Jason Eksterowicz hit it out of the park when he embarked on his culinary career upon graduating from Capital Region BOCES and Schoharie High School in 2002. In a little more than a decade, he went from BOCES graduate to executive chef for the New York Mets major league baseball team, with stops at the …
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October is National Careers in Construction Month, and there’s no better place for area high school students and adults to learn the trade than at Capital Region BOCES.
Our Cooperative Virtual Learning Academy, now in its second school year, continues to evolve as a meaningful option for K-12 learners.
Our new division offers supports to connect and engage communities, and secure support for essential initiatives.
March is Women’s History Month and we’re shining a spotlight on students who are building solid futures in the skilled trades through our programs.
NERIC’s annual Technology Awareness Day brings together students, educators and vendor partners to highlight innovations in education technology and ways schools can use them to enhance instruction and operations.
October is National Careers in Construction Month, and there’s no better place for area high school students and adults to learn the trade than at Capital Region BOCES.
Our Clerk of the Works service offers schools a dedicated construction manager for sites under construction or as support for day-to-day operations.
Academics matters, but kindness counts, too, and is an important ingredient in creating safe, welcoming and happy school communities for our learners.
New programs and services offer creative, collaborative and cost-effective educational solutions.
