

Gray
Day, held on November 13 at Niskayuna High School, and inspired by
Special Education student Zach Pierce (pictured here), was created to raise awareness of brain cancer and tumors and support
those living with these conditions.
Spotlight on Special
Education: Gray matters! Awareness day highlights brain cancer/tumors
Donning gray tees, "hoodies"
and awareness ribbons, students in the Skills Development II (SDII)
class and their peers at Niskayuna High School recently marked Gray Day in support of those with living with brain cancer and
tumors.
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Special Education study planned
The Capital Region BOCES
Board of Education is preparing to hire an outside consultant to study
the Special Education Division, in an effort to reverse declining
enrollment and position the division to grow and thrive into the future.
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Information/Resources about H1N1 Influenza (Swine Flu)
The Capital Region BOCES
Risk Management and Communications Services are coordinating efforts to
keep school districts informed with the latest H1N1 (Swine Flu)
information and assistance.
Read more here.
Expanded Transition Service Web page
Curious about what the BOCES Transition Coordination Service has to
offer? At the
newly expanded Web page for the service, you'll have your
questions answered and learn what's new in Transition.
2009-10 BOCES Services Guide now available
The Capital Region
BOCES Services Guide is an annual publication prepared to help component school
districts plan for and select BOCES services they will use in the
next year. This document includes detailed service descriptions, as
well as 2009-10 pricing.
To view
or download the
BOCES 2009-2010 Services Guide, please click on the link.
To request a printed version, call (518) 862-4920.
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