Dutchess BOCES

Dutchess BOCES offers Work-Based Learning to students based upon their needs and abilities.

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Education of the Dutchess County Board of Cooperative Educational Services will be held on Wednesday, June 10, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. via video conferencing.

Read The Complete Notice HERE.

Bobby Jackson was photographed with a police officer from the NYPD’s 79th precinct last summer.  Unfortunately, attempts to identify the officer were not successful.

For his final class assignment to use a photograph as inspiration for his writing, one student chose to focus upon first responders in New York City. After reading his words at the end of April, his teacher, Lisah Babb, asked to share his thoughts more widely and he agreed, saying, "I tried to make a connection with what's really going on at the moment."

Boilers at Salt Point Center will be replaced under the upcoming Energy Performance Project.

Dutchess County BOCES is planning to save money and make its facilities more energy efficient.

Pictured are potential bidders preparing to tour the Career and Technical Institute in April.

Aside from a few changes to process, the COVID-19 pandemic has not delayed the Dutchess BOCES capital project, which will bring all K-12 programs to the Salt Point Turnpike campus.

Kelly Lappan, Executive Director of the Dutchess County School Boards Association, and Dr. Richard Hooley, District Superintendent of Dutchess BOCES, have written an open letter to voters in advance of the June 9th school budget and board member vote.

Completing assignments outside of traditional school hours benefits many students, including Austin Borowsky pictured here working on a reading assignment from the George Orwell classic, “1984.”