Advancing Accomplished Teaching
Through National Board Certification, teachers demonstrate that their teaching meets the
profession’s highest standards for accomplished practice through a rigorous, peer-reviewed, and
performance-based process, similar to professional certification in fields such as medicine. In
achieving National Board Certification, teachers prove their ability to advance student learning and
achievement. More than a decade of research confirms that National Board Certified Teachers
(NBCTs) positively impact student learning.
Statistics for New York
Candidates and NBCTs in 2024
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Total Candidates in 2023-24
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New NBCTs
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NBCTs who Maintained
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NBCTs Ever Certified*
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NBCTs with Active Certifications**
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Total
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17,194
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4,355
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4,884
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141,464
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63,236
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NY
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239
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47
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72
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2,378
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963
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Rank
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15
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17
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12
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16
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NBCTs* in New York
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NBCTs of Color
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NBCT in STEM Certification Areas
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NY
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225
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814
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Top School Districts
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By new NBCTs
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By 2023-24 candidates
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New York City Department of Education (6)
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New York City Department of Education (46)
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Newburgh Enlarged City (6)
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Schenectady City (13)
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Schenectady City (4)
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Levittown Public Schools (12)
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Cornwall Central (3)
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Newburgh Enlarged City (12)
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West Genesee Central (11)
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Yonkers Public Schools (11)
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Source: Based on NBCT self-reported data as of January 28, 2025.
*Ever certified is inclusive of all who have achieved National Board Certification, including certifications that have lapsed and those that are
still active.
**Active Certifications are NBCTs who have a certification that is not lapsed.
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