The Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Office for Instructional Programs delivers programs and services to meet a variety of needs of individuals’ birth through adulthood. A wide range of educational opportunities is offered to expand and enrich learning for all. Programs encompassed within the Office for Instructional Programs include:

Career and Technical Education (CTE)

Offers high school students an opportunity to explore any of the number of different career and technical fields. Relying heavily on school-based and work-based applied learning, students learn the skills they need for immediate employment or prepare for a career that requires further education.

Center for Workforce Development (CWD) 

CWD provides adult education and career training programs. CWD offers high-technology career training that is affordable, convenient, short-term and targeted to the adult learner. Also offered through CWD is a high school equivalency course designed for individuals 18 or older who want to earn a General Educational Development (GED) diploma.

Department for Exceptional Children

Provides programs to meet the needs of students with a variety of abilities, which cannot be completely addressed by their local school districts. The Department for Exceptional Children encompasses four divisions:

• English as a Second Language
• Gifted & Talented Education
• Special Education
• Statewide School Health Services

Regional Summer School

This provides instructional support to students in participating districts by extending their study to the summer months.

Westside Jr. /Sr. Academy