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Erie 1 BOCES Workforce Development Center North

Located inCheektowaga, NY 14225
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Who is this school for?

Private
language-based learning disabilities
twice-exceptional

What opportunities are there beyond the classroom?

family partnerships

Other Important Info

individualized attention
holistic approach

Erie 1 BOCES is dedicated to enhancing the educational landscape for students with diverse needs, serving over 4,000 learners annually across more than 300 school districts. The organization focuses on providing tailored support for a variety of diagnoses, including language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students. Through its innovative programs and therapeutic methodologies, Erie 1 BOCES emphasizes a holistic approach to education that nurtures both academic and personal growth. Key features of the school include a low student-teacher ratio that fosters individualized attention, strong partnerships with families to ensure collaborative support, and specialized facilities designed to meet unique learning requirements. Additionally, Erie 1 BOCES enriches the community through engaging events that celebrate student achievements and creativity, setting it apart as a leader in inclusive education.

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