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2011-12

• New Literacy Zone opens in Gloversville

• Whooping Cough confirmed in area schools

• New York Regent Dawson to visit HFM BOCES

• English as a second language class scheduled

• Second Common Core Math 101 workshop added

• School finance expert: Research shows money matters in education

• Upstate senators urge equity for rural schools

• January 2012 offers adult GED^® prep classes

• Gloversville Board of Education announces superintendent finalists

• Career & Technical Center Director's and Merit Lists announced

• Getting from here to there: Instruction informed by information helps teachers fill the gaps in student learning

• Collaboration opens career pathway from high school to college

• Letter outlines progress from E+E Summit results

• Thanksgiving Recess

• Back to Inequality: New study confirms hard hit on poor schools

• Catalog of professional development opportunities released

• State legislators talk education issues as they tour Fort Plain schools

• LPN program pre-admission tests scheduled

• It's time to reclaim that hour of sleep you lost last spring

• Nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System to be held Nov. 9

• American Cancer Society thanks HFM BOCES

• HazCom training for subs set for December

• Parent/Teacher conference times set for Alternative High School

• Learners are evolving, but can the system keep up?

• Join the conversation: 'Education Speaks' blog launches

• Horseback riders grin; grow stronger with equine assisted therapy

• College Fair showcases opportunities for students

• E + E = Prosperity Summit brings school and business advocates together

• Gloversville schools launch search for new leader

• ABC visits HFM's ENCON program

• English as a second language class offered

• Borrowing from Peter to pay Paul

• Skilled workforce in high demand, yet jobs are going unfilled!

• Vendor fair offers look at local assessment options

• Tax cap guide attempts to clarify complex subject

• Commentary: Today’s children are not disposable

• Red Cross Blood Drive set for Oct. 14

• COMMENTARY: State funding system endangers rural school districts

• HFM BOCES flag frequently at half staff

• October orientation and screenings set for adults preparing for GED exam

• Canajoharie selects next school superintendent

• Career & Tech Open house set for Oct. 6

• Billions invested in New York's Tech Valley

• E + E = Prosperity - Summit announcement

• Employability profile tracks 21st Century skills growth

• Common Core Learning Standards shifting emphasis of instruction

• UAlbany invites area schools to NanoCareer Day

• HFM BOCES offers English as a second language class

• Mold can damage homes and health

• Montgomery County residents must register to get FEMA aid

• Recycling program helps fund scholarships

• Duffy praises Mohawk Valley council

• Regional Economic Development Council meets Friday

• Martin Luey recipient of 2011 Service Award

• Alternative High School invites you to Open House

• HFM BOCES community mourns loss of Josie Watts

• Orientation and screenings set for adults preparing to take GED exam

• Career & Tech welcomes students back to school

• Education commissioner's back-to-school message: "Work hard, get smart"

• School districts receive overdue tax checks

• HFM BOCES welcomes Aesop

• School boards association challenged by speakers

• Alternative High School welcomes students for 2011-12

• HFM BOCES ready to launch 2011-12 school year

• Regulating district liquidates funds to pay delinquent tax bills

• Just the facts: 5 myths dispelled about the new tax cap legislation

• School boards association explores life under ‘The Cap’

• January Regents Exams back on school calendars

• HFM district leaders analyze tax cap legislation

• Tax Cap Recap: How the tax cap changes the school budget landscape in NY

2010-11

• HFM BOCES closes out challenging and successful year

• LPN program honors 20 nursing graduates

• Facelift for HFM parking lots

• Career and Tech honors 2011 graduates

• Robert DeLilli named new Johnstown superintendent

• Relay for Life raises $151,000 locally to fight cancer

• New York’s Tax Cap Proposal: It’s really a zero percent cap for schools

• Career and Tech prepares to honor seniors

• Regional Summer School registration now open

• Relay for Life steps off 14th annual local event tomorrow

• June orientation and screenings set for adults preparing to take GED exam

• Johnstown Board of Education announces superintendent finalists

• Arts and music concert celebrates student’s talents

• School Library System honors collaborative efforts

• Red Cross Blood Drive set for June 1

• School budget results

• Regents elect Dr. John King Commissioner of Education

• Dirty Jobs’ Mike Rowe testifies before the US Senate

• Districts hold spending increase to less than 0.1 percent

• Career & Technical Center Director's and Merit Lists announced

• Lots of thanks for locks of love

• The Instructional Resource Center - Good for every classroom

• HSRM a shared resource for safe, secure schools

• Is it soup yet?

• HFM BOCES Annual Report Card released

• Districts approve 2011-12 BOCES budget

• Draft regulations released for new performance reviews

• Commentary: Help build a new barn

• Orientation and screening set in April for adults who want to take GED exam

• Research today for a cancer-free tomorrow

• Commentary: Creating the new Appalachia

• Commemorative plaques unveiled at Annual Meeting

• ‘Change requires strong leadership’

• Searches commence for new superintendents

• Welcome Ryan Collins

• School aid cuts not quite so deep after legislative budget restoration

• Career & Tech introduces new program for 2011-12

• Tentative state budget trims spending, restores $272M in school aid

• Editorial: Fix state formula so poorest school districts get more

• Superintendents Council: Almost all districts would get less state aid than in 2008-09 under Governor’s budget

• How can HFM BOCES schools and communities benefit from the growth of New York’s Tech Valley?

• HFM BOCES and local school districts tell governor not to spend another dime

• HFM BOCES schools seek more equitable distribution of school aid

• HFM BEA visits Tech Valley High School

• Ready, get set, get fit.

• HFM BOCES adjusts services to meet demands

• HFM BOCES community mourns death of Special Education teacher

• Office of Adult Literacy offers English as a Second Language class

• Career & Technical Center Director's and Merit Lists announced

• HFM BOCES welcomes Dr. Patrick Michel

• LPN program pre-admission tests scheduled

• Orientation and screening set in February for adults who want to take GED exam

• Welcoming reception set for new district superintendent

• Career & Technical Center Director's and Merit Lists announced

• HFM Board of Education appoints new District Superintendent

• HFM BOCES community mourns death of physical therapist

• HFM Board of Education announces new District Superintendent

• Career & Tech Center now on Facebook

• Mayfield CSD hosts Internet safety program for parents

• Alternative High School Honor Roll announced

• HFM BOCES closed Nov. 24-26 for Thanksgiving recess

• Exploring future options the goal at HFM College Fair

• District Superintendent candidates' list narrowed to two names

• Sharing the load helps win the race

• Creative carving for a good cause

• Technology and collaboration fuel library initiatives

• CTC Open House a showcase for students

• FMCC College Fair showcases opportunities for college bound students

• After one year, BEA making great strides

• Red Cross Blood Drive set for October 15

• Just another stimulating, career-building, tech-savvy day at HFM BOCES

• HFM BOCES to host bullying seminar on Nov. 12

• HFM BOCES welcomes students back to class

• Committees unite in focus on wellness initiatives

• District Superintendent search update

• Look to the future with great expectations

• State will retain Regents exams in January 2011; other state testing to be eliminated because of budget cuts

• HFM BOCES Board of Education launches search for new district superintendent

• HFM can begin search for new district superintendent

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