UPDATE: Schools to remain closed through April 15

Governor Cuomo has announced schools will remain closed statewide until at least April 15 to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Staff information: accessing WinCap and your direct deposit

Childcare information

It may be a challenge to find child care due to COVID-19 related program closures, parents and caretakers are encouraged to take this OCFS survey to find support.

YMCA and schools partner for emergency school and 0-4 age child care

The YMCA of Greater Rochester is working with the Monroe County School Superintendents to provide emergency child care

STAFF INFORMATION: telemedicine visits now covered

Monroe One BOCES received an update from Excellus BCBS noting all telemedicine visits related to COVID-19 will now be covered in full.

School closure update

Governor Cuomo recently signed an executive order directing all schools to be closed for at least two weeks beginning Wednesday, March 18 through Wednesday, April 1.

Talking to your kids about COVID-19

Staying healthy during the COVID-19 outbreak is a top priority, which includes tending to the mental well-being of you and your children.

Where and when to find free meals for your students in their district

A number of Monroe County schools are offering free grab-and-go meals for children

During school closure, Spectrum to offer free Wi-Fi to students

During school closures due to COVID-19, Charter is offering free access to Spectrum Broadband and Wi-Fi for students.

Monroe One BOCES closed to students until further notice

COVID-19 Leveled Response Plan

Monroe One BOCES continues to monitor Coronavirus

Shelley's Closet Spring Fashion Show

Move over Manhattan! A new fashion capitol has emerged in New York – Creekside!

Celebrating Public Schools Week

Celebrating Public Schools Week gave Monroe One the opportunity to spotlight the amazing things that happen in the organization every day.

Monroe One recognized for support of Guard and Reserve members

ESGR, a Department of Defense program, presented an award to Monroe One BOCES for its support of employees in the U.S. Guard and Reserve.

NYS Graduation Requirements Review

Graduation requirements for students in New York State are being reviewed and revised. The Board of Regents and State Education Department have been leading the conversation on creating the most meaningful diploma for students.

Bird/Morgan students and staff do good, while feeling good

In connection with American Heart Month in February, Bird/Morgan students participated in the Kids Heart Challenge through the American Heart Association. The Kids Heart Challenge allows students to learn and develop skills for a heart-healthy life and participate in fun physical activities, all while raising money for the American Heart Association.

Rocking mindfulness

While students were enjoying their February break, staff members were participating in a number of Professional Development activities. For PSP Staff this included exercises in mindfulness, and they ROCKED it.

Steel drum bands perform for students and staff

The O’Connor Academy and Creekside School bands took to the stage of the Foreman Center cafeteria for a special steel band concert for students and staff.

Students celebrate career-driven Signing Day

The first-ever Signing Day for the Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program was held on Jan. 28 at Monroe Community College. Similar to signing days for college athletes, this event celebrated the future path a student has taken for their career. During the event, students signed an agreement with their matched employer to officially begin their paid Co-Op.