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Barry Tech student from Westbury UFSD earns $1,000 scholarship
Diego Serrano Maradiaga, an Auto Skills student at Barry Tech, from Westbury UFSD, won the Jon H. Poteat Scholarship. This scholarship is given in honor of the late Jon H. Poteat, Co-Founder of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS).
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Nassau BOCES students place at SkillsUSA state competition in Syracuse
Nineteen students from Nassau BOCES high schools, Barry Tech, GC Tech and Long Island High School for the Arts, took top honors at the New York State SkillsUSA Leadership and Skills Championships.
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New arrival, dismissal times coming to some educational programs in fall 2023
Nassau BOCES is changing arrival and dismissal times at five educational programs for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year.
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Barry Tech humanitarians raise funds for charity during annual Service-Learning Fair
Students from Barry Tech celebrated the many contributions they have made to their community throughout the year during the 2023 Service-Learning Fair. The entire student body participated in the fair, which is the culmination of a year of community service.
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Thirty-one Nassau BOCES students take top spots at the New York State Regional SkillsUSA Conference
Seven students took first place, 10 placed second and 14 came in third place. Barry Tech Animation and Digital Media Design Skills student Robert Stahl’s pin design was awarded top honors. Many at the competition were wearing the award-winning pin.
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Nassau BOCES and Hofstra Summer Camp offer unique opportunities for summer fun and learning
University Continuing Education and Hofstra Summer Camps have partnered with Nassau BOCES to offer a variety of exciting, fun educational opportunities for young people in middle and high school this summer.
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Celebrating Career & Technical Education (CTE) Month
Nassau BOCES celebrated CTE Month® by highlighting students and successful alumni from our career and technical education programs in a series of videos.
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Barry Tech welcomes new industry experts to its faculty
A group of ten new educators and experienced industry professionals has joined the faculty for the 2022-23 school year.
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Barry Tech salutes industry partners lauded for their support
Students and educators at Barry Tech, recently honored more than 100 business leaders at the annual Industry Advisory Recognition Brunch. The event is an opportunity for Nassau BOCES Board members, administrators, faculty and staff to thank these invaluable mentors for their ongoing guidance and support.
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Barry Tech healthcare students help save lives through blood drive
Medical Assisting students from Barry Tech collected a total of 158pints of blood during their most recent blood drive. These vital donations, gathered on behalf of the New York Blood Center, will help save close to 500 lives.
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Barry Tech gets new Assistant Principal
Daniel Cava has been appointed Assistant Principal of Barry Tech high school. A former technology teacher and administrator, he understands the value of Career and Technical Education and possesses a unique insight into the learning style of technology students.
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Sixteen Nassau BOCES students place at state competition; one national delegate named
Sixteen students from Nassau BOCES premier career and technical education (CTE) high schools, Barry Tech and GC Tech, took top honors at the New York State SkillsUSA Leadership and Skills Championships.
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Congratulations to ISP students on the completion of their coursework!
Students in the Nassau BOCES Intensive Support Program (ISP) celebrated the completion of their coursework in a safe, socially-distanced ceremony. These students were presented with their certificates of achievement by administrators from the Adult Education Program, which is housed at the Joseph M. Barry Career and Technical Education Center in Westbury.
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Digital Media Skills student raising money for charity selling decorative seashells
Kudos to Barry Tech Animation and Digital Media Skills student Andrew Wells who uses the skills he’s learned to channel his creativity into helping out his favorite charities.
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Barry Tech Student Featured in Newsday
Barry Tech Student Darvin Chacon Ramirez was featured in Newsday
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Business Partners Help Students with On-The-Job Training
Shout out to all our local business partners who help our students get on-the-job training through the efforts of our Barry Tech Work-Based Learning Coordinators, Randi O'Moore and Lauren Engels. Real world experience is just one of the keys to student success.
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Barry Tech students join National Technical Honor Society
More than 80 students attending Nassau BOCES Barry Tech, representing 29 school districts from across Long Island, were named as member of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS).
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Long Island High School for the Arts In The News
Two local media outlets visited the Long Island High School for the Arts and gave great coverage of how the school is holding outdoor classes and giving talented teens a platform to shine.
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Relearning alternative education in the new normal: Nassau BOCES helps inform perspectives, remove stigmas
All too often, alternative education is seen as a dumping ground for at-risk students who cannot cut it in a traditional classroom. As schools put into action new teaching and learning strategies to adapt to the COVID era, Nassau BOCES is leading the charge to disillusion people of long-held misconceptions about the value and purpose of alternative education.
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Barry Tech names Students of the Quarter for third quarter
Over 90 students at Nassau BOCES Barry Tech were named Student of the Quarter for the third school quarter.
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