Special Education
Erie 1 BOCES Special Education provides programs designed for students with disabilities whose instructional needs cannot be appropriately served by their local school district. Special education classes, for students ages 5 through 21, are hosted within our component school districts.
Special programs exist to specifically meet the needs of students with autism, behavior disorders and students who have previously not been successful in a traditional public school setting. Transition services are an important part of the curriculum for all Special Education students. Students have an opportunity to participate in a variety of work-based learning opportunities including school-based training.
Related Service professionals are also available to support classroom teachers in meeting each student's instructional need as outlined in the Individual Education Program (IEP) and the New York State Common Core Learning Standards.
Erie 1 BOCES offers the following related services:
- Speech and Language Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Itinerant Hearing Services
- Itinerant Vision Services
- Social Work and Counseling
Notices
| Accessibility |
| If you are unable to access any of the Notices provided on this page, please see the information provided in Erie 1 BOCES’ Notice of Accessibility. |
| Code of Conduct |
| Erie 1 BOCES' Code of Conduct. |
| Dignity for All Students Act (DASA) |
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Erie 1 BOCES is committed to providing a safe, supportive environment free from harassment, bullying and discrimination for all students. The agency encourages the involvement of staff, students, parents and community members in the implementation and reinforcement of the Dignity for All Students Act (DASA). If you believe you, or someone else, has been the target of harassment, bullying, cyber-bullying and/or discrimination, please contact the Dignity Act Coordinator at your child’s center. All complaints will be treated in a confidential manner. Anonymous reports may limit the district's ability to respond to the complaint. A prompt and thorough investigation will be conducted for all incident reports. For more information, contact the Dignity Act Coordinator in your child’s center. eAcademy | (716) 558-5068
EDGE Academy | (716) 558-5050
Harkness Career & Technical Center | (716) 961-4070
Kenton Career & Technical Center | (716) 961-4010
Maryvale Academy | (716) 821-7026
Northtowns Academy | (716) 961-4040
Potter Career & Technical Center | (716) 821-7331
Special Education Satellite Locations | (716) 821-7017
Twilight Program | (716) 558-5068
Winchester Academy | (716) 558-5088
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| FERPA Regulations |
| Health and Safety Updates |
| Medicaid |
| Erie 1 BOCES closely adheres to Medicaid rules and regulations. Under the supervision of a Medicaid compliance officer, all of our Medicaid service providers have received annual Medicaid compliance training as well as periodic updates. "Under the Direction of" supervision is provided for our Certified Occupational Therapist Assistants by Occupational Therapists and our non-licensed speech-language teachers are supervised by a Speech-Language Pathologist who devotes a portion of each week to "Under the Direction of" Medicaid supervision. Erie 1 BOCES Medicaid Service Providers:
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| Nondiscrimination Policy |
| Erie 1 BOCES' Nondiscrimination Policy. |
| Parents' Bill of Rights |
| Parents' Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security. |
| STAR 360 Assessment |
| The Star 360 Assessment can be found here. |
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