Advancing Accomplished Teaching
The research is clear: Teaching is the most important school-related factor that determines student success. More than a decade of research confirms that National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs) positively impact student learning. That’s why we’ve developed a wide range of advocacy resources to help bring accomplished teaching – and by extension, improved student learning – to scale using National Board Certification as a foundation for job-embedded, relevant and engaging professional learning.
With collaboration and commitment from school districts, states, unions and higher education institutions, a growing numbers of teachers, many of whom are organized in collaborative cohorts, are using the National Board certification process to examine and strengthen their teaching practice. This work is critical to the long-term success of our schools and to elevating the teaching profession.
Statistics for New York
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Teachers Achieving and Pursuing National Board Certification*
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New NBCTs in 2021-22**
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Maintained NBCTs in 2021-22**
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Total NBCTs
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Total Currently Pursuing Certification***
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NY
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73
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137
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2,298
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730
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Total
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2,814
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8,064
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133,444
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29,278
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Top School Districts
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By number certified in 2022**
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By current candidates***
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New York City Department of Education (14)
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New York City Department of Education (208)
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West Genesee Central (4)
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Yonkers Public Schools (32)
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Manhasset Union Free (3)
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Newburgh Enlarged City (22)
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Brentwood Union Free (2)
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Schenectady City (19)
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Corning-Painted Post Area (2)
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Manhasset Union Free (11)
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Newburgh Enlarged City (2)
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New Rochelle City (2)
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North Colonie Central (2)
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Valley Central (2)
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*Source: Data reflects teachers’ place of employment as self-reported in the National Board database as of January 23, 2023
**Total NBCTs certified in December 2022
***Candidate total reflects all National Board candidates in progress and all first-time applicants who have paid the registration fee in the current assessment cycle as of January 23, 2023
Document provided by: National Board for Professional Teaching Standards · 1525 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 700 · Arlington, VA 22209 · www.nbpts.org · 1-800-22TEACH
