Alternate Interim Placement Program (AIP) is geared towards both classified and non-classified students in grades 6 through 12 who require an alternative placement from their sending school or district.

The goal of the Crossroads North program is to provide drug awareness education, ongoing assessment, and academics for classified and non-classified students in grades 6 through 12 who cannot attend school due to substance abuse issues.

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Best Academy - North provides a supportive environment with a comprehensive array of specialized services to meet the needs of classified students in grades 6 through 12.

The goal of Crossroads - South is to provide education that is age-appropriate for Middle and High School classified and non-classified students. The program assists the adolescent in successfully negotiating the necessary developmental milestones to recovery.

The traditional boundaries of education are disappearing with the New Jersey Virtual School

Choices is an MOESC Regional Alternative School that serves non-classified students in grades 6 through 12 who are unable to successfully complete their education in the "traditional" school setting.

The Enhancement Technology Program was designed to provide a full academic experience in a non-traditional setting. Learning occurs in a hands-on format consisting of technology based instructional units called VLA’s (Virtual Learning Activities).

Child Study Shared Services provides a variety of services to nonpublic school students in accordance with New Jersey’s Chapter 193.

An effective school communications plan promotes confidence in the school district by building stronger links among schools, parents, staff, and community.

In a cooperative effort with local districts to increase cost efficiency, the MOESC has implemented various cooperative purchasing/bidding projects.

The Department of Special Services provides a wide array of services for the schools and students of Monmouth and Ocean Counties in New Jersey.

Coordinated transportation saves member districts valuable administrative time while reducing transportation expenses. MOESC began a pilot coordinated transportation program for special education students in 1982, serving the needs of 14 districts and 200 students.

The IDEIA-B Services provides services to thirty–eight public school districts by coordinating the distribution of IDEIA–B non-public funding.

The MOESC Special Services Department works cooperatively with local school districts to assist in meeting their needs.

The MAECOM Adult Education Center is an individualized study center where you can work toward your high school diploma, prepare for your GED test, learn English as a second language, and more.

The traditional boundaries of education are disappearing with the New Jersey Virtual School

MAECOM, the adult education division of the Monmouth-Ocean Educational Services Commission,provides local adults with individualized academic and continuing education programs.

The Provista Institute of Technology is a Microsoft IT Academy that provides classes for those preparing to take Microsoft certification tests.

O.T.I.S. is a low cost online method to satisfy annual New Jersey mandatory in-service requirements.

The Regional Professional Development Academy is entering into its tenth year and has grown from the original fourteen member collaborative focused on providing quality seminars promoting Professional Development.