Department of Special Education

Nassau County’s leader in special education services

The Nassau BOCES Department of Special Education is the premier provider of special education services in the region, delivering individualized instruction to over 1,800 students at 10 Nassau BOCES special education schools throughout the county.

Diversified special education programs to prepare students with moderate or severe learning, emotional, behavioral, physical, vision, hearing, developmental, and all other disability categories for college and career readiness, adult services and supported employment are offered in a caring, supportive, student centered environment that empowers every student to reach their maximum potential.

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Long Island High School for the Arts names new Assistant Principal

Artist educator, Erica Giglio Pac, brings nearly 20 years of educational experience to the role as well as a considerable background in the theater industry.

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Rosemary Kennedy School appoints new Assistant Principal

Nicholas Lenoci, II a leader in the field of physical education, brings extensive experience experience to the administration at RKS.

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Children’s Readiness Center welcomes new administrator

Jill Guzzardo, who began her special education career as a Nassau BOCES teacher aide, has been appointed to the CRC administration.

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Special Education appoints new principal

Margot Owen takes the helm as Principal of Willet Avenue School.

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Carman Road School appoints new administrator

Alyssa Testagrose brings broad experience in special education to the administration.

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Rosemary Kennedy School appoints new administrator

Brianna Frasca brings a wealth of experience to the RKS administrative team.

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New administrator joins Nassau BOCES Children’s Readiness Center

Alexandra Fishman, a leader in the field of special education, brings a wealth of experience to the team.

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