Congratulations to student scholar Bailey Mead and mentor Christine Roe from Jefferson Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Congratulations to student scholar Naydine Gilson and mentor Vanessa Merrill-Wickham from Franklin Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Wednesday was New York State Assembly Legislative Disabilities Awareness Day, and it was also the day that DCMO BOCES Harrold Campus students from Ms. Greene’s class and from Ms. Latourette’s Retail and Human Services program enjoyed a field trip to Albany. The group was able to see both the State Assembly and the State Senate in session, and toured the impressive state capitol building and its historic architecture. They also walked through the Empire Plaza Concourse to the New York State Museum, where they enjoyed a number of exhibits about our state’s natural and human history. The students, teachers and aides had a very full and very rewarding day in our state’s capitol!
Last Thursday, David Hoyt, Supervising Probation Officer in the Delaware County Probation Department, spoke with students in the Security & Law Enforcement program at Harrold Campus. His visit is one of the ways students in the program can learn about the different career paths available to them.
Congratulations to student scholar Abigail Dwon and mentor Jessica Boyer from Hunter-Tannersville Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Congratulations to student scholar Ella Fitch and mentor Margaret Henderson from Downsville Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Over 50 DCMO BOCES students from both Robert W. Harrold and Alan D. Pole Campuses were at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse April 22-24 for the NYS SkillsUSA Leadership and Skills Championships. They and their advisors joined over 3,000 student competitors from across the state for two days of skills evaluation, presentations, and leadership activities.
Competitions were held in over 80 trade areas, from Automotive Technology to Welding, spread across four large buildings on the fairgrounds (and outside, in the case of Heavy Equipment Operation). All the competitors were members of a SkillsUSA Chapter at their school, and they were accompanied to Syracuse by their advisors.
The Harrold Campus SkillsUSA Chapter was named a Chapter of Distinction. Harrold Campus Culinary Arts teacher Jeanni Romanowski was also recognized as a finalist for the Chapter Advisor of the Year Award.
SkillsUSA is a national workforce development organization for students, operating in thousands of chapters in schools across the country. Founded in 1965 to help address the ongoing skills gap, SkillsUSA seeks to empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. DCMO BOCES has chapters at both campuses, supported by advisors Jeanni Romanowski, Amanda Larsen, Nanette LaTourette and Jamie Milk. Jennifer Lawrence, Director of Career and Technical Education at DCMO BOCES, serves as the Administrator Trustee of Area II. Nanette LaTourette, Human and Retail Services Teacher at Harrold Campus, also serves as an Advisor Trustee of Area II.
Competitions were held in over 80 trade areas, from Automotive Technology to Welding, spread across four large buildings on the fairgrounds (and outside, in the case of Heavy Equipment Operation). All the competitors were members of a SkillsUSA Chapter at their school, and they were accompanied to Syracuse by their advisors.
The Harrold Campus SkillsUSA Chapter was named a Chapter of Distinction. Harrold Campus Culinary Arts teacher Jeanni Romanowski was also recognized as a finalist for the Chapter Advisor of the Year Award.
SkillsUSA is a national workforce development organization for students, operating in thousands of chapters in schools across the country. Founded in 1965 to help address the ongoing skills gap, SkillsUSA seeks to empower students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. DCMO BOCES has chapters at both campuses, supported by advisors Jeanni Romanowski, Amanda Larsen, Nanette LaTourette and Jamie Milk. Jennifer Lawrence, Director of Career and Technical Education at DCMO BOCES, serves as the Administrator Trustee of Area II. Nanette LaTourette, Human and Retail Services Teacher at Harrold Campus, also serves as an Advisor Trustee of Area II.
Congratulations to student scholar Kylie Liddle and mentor Michele Wyckoff from Gilboa-Conesville Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Congratulations to student scholar Luciane Smith and mentor Erin Haight from Delaware Academy Central School at Delhi. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Mrs. Whyte, Ms. Callaghan, and Mr. Wilson's Earth & Space Sciences classes took a delicious detour Down Under last month, with a deep dive into Australia’s incredible geology, from the ancient rock formations of the Outback to the stunning coastal landscapes. While studying its fascinating rock layers and geological history, students fueled their curiosity with a taste of Aussie culture, including Vegemite (Australia’s favorite condiment), Kangaroo Jerky and TimTams (chocolate cookies). It’s amazing how the land shapes the food, and the food tells the story of the land! Our students discovered that geology isn’t just about rocks, it’s about understanding the world we live in, eat from, and explore every day. The students enjoyed the project, and look forward to exploring their next country!
Congratulations to student scholar Olivia Conklin and mentor Tina Brett from Edmeston Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Summer's coming, and that means opportunity! We have openings for Licensed Teaching Assistants, Teacher Aides, PE teachers, as well as OT and PT positions. Openings are for July 6 through August 14, 2026 and are available for both campuses. Visit www.dcmoboces.com/o/dcmo-boces/page/current-vacancies for more information.
Congratulations to student scholar Pierce Haney and mentor Jeanni Romanowski from DCMO BOCES Robert W. Harrold Campus. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Congratulations to student scholar Caitlin O’Sullivan and mentor Amy Parr from Cooperstown Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Students in the Security & Law Enforcement program at Harrold Campus toured the facilities of the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office in Delhi on Tuesday. Undersheriff Kim Smith led the students on a tour of the Public Safety Building, including the Administrative Branch, Civil Branch, Road Patrol Branch, and the Correctional Facility Branch. Afterwards, they stopped by Courthouse Square to thank Delaware County District Attorney Shawn Smith for donating the uniform sweatshirts they’re wearing. Students wear them on field trips, when hosting guest speakers, and for outdoor physical training during cooler weather. It was a full and informative day!
Congratulations to student scholar Matthew Mackay and mentor Ann French from DCMO BOCES Alan D. Pole Campus. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Congratulations to student scholar Ethan All and mentor Jordan Rhodes from Cherry Valley-Springfield Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Congratulations to student scholar Emilie Hopkins and mentor Victoria Smith from Afton Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
Students from the DCMO BOCES Alan D. Pole Campus recently visited Mohawk Valley Community College to explore college programs and career pathways.Cosmetology and Visual Communications students toured the School of the Arts, while CNA students visited the School of Health Sciences.The trip provided students with the opportunity to learn more about postsecondary programs, campus life, and careers connected to their areas of study.
Congratulations to student scholar Caleb Marino and mentor Luca Truex from Charlotte Valley Central School. For over 20 years, the Scholar Recognition Program has celebrated the achievements of top students and the mentors who inspire them. They will be honored in a ceremony at SUNY Oneonta on May 11. Congratulations to all the 2026 Scholars and Mentors!
