Curriculum Development

Curriculum Development

Curriculum Review/Audits
The Curriculum Review/Audits service is intended to assist districts in the evaluation of their curriculum and/or programs. Curriculum Reviews/Audits consist of classroom visitations, interviews with teachers/administrators, teacher and administrator surveys, a review of available resources, and a comprehensive report of findings and recommendations. Each curriculum review/audit will be developed in conjunction with the district and individualized to meet their needs.

Curriculum Reviews/Audits are conducted by a Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES team consisting of the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Professional Development and instructional specialists.  

Curriculum Writing
This service is intended to assist districts in writing curriculum K-12 that aligns with NYS learning standards and core curricula. Best practice in curriculum design is utilized at Monroe 2–Orleans BOCES.  

Collaborative curriculum development is available, as is BOCES 2 development and writing of documents for districts. The goal of these writings is to develop flexible, responsive documents that ensure coverage of key content and skills while providing maximum opportunities to incorporate resources and teaching strategies that meet the needs of a diversity of learners.


For more information about Curriculum, please contact:

Stephanie Smyka
Coordinator
Ph: (585) 352-2443
Fax: (585) 349-8801
[email protected]

Special Education Instructional Service

The Special Education Instructional service is designed to improve understanding of the academic and behavioral needs of students with disabilities; along with improved instruction in the classroom resulting in an increase in student achievement. Students with disabilities have the right to high-quality instruction to reach the same standards as all students. Our goal is for students to leave school prepared to successfully transition to post-school learning, living, and working. All special education services provide access in order for students to make meaningful connections to their education and future. Our Special Education Specialist can support teachers and administrators of students with disabilities through a variety of services, including but not limited to: technical assistance, job-embedded support, and district or school systems work. The Special Education Specialist is able to support any work related to the State Performance Plan (SPP) Indicators in accordance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).


For more information about Special Education Instructional Service, please contact:


Dr. Marijo Pearson
(585) 352-2416
[email protected]
Ellen Rossetti
(585) 352-2489
[email protected]