Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel, who was instrumental in helping Nassau BOCES receive a $138,960 grant for document imaging, visited the Robert E. Lupinskie Center for Curriculum, Instruction and Technology.
Did you know that it takes 12 fourth-graders stretched out arm-to-arm to span the 118 miles of Long Island. This unknown fact was discovered as the new giant map of Long Island was unveiled at the Cradle of Aviation Museum for both students and teachers.
Did you know that if Long Island were a state, we would be ranked #1 in high school completion rate? View presentations and handouts from the Feb. 10 Nassau County Financial Forum to learn more about our schools and the legislative and financial challenges they face.
Nassau BOCES is mourning the death of Todd Heimer, longtime supervisor of Interscholastic Athletics. Mr. Heimer, who was 56, died of an apparent heart attack on Feb. 7.
What do you get when you bring together a group of outstanding educators, administrators, board members, community and business leaders, nonprofit organization executives and volunteers? You get the most influential people for public education in Nassau County.
Questions about New York's property tax cap? This publication from Capitol Region BOCES/Questar III has the answers that parents, taxpayers and school staff members need to know.
With many districts seeking resources to combat student bullying and promote Internet safety, Nassau BOCES Arts in Education offers more than 85 aidable in-school programs and teacher workshops to help educators tackle these issues.
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