Making Success PossibleWho We Are
25
Component school districts supported through the four-county Wayne-Finger Lakes region.
1948
New York State legislature created BOCES to provide shared educational programs and services to school districts within the state.
5
Special Education Centers provide effective learning opportunities.
47
School districts in the Wayne-Finger Lakes and Genesee Valley region participate in Educational Technology services.
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Technical Education Centers provide technical instruction for junior and senior high school students from our region.
5
Special Education Centers provide effective learning opportunities.
47
School districts in the Wayne-Finger Lakes and Genesee Valley region participate in Educational Technology services.
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Over 1000 employees support our organization, component districts and area students.
EduTech
EduTech
Genesee Valley / Wayne - Finger Lakes Educational Technology Service (EduTech) provides administrative and instructional technology services to 47 school districts in eight counties.
Job Opportunities
Job Opportunities
Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES has employment opportunities
available throughout the region.
School Library System
School Library System
The W-FL School Library System is a catalyst for information access and use for all people, at all times, in all places, through resource sharing and support.
The Conference Center
The Conference Center
The Conference Center at Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES provides collaborative meeting space for regional use.
AccelerateU
AccelerateU
AccelerateU offers 200 online courses for students across New York State.
K-12 Instruction
K-12 Instruction
The K-12 Instruction department at Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES supports instructional opportunities for learners throughout our region.
Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES News
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WTCC Modular Home/Cottage
Wayne Technical and Career Center’s Carpentry Program is seeking a customer for a modular home/cottage to be built during the 2018-2019 School year.
All inquiries should be directed to instructor Peter Kelley at 315-589-2600.