Ulster BOCES provides educational leadership and support, along with more than 200 innovative and cost-effective programs and services, to help the eight public school districts in Ulster County meet their academic, administrative, and operational goals. Our programs benefit students, educators, employers, and taxpayers throughout Ulster County.
of our Grade 12 Career & Technical students graduated with a high school diploma or equivalent in the 2016-2017 year.
articulation agreements with post secondary institutions were in effect as of October 2017, allowing students to earn college credits while still in high school.
adult students participated in workforce development and/or career training programs in the 2016-2017 year.
Ulster County students with special needs were served by our Special Education programs in the 2016-2017 school year.
adult learners worked to improve their chances of success by pursuing their High School Equivalency Diploma through adult education programs during the 2016-2017 year.
educators took part in the more than 294 professional development workshops that were presented by Instructional Services experts in the 2016-2017 school year.
environmental hygiene investigations were completed by our Risk Management experts for county school districts during the 2016-2017 school year.
of estimated savings were realized by Ulster County school districts through their participation in the Cooperative Purchasing service in 2016-2017 school year.
Ulster BOCES means different things to different people. For James Schrowang, attending the Auto Collision Technology program meant having a teacher who mentored him and provided him with the technical skills he needed to be successful in the industry
For the last several weeks, Ulster BOCES Hudson Valley Pathway Academy students worked on a Global Competency project that focused on water.
The Ulster BOCES Adult Career Education Center helped place Cheyenne Angevine on the path to become a journeyman electrician in a traditionally male dominated field.
Ulster BOCES Director of Adult Education Mary Jalloh and Parent Peer Trainer Carolyn Detweiler joined Ulster County Executive Michael Hein as he proclaimed November 12-18 to be Apprenticeship Week in Ulster County.
Ellenville and Rondout Valley Central School District students met with college and other post-secondary education representatives on November 7 at Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center during the annual College Day event.
The Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center’s Welding & Metal Fabrication program was a place where Jesse Revoir could begin a career that offered job security and the ability to earn a good salary.
Ulster BOCES Grad Becomes Essential Part of Hospital Surgical Team
Inspired by her mother, a registered nurse, Paige Zorij is now part of a cardiothoracic team that performs two to three open-heart surgeries a day.
Aviation Grad Lands Dream Job as Airline Captain
Aviation grad Katja Jourdan lands her dream job as a captain for Trans States Airlines.
CTE Graduate Finds her Niche in Healthcare
Chelsea Tucker pursues her career dreams in healthcare while serving her country.
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Ulster BOCES Grad Finds Career Success
Thomas Lamendola turned his aptitude for mechanics into a profitable livelihood.
Former Student Turns Passion into Career
Emily Laubach's time at Ulster BOCES put her on the fast track to becoming a young entrepreneur.
Couple Finds Path to Success in Auto Industry
Molly Sue Morningstar and Kyle Tokle have rewarding positions in the automotive industry.
If the 2/12 DASA training in Ellenville is canceled due to inclement weather, the class will instead be offered on this date.