What New York's public AP release shows, district by district

What the NYSED 2023-24 AP & IB release shows for 98 New York districts: AP course counts, exams taken and pass rates, with a link to every district page.

This piece looks at New York's own public Advanced Placement data: the NYSED AP & IB release for 2023-24. For each district it reports how many distinct AP courses were offered, how many AP exams students took, and how many of those exams were passed.

It is the state's release, not the College Board's own exam file, and it covers the 2023-24 school year. Nothing here describes how any school placed in a national ranking.

Three Long Island districts, side by side

Distinct AP courses offered, 2023-24

Syosset CSD
29
Jericho UFSD
20
Rockville Centre UFSD
4

The line marks the median across the 98 districts for which we publish the release. A course count describes what a district offered, not how well it taught.

NYSED AP & IB release, 2023-24

What the release shows across districts

Across the 98 New York districts for which we currently publish the release:

Sources

Every figure in this piece is from the public NYSED AP & IB release, 2023-24, published by the New York State Education Department at data.nysed.gov, and each district page cites it. We have matched the release to 98 districts so far; a district missing from our data has not been matched yet, and its absence says nothing about its AP courses.

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