Veteran nurse and nursing administrator brings three decades' experience to leadership role with SWBOCES' flagship nursing program.
Read about nine young men and women enrolled in SWBOCES programs who received high school equivalency diplomas in a recognition ceremony at the Westchester County jail Wednesday.
In a moving ceremony at Manhattanville College June 22, 60 nursing students graduated from the SWBOCES Practical Nursing program.
Adult Learning Center students celebrated their achievements June 19 at the 2018 End-of-Year Recognition at Manhattanville College's O'Byrne Chapel.
Upwards of 100 job-seekers, many of them BOCES healthcare students, met with employers at the 2018 Healthcare Job & Transition Fair at our Harrison training center May 30.
The SWBOCES Practical Nursing Program was represented at the Southern Westchester College Conference in White Plains last month, and two of our students helped support this important outreach.
Adult education students expressed gratitude to state Sen. Terrence Murphy for funding in support of workforce preparation programs that will help them along on meaningful and rewarding career paths.
Rosario Morales taught for SWBOCES for 25 years until her death earlier this year. Supervisor Maria Guerrero nominated her for an Outstanding Teacher awards that was bestowed at a ceremony in Albany May 1. Read Ms. Guerrero's nomination here.
Lisa Wilson-Patrick, a 40-year-old mother of two, is thankful to SWBOCES for allowing her to set a positive example for her children, ages 6 and 15.
Lucy Zillitto turned to SWBOCES three years ago when her job became unsecure and her career prospects looked bleak. Today she holds a college diploma and has a bright future in her dream career.
