Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES

Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES, chartered in 1948, was one of the first three Boards of Cooperative Education Services in New York State. We offer a wide range of shared services to the individual school districts we serve, including: career and technical education, special education for students with disabilities, itinerant services, general instruction and instructional support. Our Career and Technical Education (CTE) curricula offers high school students eight programs in technology, construction, and human services. Alternative educational programs support students with significant special needs in attaining a high school or equivalency diploma. The New Visions program offers students the ability to explore fields in medicine, government, law, and technology. FEH BOCES also offers adult and continuing education programs to the public. We serve the students of ten component school districts: Brushton-Moira, Chateaugay, Lake Placid, Long Lake, Malone, Raquette Lake, St. Regis Falls, Salmon River, Saranac Lake, and Tupper Lake—a service area of almost 2500 square miles! Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES serves our students and their school districts at our two main buildings, the North Franklin Educational Center in Malone, and the Adirondack Educational Center in Saranac Lake. We also offer two programs at Salmon River Central School.

Website

http://www.fehb.org

External link for Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES

Industry

Education Administration Programs

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Malone, New York

Type

Educational

Founded

1948

Specialties

Career and Technical Education, Alternative Education, Adult Education, Special Education, Regional Summer School, Library Media Services, Instructional Support Services, PTECH, Shared Business Office, Planning Services, Labor Relations, Recruiting Service, Computer Services, Printing, Recruiting/Hiring Central, Staff Development - Bus Driver, Cooperative Purchasing, Substitute Coordination, Public Relations, and Emergency Communications