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O/N CAREER AND TECH CENTER TO OFFER NEW FASHION PROGRAM
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Students interested in the world of fashion may want to check out a new program being offered at the Niagara Career and Technical Education Center. Dr. Donna Bryant will be teaching Fashion Design and Merchandising at the Orleans/Niagara BOCES center and says the course will be divided into four key components: Computer Application, Design Illustration and Color, Apparel construction and methods,... more info


O/N BOCES PARTICIPATES IN DAY OF CARING
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Seventeen employees at Orleans/Niagara BOCES took part in the United Way Day of Caring on August 18th. The group volunteered at Odd Fellows in Lockport where they spent the day weeding, mulching and cleaning up gardens.


BOCES CLASSES ASK “HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?”
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Students in Theresa Clause’s and Michele Fiannaca’s Orleans/Niagara BOCES classes have a delicious and nutritious project they have been working on. The class located at the Orleans Learning Center in Medina has been planting a vegetable garden over the last several months. Students started growing seeds and then transplanted them into a garden they prepared at the building. “We were very... more info