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Bird/Morgan students and staff walk around the building for Red Ribbon Week.

Bird/Morgan School, located in East Rochester, NY, serves students in Kindergarten through 8th grade.

Creekside students hugging at graduation.

Creekside School, located at the Foreman Center, is a specialized program designed for students ages 5-22 with varying disabilities. 

Building entrance to Eastern Monroe Career Center

Eastern Monroe Career Center (EMCC) is committed to offering programs that provide high school students the opportunity to develop the skills and attitudes they will need to succeed in their chosen career.

An eSTART student smiles at the speaker during the Career Guest Speaker Series.

eSTART is a 9th–12th grade program designed for students who benefit from academic rigor in a highly supportive environment to meet social-emotional needs.

HSE students walk in to graduation.

The NYS School Age High-School Equivalency program prepares students who will not graduate with their class because of credit deficiency, but are otherwise capable of completing graduation requirements, to achieve their high school equivalency diploma.

Students load wood they chopped onto a truck bed.

Multi-Occupational and FOCUS (MOF) programs introduce students with varying learning needs to career and technical education.

Two graduates on stage receiving awards.

OCA is a small, structured, special education (6:1:1) high school program of about 110 students in grades 9–12. 

Transition Principal Masiuk shakes the hand of a TOUR graduate.

These programs offer opportunities to support students as they transition from school-age programming to adulthood.