Community, collaboration, and punkin chunkin! 🎃💥

Friday's Fall Fest was an absolute blast as CTE, RAS, and Exceptional Ed joined forces to celebrate our campus community! From soapbox derby races and giant pumpkin launchers to hands-on activity booths and face painting, our students celebrated the season's fun together!

#ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
about 20 hours ago, TST BOCES
Hands-On Science Experiment: Young students wearing clear safety goggles work with test tubes and liquids at an outdoor science activity table under teacher supervision.
Punkin Chunkin Demonstration: Students and staff outdoors use a giant red elastic slingshot attached to wooden platforms to launch a pumpkin.
Treat Table: Four staff members and students from Food Service wearing festive hats and costumes stand behind an outdoor table offering trays of small snacks and treats.
Face Painting Station: A student with long reddish hair paints a design on another student's face at an outdoor table during the event.
Soapbox Derby Race: Students race handmade soapbox derby vehicles down a leaf-covered paved path outside a school building, with one student steering a green kayak vehicle.
Posing at Fall Fest: A woman in a black outfit and a student in a yellow hoodie pose smiling for the camera outdoors in front of a brick building and parked cars.
Teddy Bear Hospital Booth: A group of nursing students wearing medical scrubs and stethoscopes pose behind an outdoor table labeled "Teddy Bear & Stuffy Hospital," filled with stuffed animals.

🥪 It’s sandwich week at Bistro 555! Come try the delicious lineup of everyone’s favorite sandwiches! 🍽️

🍔 Entrées ($4.00)
Tuesday: Italian Sub Sandwich
Wednesday: Vegetarian Panini or Grilled Cheese
Thursday: Philly Cheese Steak
Friday: Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich

🥗 Sides with Entrées
Tuesday: Pita Chips with Hummus
Wednesday: Applesauce
Thursday: Sweet Potato Fries
Friday: Baked Mac & Cheese

🍲 Soup of the Day
Tuesday: Vegetable Beef
Wednesday: Tomato Soup
Thursday: Potato Leek Soup
Friday: Corn Chowder

🍞 Fresh Breads ($0.50)
Tuesday: Orange Glaze Cranberry Bread
Wednesday: Gingerbread
Thursday: Apple Muffin
Friday: Banana Bread

🥗 Salads ($1.50)
Choose between Grinder Salad, featuring iceberg lettuce topped with meats, cheeses, and homemade dressing, or Potato Salad.

🍰 Desserts ($1.50)
Blueberry Tart or Chocolate Bourbon Pie with graham cracker crust.

We look forward to serving you! Stop by Bistro 555 and enjoy a delicious lunch this week!

📞 Questions? Call extension #2011.

1 day ago, TST BOCES
Bistro 555 lunch menu for November 3–6. Tuesday features an Italian Sub Sandwich with pita chips and hummus, vegetable beef soup, and orange glaze cranberry bread. Wednesday offers a vegetarian panini or grilled cheese with applesauce, tomato soup, and gingerbread. Thursday features a Philly Cheese Steak with sweet potato fries, potato leek soup, and an apple muffin. Friday offers a Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich with baked mac and cheese, corn chowder, and banana bread. Additional options include Grinder Salad or Potato Salad for $1.50, and blueberry tart or Chocolate Bourbon Pie with graham cracker crust for $1.50. Entrées are $4.00, breads are $0.50, and customers can call extension 2011 with questions.
Flipping the script! ✏️

Last Friday, our RSS Department hosted a regional Superintendent’s Conference Day, bringing together teachers, staff, and administrators from across all our component school districts. Everyone stepped back into the classroom as students for a day of shared learning, collaboration, and fresh inspiration. 💡✨

#ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #LifeLongLearners #ProfessionalDevelopment #EducationLeadership #BOCESProud
7 days ago, TST BOCES
A facilitator wearing a green dress stands in the center of a classroom holding her hands up as she speaks, with seated educators facing her in a semi-circle during a workshop.
A man in a grey hoodie smiles while inspecting a hands-on science or STEM demonstration setup involving plastic bottles and tubing on a table.
Three educators sit around a large circular wooden conference table smiling and talking together, with drinks and notebooks in front of them.
Two educators engage in a focal one-on-one conversation, with one woman gesturing expressively while speaking to a colleague in a ghost-patterned sweater.
An educator leans over a table to carefully adjust plastic bottles, tubing, and liquid during a hands-on STEM experiment activity.
A presenter with glasses and a beard stands in front of a projection screen gesturing toward slide titled "Part 2: Debrief Questions," which features discussion prompts about resiliency and adaptability during a professional development session.
A male educator wearing a lanyard gestures enthusiastically while conversing with a colleague during a group session.
Four educators sit together around a table engaged in a small-group discussion, taking notes on a pink notepad during a professional learning activity.
Two educators sit side-by-side at a desk assembling hands-on project materials, including paper pinwheels, string, and cups, with laptops and supplies spread across the table.
A man pointing during a group discussion at a round table surrounded by papers, notebooks, and laptops.
Last Thursday, our students had a blast at Tompkins Cortland Community College's "How It's Made" Manufacturing Expo!

Students from New Visions Engineering, TST BOCES Career and Tech Machining & Manufacturing, and TST PTECH spent the day networking with local industry leaders and exploring cutting-edge tech.

A special shoutout to our P-TECH program, who stepped up also as exhibitors, hosting interactive demos with Drone Soccer and Student Enterprise to show visiting school districts what real innovation looks like in the classroom! ⚡

#ManufacturingDay #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
8 days ago, TST BOCES
TST BOCES P-TECH students hosting an interactive project booth at the "How It's Made" Manufacturing Expo at TC3.
Students from TST BOCES NV Engineering engaging with hands-on displays and industry exhibits at the "How It's Made" Expo at Tompkins Cortland Community College. The students stand with Seven Valley specialty cables employees and smile at camera
igh school students from TST BOCES P-TECH program demonstrating interactive projects—including Drone Soccer equipment to visiting students at a college manufacturing expo booth.
Students from TST BOCES interactive programs engaging with hands-on displays, technology demonstrations, and industry exhibits at the "How It's Made" Expo at Tompkins Cortland Community College.
high school student from TST P_TECH talks with others at the interactive P-TECH booth at the "How It's Made" Expo at Tompkins Cortland Community College.

Bistro 555 is BACK! ✨🍽️


We’re excited to announce that Bistro 555 is opening for the school year this week! 🎉 To begin the year we are starting off with an African Week menu featuring dishes inspired by cuisines from across Africa! 🌍

🥘 Tuesday, October 27
Entrée: Vegetable Curry
Side: Curry Rice
Soup: Chicken Pepper Soup
Salad: Orange Salad or Kacumbari
Dessert: Plum Cake or Milk Tart
Bread: Krachel

🍖 Wednesday, October 28
Entrée: Lamb Sosaties (Kebabs)
Side: Jollof Rice
Soup: Peanut Soup
Salad: Orange Salad or Kacumbari
Dessert: Plum Cake or Milk Tart
Bread: Mosbolletjies (Sweet Brioche Bread)

🍛 Thursday, October 29
Entrée: Bobotie (Curry Bake)
Side: Fufu
Soup: Moroccan Harira
Salad: Orange Salad or Kacumbari
Dessert: Plum Cake or Milk Tart
Bread: Injera Flatbread

Since this is our first week back, a few reminders!

We are open 11:10 a.m.–12:20 p.m. Tuesday–Friday (closed Mondays; days may vary due to campus events and holidays).

Call Ahead! Dial #2011 to reach our classroom and reserve your meal. Place your order ahead of time, then pick it up when you arrive and enjoy it dine-in or to-go. We recommend calling ahead, especially for multiple items, as quantities are limited and menu items may sell out.

Cash or checks payable to TST BOCES only. Credit and debit cards are not accepted. Gift certificates and Bistro accounts are available!

Keep an eye on your email for closure announcements, and remember to check out our menus in advance. For questions, orders, or cancellations, call extension #2011.

Please note: Bistro 555 will be closed Friday, October 30, for campus activities.

We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to Bistro 555 for another delicious school year! ❤️🍴

8 days ago, TST BOCES
Bistro 555 African Week menu for October 27–29, featuring a black background with gold decorative borders and lettering. Tuesday’s menu includes vegetable curry, curry rice, chicken pepper soup, orange salad or kacumbari, plum cake or milk tart, and krachel bread. Wednesday’s menu features lamb sosaties (kebabs), jollof rice, peanut soup, orange salad or kacumbari, plum cake or milk tart, and mosbolletjies sweet brioche bread. Thursday’s menu includes bobotie (curry bake), fufu, Moroccan harira soup, orange salad or kacumbari, plum cake or milk tart, and injera flatbread. Entrées are $4.00 with a side. Soup is $1 small or $1.25 large, bread is $0.50, and desserts and salads are $1.50 each. The menu includes the Bistro 555 name and extension 2011.
Fall Fun at Iron Kettle Pumpkin Farm for Ms. Thompson's and Ms. Anderson's classes! 🎃🍂

#FallFarmFun #PumpkinPicking #HayWagonRides #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
12 days ago, TST BOCES
Student pokes her head through a wooden cut out in the shape of a yellow bus that says "iron kettle farm" on the top and smiles at the camera on class field trip
two students sit on hay bale behind a large pumpkin and and smile at the camera on class field trip
both class groups stand in front of a yellow wooden train and pose for photo and smile at the camera on class field trip
one student stands next to a large pumpkin inflatable
Four students and one staff member pose with arms around each other and smile in the gift shop on class field trip
classes sit on hay wagon and take a ride on field trip to the pumpkin patch
RAS is built upon 5 C's: Commitment, Camaraderie, Courage, Compassion, and Communication. Last week, we lived through each one!

The spotlight was on our students as they brought Camaraderie to the field during our school-wide flag football game, Communication and Commitment to the hallways with a CSI forensics lab, and Courage right in front of our eyes while listening to a speaker's inspiring story of overcoming obstacles on her hike through the Appalachian Trail.

Big moments, big heart, and an amazing school community. This is RAS! 💙

#RAS #5Cs #SchoolCommunity #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
14 days ago, TST BOCES
both teams and officials stand and pose on the field at the end of the RAS flag football game
students stand on a line of scrimmage for flag football game at RAS
RAS students gathered in a huddle for flag football strategy with their coach
students smile with speaker who talked with students about her time hiking the Apalachin trail.
student bends down to collect a faux blood sample for CSI forensics lab
Open House 🏫 Thanks for coming to visit our CTE, Exceptional Education, & RAS Programs! 💙 #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
18 days ago, TST BOCES
Family of five smiles at camera in welding classroom at Open House
music teacher plays the piano with students in the background and one joins in on the piano with him to play
family of four smiles to camera in auto tech classroom at open house
family of three stands with arms wrapped around each other in food service classroom at open house
Eight years in the making and built on strong local partnerships. TST BOCES, Centralus Health, and the Tompkins Chamber came together earlier this week to cut the ribbon on TST BOCES Adult Education's new Practical Nursing program located in Centralus' Professional Learning Center.

We are proud to offer this new learning opportunity to the next generation of healthcare professionals while strengthening our local healthcare workforce. Students from Cohort 1 joined in the celebration, and applications are now open through 11/13 for those ready to take the first step toward becoming an LPN and joining Cohort 2! PN classes are anticipated to start January 2027.

Read the full event recap and learn how to apply: https://www.tstboces.org/article/3194174
19 days ago, Chelsea Blovat
A large group of TST BOCES and Centralus Health staff along with Practical Nursing students in scrubs gather for a ribbon cutting. In the center, Dr. Berlin and Cindy Walter cut a blue ceremonial ribbon. Signage above reads Centralus Health Professional Learning Center
A crowd of people, including several Practical Nursing students in blue scrubs, stand observing the speakers and event during the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
A group of eight community leaders, educators, and staff pose together under the Centralus Health Professional Learning Center sign. They are standing in the mall foyer following the ribbon cutting.
Two women in scrubs smile as they hold up the blue ceremonial ribbon covered in hand-written signatures. They are standing in the simulation lab surrounded by hospital beds
A close-up photograph of Dr. Michael Berlin and Cindy Walter smiling together in the mall foyer following the ceremony. The TST BOCES screen is visible behind them
An overhead view of a group of Practical Nursing students in blue scrubs posing together in a simulation lab. They are gathered around a hospital bed with other medical equipment visible in the background.
A group of three women smiling together near a glass entryway. The women are representing TST BOCES TC3. and One woman wears black scrubs, the center woman wears a tan blazer and a blue and teal scarf, and the third woman wears a maroon dress.
Thank you, BOE! 💙

This week is National Board of Education Appreciation Week, and we have the absolute BEST members at TST!

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our BOE for everything they do to support our school community!

On behalf of everyone across the TST region, thank you:

⭐️Linda Competillo, President (Groton)
⭐️Missy Rynone, Vice President (Newfield)
⭐️Helen Arco (Trumansburg)
⭐️Shannon Brock (South Seneca)
⭐️Danielle Chase (George Jr. Republic)
⭐️Bradley Grainger (Ithaca)
⭐️Linda Padgett (Candor)
⭐️Linda Pasto (Lansing)
⭐️AnnMarie Streeter (Dryden)
⭐️Emzzo Alexander, Ex-Officio Student Member (Dryden)

If you see one of these fabulous leaders out and about this week, please join us in thanking them for their service! 💙

#SchoolBoardRecognitionWeek #TSTBOCES #ThankYouBOE #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESPride
22 days ago, Chelsea Blovat
Graphic titled "THANK YOU! TST BOARD OF EDUCATION RECOGNITION WEEK 2026". The top section displays a photo of ten board members standing together in front of a red brick wall. The bottom section features a dark blue background with white text listing the board members: Linda Competillo, Board President Melissa Rynone, Board Vice President Helen Arco Linda Padgett Shannon Brock Linda Pasto Danielle Chase AnnMarie Streeter Bradley Grainger Emzzo Alexander, Ex-Officio Student Member The TST BOCES logo (Tompkins • Seneca • Tioga) is located at the bottom center.
Shining the Spotlight on TST's Finest! 🌟

Meet Lisa Frosolone, Exceptional Education Teacher in our Turning Point Middle School Program! 💙

#StaffSpotlight #WeHaveTheBEST #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
26 days ago, Chelsea Blovat
TST BOCES Staff Spotlight graphics displaying a photo of Lisa Frosolone. Text reads: "Staff Spotlight: Lisa Frosolone, Exceptional Education Teacher, Turning Point Program. TST BOCES."
TST BOCES "All About LISA" graphic featuring Q&A responses and a quote: Header: All About LISA Question 1: What brings you joy in your life? Answer: Something that brings me joy is when I make food that my family really enjoys! Question 2: What's a fun, unexpected thing about you that would surprise your colleagues and/or the students? Answer: An unexpected thing that my colleagues or students might not know about me is that I really enjoy watching sporting events on TV or attending sporting events. Question 3: What inspires you? Answer: When students achieve their goals and show progress on what they are working on inspires me! Quote: "Lisa Frosolone has worked in Turning Point Middle School for 23 years. Lisa is a quiet leader. She has worked quietly behind the scenes to grow her pedagogy, collaboration and conflict facilitation skills. Over the past 7 years Lisa's growth has been exponential proving to herself that she can push herself beyond her own limits to do what is best for students. She's a ROCK in this ever changing work!" — Belinda Adams, Executive Principal of Exceptional Education at TST BOCES Footer: TST BOCES - Tompkins • Seneca • Tioga
Regional Collaboration in Action! Last Friday, TST hosted all 9 of our component districts for the first NY Transformation Coalition session. We’re working together as a region to update our assessment practices and bring NYSED's NY Inspires and Portrait of a Graduate to life in our classrooms! #NYSED #PortraitOfAGraduate #NYInspires #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
29 days ago, TST BOCES
Three participants standing together by a window review handwritten notes about TST BOCES programs posted on the glass.
A group of educators gathered around a table smiling and talking while writing notes on a large piece of chart paper.
An educator standing over a table to write notes on large chart paper during a small group brainstorming activity.
Two educators sitting at a table with drinks and workshop materials, engaged in a discussion during the NY Transformation Coalition session.
Three women standing near a wall poster titled "Groton," reviewing notes on strengths, resources, tools, and deliverables.
Educators seated at a workshop table sharing ideas, with one woman gesturing while speaking to her colleagues.
Three school representatives standing near a conference table labeled "Dryden," collaborating and discussing ideas.
Our TST PTECH Academy is hosting its Open House Thursday, October 15 from 3-6 PM at Tompkins Cortland Community College!

P-TECH offers students a close-knit, hands-on learning experience built around project-based learning, college and career exploration, and real-world connections. Students begin the program in grade 9 and have the opportunity to continue beyond traditional high school to earn an associate degree from TC3 at no cost to their families! 🎓

Current P-TECH students and families are invited to stop by, connect with our school community and see what students have been working on.

Have a middle school student who might be interested in P-TECH? Come meet our students and staff, explore the program and learn more about this unique pathway from high school to college and career!

We hope to see you there! 💙

#ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud #PTECHAcademy
29 days ago, TST BOCES
Graphic promoting the TST P-TECH Academy Open House on Thursday, October 15, from 3–6 p.m. at the Tompkins Cortland Community College campus, 170 North St., Dryden. The graphic features a P-TECH student working with an instructor on a hands-on technology project and an aerial view of the TC3 campus. Contact: (607) 844-6514 or tstboces.org/ptech.
Now through 9/27, use code PRIDE20 to save 20% on orders $75+ at the TST School Store! 🔗https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/new_york/ithaca/tompkins-seneca-tioga-board-of-cooperative-educational-services
about 1 month ago, TST BOCES
Promotional graphic for the TST BOCES School Store featuring TST-branded apparel and merchandise, including shirts, jackets, a backpack, hat and tumbler. Text reads: “Use code PRIDE20 to save 20% on orders $75+ through 9/27.”
We added some new faces to Team TST! 💙🏫

Yesterday’s Hiring Event was another success, and we’re so excited to welcome our newest employees to the TST family!

Special thanks to our friends Larry and Cierra from Tompkins County, NY for spending the day with us, helping our applicants, and answering questions along the way.

Welcome to Team TST! 💙

#TeamTST #JobsInEducation #WereHiring #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
about 1 month ago, TST BOCES
A TST BOCES staff member and a hiring event attendee smile together for a photo during the event.
A staff member reviews application paperwork with a prospective employee seated at a table during the TST BOCES Hiring Event.
Tompkins County staff member sits beside a hiring event applicant, assisting him on a laptop as he smiles at the camera.
Two TST BOCES staff and a newly hired member smile together during the TST BOCES Hiring Event.
A tompkins county member talks with a hiring event applicant across a table with laptops as they work through the application process.
Join us for our Open House on Wednesday, October 14, from 5:00–6:30PM at TST BOCES for the following programs: CTE, RAS, and Exceptional Education.
about 1 month ago, TST BOCES
Event graphic for TST BOCES Back to School Open House on October 14, 2026, from 5:00 to 6:30 PM at 555 Warren Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850. Set against a light blue background filled with white school-themed doodles like books, a globe, rulers, and pencils.
Proof that nobody builds community like RAS! 💙 We started the school year with our favorite tradition, our annual picnic at Myers Park! Between bracelet making, cornhole, an epic game of kickball, a bit of fishing, and classic playground fun, it was the perfect way to bring everyone together. Here’s to a great 2026-27 school year! 🏫☀️🎉 #RegionalAlternativeSchool #BackToSchool2026 #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
about 2 months ago, TST BOCES
An RAS student and staff member celebrate their teamwork, smiling and holding up beanbags, illustrating the friendly cornhole matches at the annual picnic.
A large group of RAS students and staff smiling and posing together under a tree, representing the community coming together for the annual picnic at Myers Park to start the school year.
Three teenage boys challenge themselves on a unique arch-shaped climbing structure at the park playground, collaborating and having fun outdoors.
A group of RAS students and staff on a basketball court, with one holding a basketball and another an orange shirt. Their pose with ones raised shows great spirit and team camaraderie.
two teenage girls pose and smile at camera while surrounded by trees at Myers park picnic
A joyful RAS student wearing a "Ford" cap leans back and laughs while riding on a frog on a spring on the playground, capturing a moment of picnic fun.
A joyful RAS student wearing a "Ford" cap leans back and laughs while inside a tire swing on the playground, capturing a moment of relaxed picnic fun.
A close-up view of two RAS students at a picnic table, smiling. One holds a newly-made colorful beaded bracelet, showcasing one of the day's favorite creative activities.
four teenage boys smile at the camera while holding a tackle box and fishing pole
An RAS student in a "CAT" cap smiling happily on a traditional swing, representing classic playground fun near the water at Myers Park.
A special visit to TST New Visions Engineering! 💙🔬

New York State Education Department Commissioner Dr. Betty A. Rosa, Senator Lea Webb and Assemblymember Anna Kelles recently joined TST BOCES and Cornell Engineering leaders to learn how our 12th-grade students are suiting up and gaining hands-on experience inside the Cornell NanoScale Facility!

The visit showcased the ATLAS Program, the growing need for a skilled semiconductor workforce and how the partnership between TST BOCES and Cornell University is already bringing pieces of NYS’s Portrait of a Graduate to life.

Read the full story: https://www.tstboces.org/article/3127949

#NYInspires #PortraitOfAGraduate #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
about 2 months ago, TST BOCES
A group of visitors, with Commissioner Rosa in the middle, don cleanroom suits smile together while taking a selfie inside the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility.
TST BOCES, Cornell and NYSED representatives pose together following Commissioner Rosa’s visit to the New Visions Engineering program.
NYSED, TST BOCES, and local politicians wearing full cleanroom suits and safety glasses listens as a Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility staff member explains equipment during a tour.
A large group of visitors poses together in cleanroom suits before touring the Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility.
TST BOCES, NYSED, Cornell, Senator Webb, and community leaders pose together following a discussion about New Visions Engineering, ATLAS and student opportunities.
Commissioner Rosa wearing a cleanroom suit and yellow safety glasses looks closely into a piece of specialized equipment inside Cornell’s NanoScale Science and Technology Facility.
Two former New Visions Engineering students pose with TST BOCES District Superintendent Lily Talcott and New York State Education Commissioner Dr. Betty A. Rosa after sharing their experiences with the program.
NYSED, TST BOCES, and local politicians wearing full cleanroom suits and safety glasses listens as a Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility staff member explains equipment during a tour.
Commissioner Rosa speaks during a roundtable discussion about New Visions Engineering, ATLAS and the opportunities created through the TST BOCES and Cornell partnership.
Commissioner Rosa, Assembly Member Dr. Anna Kelles and Senator Lea webb, and other visitors pose with Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility staff while wearing cleanroom suits during the facility tour.
Our first few days being back together have been absolute MAGIC! ✨ There’s truly nothing like the energy and excitement of a new school year! 💙

#NewSchoolYear #FirstDaysOfSchool #ItsAlwaysBetterWhenWereTogether #BOCESProud #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth
about 2 months ago, TST BOCES
A boy wearing green glasses and a blue patterned hooded sweatshirt waves his hand at the camera while standing outdoors next to a yellow school bus.
Two teenage girls smiling together in front of a yellow school bus, both wearing backpacks. One wears a bright pink cropped sweatshirt and the other wears a white sweater.
Four high school students standing outside P-TECH Academy with their arms around each other's shoulders, smiling for the camera. A red water bottle sits on the concrete ground in front of them.
A woman with glasses, a grey zip-up hoodie, and floral pants sits next to a young boy in a dark hoodie and grey shorts on a wooden bench outside a brick school building. Both are smiling at the camera.
A group of students and teachers smiling together in a classroom. One student in a wheelchair strikes a peace sign pose, while another student in the front wears a medal and makes a crown shape over his head with his hands.
A young boy sitting at a classroom desk smiling while drawing with a marker. A box of Crayola markers, a small milk carton, and a notebook sit on the table in front of him.
A group of welding students and their instructor posing together inside the welding classroom, standing around a large work table and a rolling tool cart.
Summer 2026: officially one for the books! ☀️
• Picnics at Taughannock Park 🧺 (📸: Diane Duthie Photography)
• Snack shack garden days 🌱
• Admin retreat at the Hoffman Challenge Course with Cornell Outdoor Education 🧗
• Endless classroom creativity & fun 🎨

So long, summer 👋 Thanks for the memories! 💙

#SummerSchoolAdventures #ConnectingMindsInspiringGrowth #BOCESProud
2 months ago, TST BOCES
In a green park with large trees, two girls share an accessible swing seat; the girl facing forward in a purple shirt smiles with her hands raised in excitement.
: A group of four people, three children and one adult man wearing a blue Superman t-shirt, climb and balance on a tall red rope pyramid structure in a grassy park, all with joyful expressions.
Eleven people stand in a circle under a wooden gazebo roof, holding small hexagonal photo cards and forming a large ring with their linked hands, as a group outdoor team-building activity.
At a classroom table, a smiling young person in a graphic white t-shirt gives a thumbs-up with one hand while holding and working on interlocking red puzzle pieces.
: A woman with a leg cast and a floral shirt lifts a large green watering can, assisting a young boy to pour water on blooming marigolds and green plants in a sunlit garden bed next to a greenhouse.
Two people are on a gravel path: a woman wearing sunglasses and a black apron sits next to a young boy in a white apron, and together they are painting a large white circle on a blue mat on the ground.
A smiling young man with blonde hair sits at a classroom table behind a tall, complex structure he built using red, yellow, and blue plastic construction rods, K'nex.
A young girl wearing a pink patterned dress and white headphones walks barefoot with focused balance along a curved path of large yellow stepping stones in a garden setting.
A group of about ten adults in casual clothing are standing in a large rectangle marked with green rope on a wood chip course in the forest, with a man addressing them near a tall wooden climbing wall, at the Hoffman Challenge Course.
A smiling young person with glasses and a black baseball cap sits at a classroom desk, gesturing toward a colorful, hexagonal tower they built with transparent geometric magnetic tiles.