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BOCES ( something similar) is a school continuing education in a field where you get a certificate from.
According to that journal I found and shared it says its about 45 percent. and a 90 percent graduation rate. I do hope your son Donna finds success in the program that drives him to be the best self
Student and Graduate PlacementCareer and Technical Education (CTE): Regional BOCES offices help students transition from trade programs (like culinary arts, automotive repair, or nursing) into local internships and paid employment. [1] (https://www.rocklandboces.org/programs-for-stud... Offices: Specific districts, such as Western Suffolk BOCES, maintain active job placement offices to connect current program participants and alumni with regional employers. [1] (https://www.wsboces.org/employment-services/job... Jobs at BOCESApplication Portals: Most BOCES regions process employment applications online using platforms like RecruitFront or OLAS (Online Application System for Educators). [1] (https://www.tstboces.org/page/employment), [2] (https://www.esboces.org/programs-services/hr/ca...), [3] (https://www.boces.com/jobs)Openings: Available roles commonly include special education teachers, teaching assistants, nurses, adult education instructors, and administrative personnel. You can view general listings through the BOCES Careers Porta
That's a great question — vocational and continuing education programs like BOCES can be really valuable for young adults with autism!
One MyAutismTeam member shared an inspiring story about their son getting involved in a specialized skill area through structured programs. He was eventually being scouted by a major Show Full Answer
Thank you so much for the info and quick response BrianBrooks ! I appreciate it very much.
I want to know if anyone actually got a job from it?
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