EMCC

Eastern Monroe Career Center (BOCES 1)

Are you interested in a career in Auto Services, Collision Repair Technology, Construction Trades, Trade Electricity, Visual Communication & Photography, Culinary Arts, Cosmetology, Early Childhood Education, Criminal Justice, Automated Manufacturing & Machining, Welding and Fabrication, CISCO Networking Academy, PC Repair & Networking Cabling, Professional Health Careers, Emergency Services, Biomedical Laboratory Technology, or New Vision Medical Careers? For more information on EMCC Programs, please visit the Eastern Monroe Career Center website.

Students Enrolled in EMCC Programs:

You will find information regarding transportation and special events at Fairport High School impacting the BOCES Program. You are responsible for missing days at BOCES and have been made aware that your attendance is a vital part of your success. If you plan on attending any of the following events, you must click on the “click here” button to register. You will be given directions at the link for where you will report. If an event takes place in the afternoon and you are a morning (senior) BOCES student, you are not eligible to stay. If you are an afternoon (junior) student and an event is on the morning, you are not eligible to stay in the afternoon.

Mr. Ryan Kuhn oversees BOCES students. Please stop in to the Red House for information or questions. Mr. Kuhn can be reached via phone at (585) 421-2303 or via email at ryan.kuhn@fairport.org.

Video Descriptions (below): Considering starting a career and earning college credit while in high school?  The Eastern Monroe Career Center (EMCC) offers 19 programs that provide high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to develop skills and gain valuable knowledge to succeed in their chosen career.    

Eastern Monroe Career Center 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.

(3:31 min - program introduction video)

(12:59 min - full program information video)