Department for Exceptional Children

The Project SEARCH Class of 2021 interns were recognized for their achievements at a graduation ceremony on June 23. The four young adults were welcomed by guest speaker Kaitlyn Jackson, the director of employment programs at URMC, where they all have worked this year.

The 16 graduating seniors in the Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Center-Based Program have long been each other’s strongest supporters, said Special Education Supervisor Ken Sharp as he welcomed students, families and friends to the 2021 commencement ceremony.

The Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES Moving On Ceremony was held on June 17, 2021. Attended by program graduates and proud family and friends, the event recognized these students’ many achievements during their time in school.

A big tent, a beautiful, warm Spring night, lots of friends and your favorite music - it's all you need to have a great time. And our kids did - at the 2021 SEPTO Dinner Dance.

The BOCES 2 Assistive Technology department hosted a special two-day professional development training for our speech-language specialists. Presenting via video conference was John Halloran, a well-known speech-language pathologist and trainer with The Center for AAC & Autism.

Every Thursday at 2 p.m. something extraordinary happens at Terry Taylor ES: the Chess Club meets. Eager students from the BOCES 2 8:1:2 and 6:1:2 classes, about 15-18 first- through fifth-graders, gather in a room set with a dozen chess boards and begin to play.