During each quarter of the school year, the faculty at the Charles H. Bohlen, Jr. Technical Center recommend a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter”. These nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement or positive influence on the class. ... READ MORE >
During each quarter of the school year, the faculty at the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recommends a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter.” These nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement or positive influence on the class. In... READ MORE >
Jefferson-Lewis BOCES is inviting local students, parents, community members, business partners and more to visit our two technical centers as part of a Career Tech Virtual Open House that is now available online via www.boces.tv. This virtual, on-demand event will allow viewers to learn more about the various Career & Technical Education programs that are... READ MORE >
During each marking period, the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recognizes students for their academic achievement with certificates for merit and honor roll. To qualify for merit roll, a student needs to earn an average of 88 – 91 with three or fewer absences. To qualify for honor roll, a student needs to earn an average of 92 or above with three or fewer... READ MORE >
A BOCES graduate has been named by NNY Business Magazine as an emerging leader in the community. Melanie Saber, a 2005 graduate of Carthage Central School, has been named to the “20 Under 40” list. Saber is currently the director of the Behavioral Health and Wellness Center for Transitional Living Services of Northern New York, a position she has held since... READ MORE >
Two Career & Technical Education students from South Jefferson Central School are organizing a food donation drive to help out their District’s Backpack Program and spread some much needed holiday cheer. This is the second consecutive year that Anthony Naccari and Jonathan Russell helped organize the “Stuff the Truck” campaign, along with the South Jefferson... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Mrs. Jennifer Premo, Superintendent of Carthage Central School, for being named the 2020 Administrator in Support of Libraries Award winner. While we were not able to have our traditional Administrative Breakfast event this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mrs. Premo certainly deserves recognition. The School Library System applauds the... READ MORE >
During each quarter of the school year, the faculty at the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recommends a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter.” These nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement or positive influence on the class. In... READ MORE >
During each quarter of the school year, the faculty at the Charles H. Bohlen, Jr. Technical Center recommend a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter”. These nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement or positive influence on the class. ... READ MORE >
Students throughout the North Country had the opportunity to take part in a unique virtual learning experience during the second week of November as Jefferson-Lewis BOCES held its annual Connected Learning Week. This was the sixth year that Jefferson-Lewis BOCES held the week-long event. School districts from Jefferson, Lewis, and Herkimer Counties... READ MORE >
During each marking period, the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recognizes students for their academic achievement with certificates for merit and honor roll. To qualify for merit roll, a student needs to earn an average of 88 – 91 with three or fewer absences. To qualify for honor roll, a student needs to earn an average of 92 or above with three or fewer... READ MORE >
Pictured above: Alex Denehy ('19, South Jefferson)The first phase of the Jefferson-Lewis BOCES capital project led to an alumni reunion during the summer of 2020. This was not your average class reunion. There was little time to relax and reminisce. These alumni were ready to get to work. The focus over the summer was modernizing the electrical utilities of... READ MORE >
The Howard G. Sackett Technical Center in Glenfield, NY recently held its annual awards ceremony virtually for graduating seniors that make up the Class of 2020. Approximately 140 students were recognized for their accomplishments in the fields of: Auto Body; Automotive Technology; Building Projects; Carpentry; Cosmetology; Criminal Justice; Culinary Arts Baking... READ MORE >
The Charles H. Bohlen, Jr. Technical Center in Watertown, NY recently held its annual awards ceremony virtually for graduating seniors that make up the Class of 2020. Approximately 383 students were recognized for their accomplishments in the fields of: 3D Modeling & Design; Auto Body; Automotive Technology; Building Projects; Carpentry; Cosmetology; Criminal... READ MORE >
Nearly two dozen local high school seniors have demonstrated their proficiency in communicating through a second language and have earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy. The New York State Seal of Biliteracy (NYSSB) recognizes high school graduates who have attained and can demonstrate a high level of proficiency in listening, speaking, reading and... READ MORE >
Just because you are social distancing and home more doesn’t mean that you have to go without some tasty treats. A senior Culinary Arts student is using her baking talents to brighten the days of others during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kennedie Mushtare’s love of baking began at age 9, making sugar cookies with her grandmother. Her family loves... READ MORE >
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, community organizations throughout the North Country have come together using the tools they have to assist medical personnel who are working to save lives. Area school districts and Jefferson-Lewis BOCES are joining in those efforts. The Jefferson County ACES Gymnasium at the Watertown campus has become an assembly... READ MORE >
During each marking period, the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recognizes students for their academic achievement with certificates for merit and honor roll. To qualify for merit roll, a student needs to earn an average of 88 – 91 with three or fewer absences. To qualify for honor roll, a student needs to earn an average of 92 or above with three or fewer... READ MORE >
During each quarter of the school year, the faculty at the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recommends a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter”. These nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement or positive influence on the class. In... READ MORE >
During each quarter of the school year, the faculty at the Charles H. Bohlen, Jr. Technical Center recommends a student from their program for the honor of “Student of the Quarter.” These nominations are based on one or more of the following criteria: high academic achievement, great effort, great citizenship, vast improvement or positive influence on the class.... READ MORE >
During each marking period, the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recognizes students for their academic achievement with certificates for merit and honor roll. To qualify for merit roll, a student needs to earn an average of 88 – 91 with three or fewer absences. To qualify for honor roll, a student needs to earn an average of 92 or above with three or fewer... READ MORE >
Students and faculty of the Howard G. Sackett Technical Center recently had the opportunity to make a difference by donating blood to the American Red Cross. It was part of a biannual community service project organized by the New Vision Health program in Lewis County. The blood drive occurred on November 18, 2019. New Vision students spent the weeks leading... READ MORE >
When Andrew Hansen first entered high school, he didn’t see himself going to college. Now in his senior year, the Visual Communications student from Alexandria Central has been accepted to Cazenovia College with dreams of becoming a Graphic Designer. “I visited the campus recently and I liked it,” says Andrew, who also earned an $80,000, four year... READ MORE >
A BOCES student at the Bohlen Technical Center will be able to continue pursuing her dreams of a career in law enforcement following her graduation from high school. Hayley Wood-Ruttan, a senior from Watertown High School, recently learned that she has been accepted at Utica College. She is currently enrolled in the Criminal Justice program at... READ MORE >
Jefferson-Lewis BOCES will be hosting the North Country Schools Job Fair at our Administrative Building, on Monday, August 5, 2019 from 9:00 am- 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm-3:00 pm. Taking part in the job fair will be the Watertown City School District, Carthage Central School District, Indian River Central School District, the Children’s Home of Jefferson County,... READ MORE >
Eleven local high school seniors have demonstrated their proficiency in communicating in a second language and have earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy following a program that was held May 22, 2019 at Jefferson-Lewis BOCES. The New York State Seal of Biliteracy (NYSSB) recognizes high school graduates who have attained and can demonstrate a high... READ MORE >
Over a thousand students in the North Country took part in interactive educational opportunities without leaving the classroom as part of the annual Connected Learning Week that was held November 5-9. This was the fourth year that Jefferson-Lewis BOCES held the week-long event. Overall 14 school districts from Jefferson, Lewis, Hamilton and Herkimer... READ MORE >
Five local high school seniors have shown their proficiency in communicating in a second language and have earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy following a program held May, 16, 2018 at Jefferson-Lewis BOCES. The New York State Seal of Biliteracy (NYSSB) recognizes high school graduates who have attained and can demonstrate a high level of... READ MORE >
Voters within the Jefferson-Lewis-Hamilton-Herkimer-Oneida BOCES district on Wednesday approved a proposed capital project by a tally of 454-27. The district would like to thank all those who came out to vote and gave their support to the proposal. “We deeply appreciate the community’s strong support for our proposed capital project. This will make a world... READ MORE >
On March 7, 2018, Jefferson-Lewis BOCES will be holding a vote on a proposed capital project. Please click here for more information. READ MORE >