2026 Commitment Award for his exceptional dedication, technical expertise and unwavering support of colleagues and initiatives across Capital Region BOCES. Throughout his work on the rollout of ParentSquare, Jason played a critical role in helping multiple systems work together seamlessly. The project required extensive …
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Capital Region BOCES welcomes Lauren Morley as Associate Superintendent for Operations. With more than two decades in public education and district leadership, Mrs. Morley brings extensive experience to her new role. She joins BOCES following her tenure as Superintendent of Schools of the Hammond Central School District in St. Lawrence County. During her three-years in …
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The work of the Capital Region BOCES Engagement & Development Services Communications team has been recognized at the national level through the National School Public Relations Association’s (NSPRA) Publications and Digital Media Excellence Awards. Receiving 21 awards, the team’s entries represent the positive, impactful work that fosters collaborative, supportive and engaged educational environments while building …
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Frank Rossetti, Managing Program Coordinator I of the NERIC Technology Services team, has been selected to receive a Commitment Award in recognition of his proactive leadership, customer-focused approach and dedication to continuous improvement. In his role supporting school districts through managed and support services, Frank consistently seeks opportunities to enhance service delivery and better address …
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Component school district boards of education unanimously approved a $16,094,723 Capital Region BOCES administrative budget for the 2026-27 school year on Wednesday, April 29. Component school districts do not vote on the overall budget, only the administrative portion. Component school districts will “vote” on the rest of the total proposed $214,792,160 budget by deciding whether …
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