Laugh! Just for the Health of it!

Sure, we all know what we need to do to live happy, healthy and productive lives. Or do we? Then why are we so stressed?? Smart organizations know that a healthy workforce is the key to reducing absenteeism and lowering healthcare costs. It is also the key to people operating at their best. Kay Frances believes that the best healthcare “plan” involves actually making a PLAN to do all that we can to take care of ourselves; physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. With a degree in Health and Physical Education, Kay has the expertise that people need to put wellness at the top of their “to-do” list. And don’t forget that Kay is never far from her roots as a professional standup comedian. People will laugh while they learn without straining their brains! Kay doesn’t preach from an ivory tower, but rather shares her experience as she has done everything you are NOT supposed to do! It was a long, winding, hilarious journey back to wellness and she happily shares what she learned along the way.

Motivational Humorist, Kay Frances, has shared her message to “lighten up, stress less and take care of ourselves” in 49 states and Canada for over 30 years. She holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration, a degree in Health and Education and a 4th degree black belt in karate. She was also a family caregiver for 7 years.

Academic Return on Investment
1 CTLE

Based on current best practices, we will talk about innovative strategies to facilitate program-driven budget planning discussions with instructional leaders. This discussion cover how to anchor resource allocations to academic return on investment. This session will highlight the importance of long-range planning for recruitment and retention of staff, building infrastructure, and programmatic needs.

Tim Hilker, MBA, SDBL, Assistant Superintendent for Business, Saratoga Springs City School District; Dr. Joseph Greco, Ph.D., SBA, SDA, Director of Budget and Program Integration, Saratoga Springs City School District

Treasurer Year End
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

An experienced school district auditor and a District Treasurer will present on preparing for year end closing entries.

Patrick J. Powers, CPA, PFS, Partner, D'Arcangelo & Co.; Nick Panuccio, School District Business Leader, Canastota CSD

Grants Management: Best Practices in Applying, Tracking, Reporting
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

Your BOCES or school district received a grant — awesome! Now, who manages the budget, the tracking of expenses and the reporting requirements? And, what are some tips to consider when you apply for a grant, to help ensure a smooth implementation? Come to this workshop to learn ways in which to handle this work, including how to coordinate efforts with your program staff.

Megan Allen, Program Manager, Grants & Development Service, Captial Region BOCES; Gisele Benigno, Coordinator of Business Adminsitration, CiTi BOCES; Dave Parsons, Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Services, Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga BOCES

Meet and Greet

A great opportunity to network with other District Clerks. During this session, clerks will be guided through several questions and topics in order to familiarize themselves with their responsibilities and to promote discussion with other clerks. Get ready for insight, information, and making friends too!

Mindy Potts & District Clerk Strand Committee, District Clerk, Ichabod Crane CSD

Trot Quietly - FMLA, HIPPA
1 CTLE 

A general history of FMLA and overview of Employer and Employee rights under HIPPA.

Douglas Gerhardt, Partner, Harris Beach, PLLC.

Legal Update
1.5 CTLE

Learn about recent legal developments that impact your work, including decisions of the courts and the Commissioner of Education, changes in statutes and regulations, and guidance from state and federal agencies.

Kathy Ahearn. Esq, Partner, Guercio & Guercio, LLP

Dealing with “Weird” Revenues and Aid Deductions
1.5 CTLE | 1.5 CPE

Do you ever have a revenue that you don’t get very often? These may include Incarcerated Youth, Homeless Aid, Chapter 4201 placements, Chapter 47, 66, 721 placements, E-Rate, over-payments of aid recouped. This session will answer your most common questions for these "weird" revenues and aid deductions. Which go in A and which go in F, how much is the local share (basic contribution), how are they claimed and what is the payment cycle, how to account for them?

Sarah Morrison, Senior State Aid Planning Specialist, Questar III BOCES; Michael Los, Senior State Aid Planning Specialist, Questar III BOCES

District Clerk 101
1.5 CTLE 

Are you a new District Clerk who is now thinking, "What did I get myself into?" Don't worry! Presenters from the District Clerk Committee will give a comprehensive overview of the District Clerk's role and responsibilities. Resources will also be provided to assist new clerks in performing their duties.

Jessica Neischel, District Clerk/ Administrative Assistant, Depew UFSD

District Clerk 201
1.5 CTLE

Do you have more than 3 years experience as a District Clerk? Do you need more practical details for your job? Look no further! This is an extension of District Clerk 101.

Deb Custodi, District Clerk and Administrative Assistant to Superintendent, Amherst CSD

Exacta, Trifecta or Across the Board - Excel
1.5 CTLE

An Excel class to help navigate spreadsheets geared for advanced users.

Christopher Sikora, Program Manager, Capital Region BOCES

ESSA Financial Transparency Requirement (Joint Session)
1 CPE | 1 CTLE

This presentation will cover the basics of the ESSA Financial Transparency Requirement, including NYSED guidance and data submission processes.

Brian Cechnicki, Director of Education Finance, NYS Education Department

ESSA Financial Transparency Requirement (Joint Session)
1 CPE | 1 CTLE

This presentation will cover the basics of the ESSA Financial Transparency Requirement, including NYS Education Department guidance and data submission processes.

Brian Cechnicki, Director of Education Finance, NYS Education Department

Terminations and Takeovers Within a BOCES: How to Ensure Compliance with Laws Specific to BOCES
1.5 CTLE

This segment will review key points with respect to important human resource decisions within a BOCES. Ms. Morris will speak extensively regarding hiring, discipline, and the impact of BOCES takeovers.

Erin Morris, Esq., Partner, Girvin & Ferlazzo, PC; Jenna Avery, Deputy Superintendent, ONC BOCES

FOIL/Opening Meetings Law
1.5 CTLE

Kristin O'Neill from the Committee on Open Government will take your questions on the Open Meetings Law and Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests. This session provides an opportunity for attendees to learn more about an agency’s responsibilities in relation to FOIL and Open Meetings laws. Bring your questions, concerns, and unusual situations to discuss and receive feedback from the committee.

Kristen O'Neil, Esq, Assistant Director, Department of State, Committee on Open Government

Straight & Narrow - OSC
1.5 CTLE

This session will explain what you should expect from an OSC audit. We will explain the audit process, what auditors are looking for, and some recommended internal controls.

Jay Phillips, Associate Examiner, NYS Comptroller's Office Local Training Unit

Essential Leadership Qualities of the District Leader (Joint Session)
1.5 CTLE

Join in this panel discussion abut how the SBO, as a district level administrator, balances fiduciary responsiblities with a supportive role to bulding level leaders. What are the essential skills required for success in a role that might seem as though it has dueling allegiances? How can the operational side of a district serve their school leaders, faculty, and staff?

Deborah Shea, Ed.D., Program Director, Educational Leadership Programs, The College of St. Rose; Christopher Abdoo Ed.D, Assistant Superintendent for Support Sevices, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake CSD

 A Treasurer's Guide to ESSA and Transparency Reporting
1.5 CTLE | 1 CPE

This panel will discuss what districts have learned from Transparency reporting, suggestions for aligning coding structure with building level reporting requirements, best practices for unallocated spending, and the importance of key communication between departments..

Adam Hotaling, Assistant Superintendent for Business; Rubie Harris, Assistant Superintendent for Business & Finance, Grand Island CSD; Lawrence Edson Jr., Assistant Superintendent for School Business Finance, East Greenbush CSD

Essential Leadership Qualities of the District Leader - Part II
1.5 CTLE

Join in this panel discussion about how the SBO, as a district level administrator, balances fiduciary responsiblities with a supportive role to building level leaders. What are the essential skills required for success in a role that might seem as though it has dueling allegiances? How can the operational side of a district serve their school leaders, faculty, and staff?

Debora Shea, Ed.D., Program Director, Educational Leadership Programs, The College of St. Rose; Chris Abdoo Ed.D, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake CSD

Legal Matters
1.5 CTLE

Hot button topics from the District Clerk blog as well as updated legal information for Clerks.

Kate Reid, Attorney, Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC

The Real Deal: Payroll/Hr Legal Update
1.5 CTLE

Join Katherine Gavett, Esq. for an HR legal update and discussion of impacts on payroll. Know your rights and obligations.

Katherine Gavett, Esq., Partner, Ferrara Fiorenza, PC

HR Pitfalls
1.5 CTLE

A panel of Human Resource Directors sharing their biggest challenges and best practices.

Hillary Brewer Ed.D, Director of Personnel Development, Saratoga Springs City School District; Mike Nickson, Director of Human Resources, Burnt Hills - Ballston Lake Central School; Rachel Rissetto, Human Resource Manager, Hudson City School District

Audits & Corrective Action Plans
1.5 CTLE | 1 CPE

The panel will review the processes and procedures for responding to audit findings, including how to put together a corrective action plan.

Michael Wolff, CIA, Internal Audit Specialist, Michael Wolff Advisory Services; Linda Wager, District Treasurer, East Greenbush CSD; Thomas Zuber, CPA, Partner, Raymond F. Wager, CPA, P.C, a division of Mengel Metzger Barr & Co. LLP

WinCap 101: WinCap Security and BOE Reports
1.5 CTLE

Come to learn about WinCap security. Learn about the features, the set ups, and the best practices to ensure compliance and safety. Also, come to see how CiTi BOCES generates their board agenda from WinCap, and how using this function can automate all the Board letters following the BOE meetings.

Gisele Benigno, Coordinator of Business Adminsitration, CiTi BOCES; Sheri Kershner, Manager of Business Services, OCM BOCES; John Miller, Director of Business, Southern Westchester BOCES

The ABC's of Education Law Section 3020-a 
1.5 CTLE

The Education Law Section 3020-a disciplinary process is the most detailed disciplinary protection in place for public employees, and school district clerks play an important role in ensuring that legal requirements are met. Learn about the fundamentals of 3020-a from a legal and practical perspective, and what you as a district clerk need to know about your role in the process.

Jeffrey Swiatek, Esq., Partner, Hodgson Russ, LLC

Out of the Starting Gate - NYS Retirement System Employer Education
1.5 CTLE

This session will discuss some of the differences between the tiers, optional vs. mandatory, employee reporting and death benefits.

Bill Buckley, Employees Retirement System Examiner, NYS Office of the State Comptroller; Andrea Goldenberger, Deputy Comptroller, Retirement Services, Office of the State Comptroller

Student Trips: Protecting students, safeguarding funds, and preventing liability
1 CTLE

This session will discuss the policies, procedures, and best practices to have in place to mitigate the risks and liabilities associated with student travel.

Jamie Phillips, Assistant Superintendent for Business & Support Services, Lancaster CSD; Leanne Reister, Director of Finance, Pittsford CSD; Josh Merewether, CRSM, Assistant Vice President | Certified School Risk Manager, The Evans Agency

State Aid District Information
1.5 CTLE | 1.5 CPE

Do you ever wonder what happens with the information that you reported on the ST-3 and Claim Forms? If so, this session is for you! We will review how to find your output reports, grant allocations and payment certifications, when to review them, what are the important areas to check, and how to revise the information, if needed.

Sarah Morrison, Senior State Aid Planning Specialist, Questar III BOCES; Michael Los, Senior State Aid Planning Specialist, Questar III BOCES

Successful Adult Education Programs
1.5 CTLE

Leaders from varied, successful adult education programs will come together on a panel to answer questions, as well as share their best practices and tips, regarding what is working in their BOCES region.

Laurie Bargstedt, CAE, SDL, CMPI, Administrative Coordinator of Adult Literacy and Corrections Education, HFM BOCES; Karen Reamer, Literacy Program and Data Management, Genesee Valley BOCES; Andrew Carnright, Director of Adult and Continuing Education, Orange Ulster BOCES; Elizabeth Hayter, Coordinator for Adult Education, Dutchess BOCES; Joseph Campbell, Adult Literacy, FEH BOCES

No One Likes a Broken Record (Record Retention)
1 CTLE

Maintaining district documents warrants detailed oversight and efficiency. Find out how to save these documents and manage them electronically so they are preserved correctly and easily accessible. A NYS Education Department employee will also share her expertise in archiving.

Lorraine Hill-Campbell, Regional Advisory Officer, New York State Archives

New York State Wage and Hour Laws
1.5 CTLE

An overview of employer responsibilities to pay wages to employees and how wage and hour laws impact employers.

Johanna Cabrera, Senior Labor Standards Investigator, NYS Department of Labor; Robert Young, Senior Labor Standards Investigator, NYS Department of Labor

Student Data Privacy
1 CTLE

Significant messaging was done during the winter/spring of 2019 surrounding the proposed part 121 (Ed Law 2D) regulations. While districts were gearing up for a July 1, 2019 implementation, NYSED made the decision to make minor modifications to the proposed regulations, thus putting adoption on hold for several months. This session will provide an overview of the current status of the proposed Part 121 regulations and will provide a comprehensive overview of what districts will need to consider as they implement the new requirements.

Dale Breault, Director, Northeastern Regional Information center; Michelle Jones, Esq., General Counsel, Capital Region BOCES

Treasurer Calendar
1 CTLE

This session will provide an overview of Treasurer’s responsibilities and reporting due dates to establish a calendar to use as guidance. It will include annual, quarterly, and monthly key filing dates.

Jay O'Connor, State Aid Planning Team Leader, Questar III BOCES; John Tamburello, State Aid Planning Specialist, Questar III BOCES

Game Time - BOCES 101
1 CTLE

It's time for Hollywood Squares! Come watch two contestants battle it out in a game of tic tac toe with questions related to BOCES Education Law. See if they can match thier answers with the Celebrity in the Squares!

Michael Sheperd, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services, Citi BOCES; Jenna Avery, Deputy Superintendent, ONC BOCES

Reduce Stress by Managing Conflict Before it Flares Up! (Joint Session)
1.5 CTLE

Conflicts in the workplace can flare up at anytime and understanding how we approach conflict can help create a less stressful environment. Using an interactive game, participants will be introduced to five conflict styles, identify their own approach, and explore the advantages and disadvantages of each style.

Jim Fitzgerald, Director of Services, Meditation Matters

NYSED Facilities Update (Joint Session)
1 CTLE

This session will provide an update from Facilities Planning, including project review procedures, fire safety system enhancements, maximum cost allowance, building aid guidance, Safe Act funding, and other recent developments.

Rosanne Groff, R.A., LEED BD+C, Coordinator, Office of Facilities Planning, NYS Education Department; Bruce Jesiolowski, Supervisor, School Business Management, NYS Education Department

NYSED Facilities Update (Joint Session)
1 CTLE

This session will provide an update from Facilities Planning. Information related to project review procedures, fire safety system enhancements, maximum cost allowance, building aid guidance, Safe Act funding and other recent developments will be discussed.

Rosanne Groff, R.A., LEED BD+C, Coordinator, Office of Facilities Planning, NYS Education Department; Bruce Jesiolowski, Supervisor, School Business Management, NYS Education Department

Financial Reports for School Boards
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

Transparency is key! You provide lots of information to your board members monthly, but do your board members understand what is presented? Come see how a an experienced SBO has educated her board on what they should be looking at and how to understand the information presented.

Lynn Chase, Director of Management Services, ONC BOCES

Daily Double - WinCap
1 CTLE

Enter the clubhouse turn with confidence by taking a lap around the world of WinCap Reports. Tips, tricks and usages of all payroll personnel reports.

Katherine Goodyear, Financial Services Manager, Ulster BOCES/Mid-Hudson RIC, Dena Howell, Research & Development WinCap

Navagating Your Capital Project
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

This presentation will be an overview of the many steps and issues involved with the planning, authorization, financing and implementation of school district capital projects (typically involving significant building and facilities improvements pursuant to a public vote). We will be focusing on the roles played by all of the members of the project team, the steps in the process, the various challenges that must be handled, and the potential pitfalls that must be avoided. We will also discuss the role of the District Clerk in the entire process, from start to finish. Questions and participation are encouraged!

Jeffrey Stone, Esq., Attorney, Hodgson Russ, LLP

Daily Double - NVision
1 CTLE

Take a lap around the world of NVision Reports. Tips, tricks and usages of all payroll personnel reports.

Jeremy Radigan, Application Support Specialist, Finance Manager; Ralph Scorza, Director of Application Support, Finance Manager

Capital Planning with a Permanent Tax Cap
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

The goal of the presentation will be to provide guidance to school business professionals on the importance of long-range capital project planning from the viewpoint of a financial advisor and school business official. Emphasis will be on the on strategies for properly sizing a capital project, State Aid rules and regulations, tax cap implications, and touching on the potential negative impacts of the proposal for a new tier of building aid.

Rick Ganci, Executive Vice President, Capital Market Advisors, LLC; Jamie Philips, Assistant Superintendent for Business & Support Services, Lancaster CSD

Maximizing Your Financial Software and Reporting (WinCap)
1 CTLE

Learn from the experts on WinCap at Mid-Hudson RIC on better ways to export reports to satisfy audit requests, how to produce custom reports, review any updates to the software that pertain to reporting, and there will be a Q&A on access to data.

Katherine Goodyear, Financial Services Manager, Ulster BOCES/Mid-Hudson RIC, Dena Howell, Research & Development WinCap

Maximizing Your Financial Software and Reporting (NVision)
1 CTLE

Learn better ways to export reports to satisfy audit requests, how to produce custom reports, review any updates to the software that pertain to reporting. There will also be a Q&A on access to data.

Jeremy Radigan, Application Support Specialist, Finance Manager; Ralph Scorza, Director of Application Support, Finance Manager

Cracker Barrel Happy Hour

Join your BOCES friends and collegues for open conversation in a relaxed environment. Come to ask questions, share ideas, and build your BOCES network!

Jenna Avery, Deputy Superintendent, ONC BOCES; Michael Sheperd, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services, Citi BOCES

Impartial Hearing Reporting System: A Really Helpful How-To
1 CTLE

When you enter case data into the Impartial Hearing Reporting System are you confused or do not know which option to choose? Need to change your data but don't know how? NYS Education Department staff is here to provide a comprehensive overview and answer your questions.

Tina Liberman-Cohen, Associate - Due Process Unit NYS Education Department, Office of Special Education; Sharon Veltman, Associate-Due Process Unit, NYS Education Department

Payroll Strand Committee Meet & Greet

Join the Payroll/Personnel Strand Committee for a meet & greet!

Payroll /Personnel Strand Committee Members

Canfield Casino Music and Games

Join us for an exciting evening of games and music at the enchanting and historic Canfield Casino! The Canfield Casino is one of Saratoga Springs’ most treasured landmarks, built as a gambling casino by John Morrissey in 1870. Although gambling was ended at the Canfield by reformers in 1907, attendees will have the opportunity to step back in time during the evening, enjoying various games of chance. Dj MIke Reilly will be there for those who prefer dancing! The evening will also include a wide variety of food, enjoyed buffet style. Space is limited. Transportation will be provided.

Sponsored by Mutual Inc., New York Liquid Asset Fund (NYLAF), New York School Insurance Reciprocal (NYSIR), US OMNI, and Utica National Insurance Group

Cyber Security
1 CTLE

Cyberattacks are on the rise and payments fraud is more common than ever before—and it’s everyone’s job to know what to watch for. Learn more about what criminals are doing and find ways you can help protect your school district.

Steve Bartolini, Cybersecurity Operations Strategy and Organizational Design Lead, JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Extra-Classroom Activity Funds Update
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

This session will provide an update of issues with extra-classroom activity funds. Topics to be included: recent comptroller and external audit findings, best practices and forms, integrating technology into these practices, issues with crowdsourcing (i.e. Go Fund Me, etc). This program will also provide for open discussion and Q&A.

Michael Wolff, CIA, Internal Audit Specialist, Michael Wolff Advisory Services

Controlling the Cost of Health Insurance
1 CTLE

Health insurance premiums have been a significant driver of increased costs in BOCES budgets. How can we keep our benefits strong, while minimizing the ever-increasing impact on our budgets? Come to hear some ideas from insurance consultants about ways in which consortiums around the state are working on this issue.

Patrick Cowburn, Executive Vice President, KBM Management; Steve McCarthy, Vice President of Benefits and Risk Management, ENV Insurance Agency/KBM Management

It Takes Three (BOE/Supt/Clerk)
1 CTLE

The cooperation of the Superintendent and the Board of Education is an important factor for the smooth operation of a district. Join a superintendent and board member to learn some suggested best practices and gain insight about the District Clerk's role from the perspective of those you work for. Please come with questions you’d like to ask and feel free to share difficult situations you’ve experienced.

Dr. Laura Pless, Former Superintendent, Amherst CSD; Edward Brooks, Board of Education Member, Ichabod Crane CSD

Win, Show, Place - Civil Service
1 CTLE

Frank Belville will spend this one hour session answering attendee question on all matters related to civil service.

Frank Belleville, Principal Municipal Personnel Consultant, NYS Civil Service

Uniform Grants Guidance
1.5 CTLE | 1.5 CPE

Most New York State school districts utilize the federal IDEA Grant to fund their Special Education staff and student program services. The IDEA Grant, as well as all federal grant awards, are regulated by the federal Uniform Grant Guidance (UGG). Recent amendments to the UGG mandate that subrecipients of federal grants, including school districts, have several specific written policies and procedures for compliance. This session will be devoted to presenting the amended UGG compliance requirements, the implications for the IDEA Grant, and NYSED monitoring of the IDEA Grant.

Richard Cunningham, Assistant Superintendent for Business, Plainview-Old Bethpage CSD
Victor Churchill, Shareholder, Sickler, Torchia et al CPA's 

Records Retention
1 CTLE | 1 CPE

We know that there are individuals who love to keep records and other who can’t wait to get rid of it! This workshop will focus on how long you need to keep your records and how to begin to work in a paperless environment.

Lorraine Hill-Campbell, Regional Advisory Officer, NYS Archives

Marketing/Public Relations Plans
1.5 CTLE

Every BOCES mission is to lead and serve, but how are we sure that our stakeholders▬school leaders, community members, parents, etc,▬know what we have to offer? Come to share your best practices and discuss ways in which BOCES can promote their offerings.

Rebekah Grimm, Manager of Communications and Print Services, St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES

Yeas and Nays of Parliamentary Procedure
1 CTLE

Parliamentary procedure can be confusing but can help your Board meetings run smoothly. Michele Jones will help clerks learn about this widely-used process.

Michele Jones, General Council, Capital Region BOCES

Winner's Circle - Payroll Q&A

This session is an opportunity to discuss and ask questions of your colleagues. Join the Payroll/Personnel Strand Committee for an open discussion of questions and best practices that have come about as a result of earlier sessions or topics of interest.

Payroll /Personnel Strand Committee Members

New Wave of Purchasing
1 CTLE

Discover how local government decision makers can benefit from the use of national cooperative contracts, cooperative bidding and piggybacking from other local government contracts. Some best practices will be presented.

Karen Storm, Purchasing Agent, Albany County Division of Purchasing

Treasurer Round Table Q&A

This session is an opportunity to discuss and ask questions of your colleagues. The committee members will facilitate the meeting, however it is meant to be an open discussion of questions and best practices that have come about as a result of earlier sessions or topics of interest.

District Treasurer Strand Committee

CBO Challenges and Best Practices
1 CTLE

Central Business Offices (CBOs) are expanding in participation and service offerings. Come hear how successful CBO leaders handle the challenges of running a CBO at their BOCES.

Keith Menges, Executive Director of Finance and Operations, Sullivan County BOCES; Tracy Smith-Dengler, CBO Manager, Erie 2CC BOCES; Kathy Blackman, Central Business Office Controller, BT BOCES

Freshly brewed coffees and selection of fine teas; fluffy cage free scrambled eggs with fresh herbs; bacon; roasted breakfast potatoes; orange and cranberry juices; seasonal fresh fruit and berries, whole bananas; Greek and fruit yogurts; House baked Bridor pastries, croissants and mini scones- whipped butter and fruit preserves; Kashi and Kellogg cereals; whole and skim milk.

Tossed Garden Salad- romaine- tomato- cucumberred wine vinaigrette; creamy coleslaw; BBQ Beef Brisket - dry rubbed with spice mix and Vermont maple BBQ sauce; Herb Marinated Bone In Chicken- guava BBQ; Roasted red potatoes; Macaroni and cheese; iced tea and lemonade; apple crisp.

Freshly brewed coffees and selection of fine teas; fluffy cage free scrambled eggs with fresh herbs; corned beef hash; smoked paprika skillet potatoes; orange and cranberry juices; seasonal fresh fruit and berries, whole bananas; Greek and fruit yogurts; House baked Bridor pastries, croissants and mini scones- whipped butter and fruit preserves; Kashi and Kellogg cereals; whole and skim milk.

Charbroiled flank steak with roasted mushrooms, herbs, red wine reduction; Marinated grilled chicken with rosemary jus; Red bliss potato salad - mustard aioli dressing; spinach romaine blend salad with mandarin oranges, red onions, roasted shallot vinaigrette; Polenta, white bean, artichoke, tomato stew; caramel pecan pumpkin bread pudding with a maple bourbon glaze.

Join us for an exciting evening of games and music at the enchanting and historic Canfield Casino! The Canfield Casino is one of Saratoga Springs’ most treasured landmarks, built as a gambling casino by John Morrissey in 1870. Although gambling was ended at the Canfield by reformers in 1907, attendees will have the opportunity to step back in time during the evening, enjoying various games of chance. Dj MIke Reilly will be there for those who prefer dancing! The evening will also include a wide variety of food, enjoyed buffet style. Space is limited.

Freshly brewed coffees and selection of fine teas; fluffy cage free scrambled eggs with fresh herbs; bacon; home fries with onions & peppers; orange and cranberry juices; seasonal fresh fruit and berries, whole bananas; Greek and fruit yogurts; House baked Bridor pastries, croissants and mini scones- whipped butter and fruit preserves; Kashi and Kellogg cereals; whole and skim milk.