Nassau BOCES Education Partner Awards program



We are now accepting nominations for this year's Nassau BOCES Education Partner Awards program!

Visitwww.nassauboces.org/nominate to enter a nomination.

As you know, Education Partners come from all walks of life and have included mentors, coaches, business leaders, volunteers, classroom teachers, college and district administrators, legislators, state officials and local television reporters. The award is open to anyone who has made a significant contribution to education in Nassau County, from pre-school to adult education. In addition to the general Education Partner award category, which is open to everyone, nominations can be made in any of the following categories: Nassau BOCES Employees, Organizations, School Board Members, Students and Teachers.

The deadline for nominations is Monday, October 24.

Winners will be honored March 29, 2017, at the Nassau BOCES Education Partner Awards Gala sponsored by the Nassau BOCES Educational Foundation.

Thank you,

Nassau BOCES 
Communications Office
awards@nasboces.org

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