Statewide Impact
Annual BOCES Data Report
BOCES are continuously looking to the future to develop and evolve programs that align with the needs of their students, school districts and communities. The data below showcases the successes of BOCES students, school districts and programs in 2023.
A Trusted Leader in Education
743
Cooperative bids organized by BOCES this past year.
50,697
Students enrolled in instructional programs at BOCES throughout the state.
43,131
Students who developed college- and career-ready skills through CTE programs taught by BOCES.
4,655
High school students who advanced their learning through New Tech High School, Early College High School, dual enrollment, and P-TECH programs closely linked with business and higher education.
Education for All Ages & Abilities
BOCES’ mission is to educate every individual, regardless of their interest, age or ability. We collaborate with our districts to develop programs designed to enhance student achievement.
- 14,202 CTE students graduated with a high school diploma or equivalent during the 2022-23 school year.
- More than 27,043 college credits were earned by students enrolled in specialized high school programs.
- On average, 44% of CTE graduates went on to college after graduation.
- 7,815 adult students improved their language comprehension, speaking and literacy skills through English as a Second Language (ESL) programs instructed by BOCES.
- 16,048 students’ needs were supported in special education classrooms operated by a BOCES.
- 6,202 adult students broadened their employment options by taking High School Equivalency (HSE) courses taught by a BOCES teacher.
- On average, 42% of CTE graduates entered the workforce directly after graduation.
Cost Effective Collaboration
1,845
colleges and universities have joined articulation agreements with BOCES CTE programs.
88%
of districts received support from the Regional Information Centers using student management systems effectively.
175
districts share central business office staff or functions through BOCES.
353
school districts currently participate in a BOCES coordinated health benefits consortium.
153,348
attendees at BOCES professional development workshops last year.
Engine for Economic Growth
14,205
adult students improved their job prospects by enrolling BOCES workforce development courses.
1,281
students worked with industry professionals in honors-level career courses through BOCES New Visions programs.
4,596
businesses are on BOCES CTE advisory councils and/or consultant/trade committees.
78%
of BOCES reported participating in piggyback contracts.