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BOCES membership is not available to the so-called Big Five city school districts: New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers, and Syracuse. Once a district has joined a BOCES, it cannot withdraw and is obligated to pay its annual share of administrative, rental, or facilities expenses. BOCES services are, however, optional.
Long Island Rochester City School District (not BOCES) 24,893 Monroe: Monroe 1 BOCES: Monroe RIC Mid-West Rockville Centre Union Free School District #21 3,453 Nassau: Nassau BOCES Nassau RIC Long Island Rocky Point Union Free School District #9 2,824 Suffolk: Eastern Suffolk (Suffolk-1) BOCES: Suffolk RIC Long Island Rome City School District ...
Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk counties are home to 125 public school districts, containing a total of 656 public schools. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] The list below contains each of Long Island's school districts, along with their respective schools.
Long Island City High School provides a resoundingly high level educational experience to all students. As a school with a successful history in preparing youngsters for achievement in the twenty-first century, Long Island City High School ensures that all its students take the courses which challenge their minds to the utmost.
While a $37 million capital project will soon provide Dutchess BOCES' alternative high school with a permanent home, it's moving ahead of schedule.
In 1958, the Sanford H. Calhoun High School and the Grand Avenue Junior High School were opened. In 1963, an addition was placed on the Mepham High School. Brookside Junior High School opened in September 1964. The John F. Kennedy High School opened in September 1966. By then, there were over 10,900 students in the district.
After closing, it served as the Suffolk County Police Academy for several years. Currently, the building is now known as the Brennan Middle School and the Brennan High School for students with emotional and behavioral problems, and is run by Western Suffolk BOCES. Weeks Road Elementary School - built in 1953 and closed in 1979, the school was ...
In 1983, Levittown Memorial High School, the district's third High school was closed due to falling enrollment, and now serves as a central office, The Gerald R. Claps Career and Technical Center and the Alternative HS as well. [2] The district recently closed Laurel Lane, which until June 2009 was the site of the alternative Education High School.