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The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a state government agency, founded in 1904 and headquartered at 89 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY, operating with 1,001-5,000 employees under the governance of the Board of Regents and leadership of State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa. NYSED holds statutory authority over all education in New York State as part of the University of the State of New York (USNY), with oversight spanning approximately 700 P-12 school districts, 280 colleges and universities, and professional licensing for 48 occupations. The agency operates through multiple program offices: P-12 Education, Higher Education, Adult Career and Continuing Education Services – Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR), the Office of the Professions, and Cultural Education (State Museum, State Library, and State Archives).

NYSED's product portfolio is unusually broad for a government agency and includes the TEACH educator certification system, the EServices licensing portal, the Business Portal for school administrators, statewide assessment programs (Grades 3-8 Tests, Regents Exams, NYSAA, NYSESLAT), the HSE (High School Equivalency) program, and public data infrastructure through data.nysed.gov. The agency also runs the Charter School Program with grant funding (including a $2M FY2026 grant to Capital Prep New Rochelle), Special Education services, State Aid distribution, teacher and leader development programs, and operates the State's cultural institutions housing 80,000+ maps, 23,000+ archival catalog records across approximately 1,250 repositories, and 8,000+ executive clemency case files.

Commercially, NYSED does not generate revenue in a traditional sense; it is funded entirely through New York State appropriations and federal education grants, with no private ownership or equity structure. Service delivery is distributed through online self-serve portals, regional ACCES-VR district offices, and physical cultural institution locations. Customer concentration is structurally low given the statewide public service mandate, serving millions of P-12 students, higher education students, licensed professionals, vocational rehabilitation clients, and research users. Recent notable strategic initiatives include NY Inspires (student-centered graduation measures), School-Based Mental Health System Briefs (May 2026), an Ancestry.com digitization partnership for archival records, and joint regulatory investigations with the NY Department of Health into 223 med spa businesses.

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The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a state government agency under the Board of Regents that regulates all education in New York State, overseeing ~700 P-12 school districts, ~280 colleges and universities, 48 licensed professions through the Office of the Professions, vocational rehabilitation via ACCES-VR, and operating the State Museum, Library, and Archives.

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public education oversight, teacher certification services, state assessment programs, vocational rehabilitation services, professional licensing regulation
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1State/Provincial/Regional Education Departments
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2State/Provincial Education Department Administration
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3Standards Alignment & Curriculum Mapping (State/National)
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4Career & Technical Education (CTE) Standards Authorities
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  • Administration of Education Programs923110
  • Administration of Education Programs92311
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Public Education Administration
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1State Government Funding
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Government-funded agency supported by New York State taxpayer funds and federal education grants. The department receives appropriations through the state budget process.

nysed.gov
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The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is the New York state government department responsible for the supervision of all schools and the regulation of education in the state. It oversees P-12 education, higher education, adult education and vocational rehabilitation (ACCES), professional licensing through the Office of the Professions, and operates the State Museum, State Library, and State Archives as cultural institutions.

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The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a government agency that provides a comprehensive suite of educational services and oversight across New York State. The department operates as an integrated platform of services including P-12 Education, Higher Education, Adult Education & Vocational Services (ACCES-VR), the Office of the Professions, and Cultural Institutions (State Museum, Library, and Archives). Key offerings include state assessments and Regents Exams, teacher certification, vocational rehabilitation services, high school equivalency programs, charter school oversight, special education services, and public data/reporting systems. The department also maintains digital portals for business administration and professional licensing.

Product and service18 records
1P-12 Education Oversight
CategoryPrimary and Secondary Education
2Higher Education Oversight
CategoryHigher Education
3ACCES-VR Vocational Rehabilitation
CategoryAdult Career and Vocational Rehabilitation
4Adult Education Programs and Policy
CategoryAdult Education
5High School Equivalency (HSE)
CategoryAdult Education
6Career Schools / BPSS Oversight
CategoryAdult Education
7Office of the Professions Licensing
CategoryProfessional Licensing and Regulation
8State Assessments and Regents Exams
CategoryStudent Assessment
9Teacher Certification
CategoryEducator Certification
10Special Education Services
CategorySpecial Education
11Charter Schools Oversight
CategoryCharter School Authorization
12State Aid Distribution
CategorySchool Finance
13New York State Museum
CategoryCultural Education
14New York State Library
CategoryCultural Education
15New York State Archives
CategoryCultural Education
16Data and Reporting Services
CategoryEducation Data and Accountability
17NY Inspires Graduation Measures Initiative
CategoryEducation Policy Initiative
18School-Based Mental Health System Briefs
CategoryStudent Support Resources
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Description

Education Through Music CEO Dr. Janice Weinman was elected as an at-large member of the New York State Board of Regents, giving arts education equity a voice at the highest level of state educational governance. ETM leads advocacy efforts for music programs in over 50 schools across New York City.

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Joint investigation with NYSED into med spa service providers, conducting statewide inspections of 223 businesses. The partnership resulted in findings of 87 cited for possible violations.

3New York City Office of Oversight and Investigations
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Partnered with NYSED and State Department of Health in conducting statewide investigations of med spa services, with inspections revealing expired products, controlled substances, and unlicensed medical procedures.

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Education Through Music students will perform the National Anthem at the 104th Inner Circle Show on March 28, 2026, a high-profile public event showcasing arts education programs.

Strategic tierCore PartnershipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Partnership with Ancestry.com to digitize family history records and make them available online for free to New York State residents. Multiple New York repositories participate in this initiative.

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TypeDirect peer
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California's primary state education regulatory agency overseeing K-12 districts, assessments, and educator licensing. Directly comparable to NYSED as a sister state department with similar statutory scope over P-12 instruction, assessments, and teacher credentialing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Texas's state education agency responsible for public school oversight, state assessments (STAAR), and accountability ratings. Comparable to NYSED in scope of regulatory authority over K-12, charter schools, and educator certification within a large state.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida's state education agency managing K-12 public schools, state standards, and educator certification. Directly comparable as a sister state department with parallel functions in school accountability, graduation requirements, and licensing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Pennsylvania's state education agency overseeing 500 school districts, higher education, and educator certification. Comparable to NYSED in scale and regulatory scope across P-12, higher education, and professional standards.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Ohio's state education agency managing K-12 policy, educator licensure, and graduation requirements. Closely comparable to NYSED in scope of state standards, assessment administration, and career-technical education oversight.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Illinois's state education policy and regulatory body governing K-12 districts, state assessments, and educator licensing. Comparable to NYSED as a Midwestern-state counterpart with similar oversight of public instruction and certification.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Massachusetts's state education agency overseeing K-12 public schools, MCAS assessments, and educator licensure. Comparable to NYSED in administering state assessments, accountability systems, and graduation standards in a high-performing state system.

TypeRegional player
Description

New Jersey's state education department overseeing P-12 instruction, charter schools, and educator certification in a neighboring Northeast state. Comparable to NYSED in regulatory scope and in serving a similar Northeast demographic and policy environment.

TypeRegional player
Description

Connecticut's state education agency managing K-12 districts, assessments, and educator preparation. Comparable to NYSED in serving a Northeast state with similar regulatory functions over public instruction and certification.

TypeBroad incumbent
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The federal education authority that funds and oversees state education agencies, including NYSED. Comparable as the higher-level regulator whose Title VI, IDEA, and ESSA enforcement actions directly constrain and audit NYSED's programs.

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New york State Education Department

Public Education Administrationnysed.gov

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a state government agency under the Board of Regents that regulates all education in New York State, overseeing ~700 P-12 school districts, ~280 colleges and universities, 48 licensed professions through the Office of the Professions, vocational rehabilitation via ACCES-VR, and operating the State Museum, Library, and Archives.

What New york State Education Department does

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a state government agency, founded in 1904 and headquartered at 89 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY, operating with 1,001-5,000 employees under the governance of the Board of Regents and leadership of State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa. NYSED holds statutory authority over all education in New York State as part of the University of the State of New York (USNY), with oversight spanning approximately 700 P-12 school districts, 280 colleges and universities, and professional licensing for 48 occupations. The agency operates through multiple program offices: P-12 Education, Higher Education, Adult Career and Continuing Education Services – Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR), the Office of the Professions, and Cultural Education (State Museum, State Library, and State Archives).

NYSED's product portfolio is unusually broad for a government agency and includes the TEACH educator certification system, the EServices licensing portal, the Business Portal for school administrators, statewide assessment programs (Grades 3-8 Tests, Regents Exams, NYSAA, NYSESLAT), the HSE (High School Equivalency) program, and public data infrastructure through data.nysed.gov. The agency also runs the Charter School Program with grant funding (including a $2M FY2026 grant to Capital Prep New Rochelle), Special Education services, State Aid distribution, teacher and leader development programs, and operates the State's cultural institutions housing 80,000+ maps, 23,000+ archival catalog records across approximately 1,250 repositories, and 8,000+ executive clemency case files.

Commercially, NYSED does not generate revenue in a traditional sense; it is funded entirely through New York State appropriations and federal education grants, with no private ownership or equity structure. Service delivery is distributed through online self-serve portals, regional ACCES-VR district offices, and physical cultural institution locations. Customer concentration is structurally low given the statewide public service mandate, serving millions of P-12 students, higher education students, licensed professionals, vocational rehabilitation clients, and research users. Recent notable strategic initiatives include NY Inspires (student-centered graduation measures), School-Based Mental Health System Briefs (May 2026), an Ancestry.com digitization partnership for archival records, and joint regulatory investigations with the NY Department of Health into 223 med spa businesses.

New york State Education Department firmographics

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Name
New york State Education Department
Legal name
New York State Education Department
Website
https://nysed.gov
Company type
Private
Founded year
1904
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a state government agency under the Board of Regents that regulates all education in New York State, overseeing ~700 P-12 school districts, ~280 colleges and universities, 48 licensed professions through the Office of the Professions, vocational rehabilitation via ACCES-VR, and operating the State Museum, Library, and Archives.
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New york State Education Department industry classification

Industry
Product category
Public Education Administration
NAICS
Administration of Education Programs (923110), Administration of Education Programs (92311)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
State/Provincial/Regional Education Departments (EDADAAAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
State/Provincial Education Department Administration (BPAIABAJ), Standards Alignment & Curriculum Mapping (State/National) (EDAJAFAD), Career & Technical Education (CTE) Standards Authorities (EDADAEAE)

Keywords

  • Public education oversight
  • Teacher certification services
  • State assessment programs
  • Vocational rehabilitation services
  • Professional licensing regulation

Where New york State Education Department is headquartered

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Albany
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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B2B and B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. State Government Funding: Government-funded agency supported by New York State taxpayer funds and federal education grants. The department receives appropriations through the state budget process.

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

New york State Education Department product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is the New York state government department responsible for the supervision of all schools and the regulation of education in the state. It oversees P-12 education, higher education, adult education and vocational rehabilitation (ACCES), professional licensing through the Office of the Professions, and operates the State Museum, State Library, and State Archives as cultural institutions.

Product overview

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is a government agency that provides a comprehensive suite of educational services and oversight across New York State. The department operates as an integrated platform of services including P-12 Education, Higher Education, Adult Education & Vocational Services (ACCES-VR), the Office of the Professions, and Cultural Institutions (State Museum, Library, and Archives). Key offerings include state assessments and Regents Exams, teacher certification, vocational rehabilitation services, high school equivalency programs, charter school oversight, special education services, and public data/reporting systems. The department also maintains digital portals for business administration and professional licensing.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • P-12 Education Oversight
  • Higher Education Oversight
  • ACCES-VR Vocational Rehabilitation
  • Adult Education Programs and Policy
  • High School Equivalency (HSE)
  • Career Schools / BPSS Oversight
  • Office of the Professions Licensing
  • State Assessments and Regents Exams
  • Teacher Certification
  • Special Education Services
  • Charter Schools Oversight
  • State Aid Distribution
  • New York State Museum
  • New York State Library
  • New York State Archives
  • Data and Reporting Services
  • NY Inspires Graduation Measures Initiative
  • School-Based Mental Health System Briefs

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New york State Education Department partnerships and signals

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Five partnerships are on record, tiered notable, coordinating, featured and core partnership.

  • Education Through Music (ETM)notableStrategic or Co-development PartnerEducation Through Music CEO Dr. Janice Weinman was elected as an at-large member of the New York State Board of Regents, giving arts education equity a voice at the highest level of state educational governance. ETM leads advocacy efforts for music programs in over 50 schools across New York City.
  • New York State Department of HealthcoordinatingImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerJoint investigation with NYSED into med spa service providers, conducting statewide inspections of 223 businesses. The partnership resulted in findings of 87 cited for possible violations.
  • New York City Office of Oversight and InvestigationscoordinatingImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerPartnered with NYSED and State Department of Health in conducting statewide investigations of med spa services, with inspections revealing expired products, controlled substances, and unlicensed medical procedures.
  • Inner Circle ShowfeaturedGTM or Marketing PartnerEducation Through Music students will perform the National Anthem at the 104th Inner Circle Show on March 28, 2026, a high-profile public event showcasing arts education programs.
  • Ancestry.comcore partnershipStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Ancestry.com to digitize family history records and make them available online for free to New York State residents. Multiple New York repositories participate in this initiative.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

New york State Education Department competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • California Department of Education: California's primary state education regulatory agency overseeing K-12 districts, assessments, and educator licensing. Directly comparable to NYSED as a sister state department with similar statutory scope over P-12 instruction, assessments, and teacher credentialing.
  • Texas Education Agency: Texas's state education agency responsible for public school oversight, state assessments (STAAR), and accountability ratings. Comparable to NYSED in scope of regulatory authority over K-12, charter schools, and educator certification within a large state.
  • Florida Department of Education: Florida's state education agency managing K-12 public schools, state standards, and educator certification. Directly comparable as a sister state department with parallel functions in school accountability, graduation requirements, and licensing.
  • Pennsylvania Department of Education: Pennsylvania's state education agency overseeing 500 school districts, higher education, and educator certification. Comparable to NYSED in scale and regulatory scope across P-12, higher education, and professional standards.
  • Ohio Department of Education and Workforce: Ohio's state education agency managing K-12 policy, educator licensure, and graduation requirements. Closely comparable to NYSED in scope of state standards, assessment administration, and career-technical education oversight.
  • Illinois State Board of Education: Illinois's state education policy and regulatory body governing K-12 districts, state assessments, and educator licensing. Comparable to NYSED as a Midwestern-state counterpart with similar oversight of public instruction and certification.
  • Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: Massachusetts's state education agency overseeing K-12 public schools, MCAS assessments, and educator licensure. Comparable to NYSED in administering state assessments, accountability systems, and graduation standards in a high-performing state system.

Regional players

  • New Jersey Department of Education: New Jersey's state education department overseeing P-12 instruction, charter schools, and educator certification in a neighboring Northeast state. Comparable to NYSED in regulatory scope and in serving a similar Northeast demographic and policy environment.
  • Connecticut State Department of Education: Connecticut's state education agency managing K-12 districts, assessments, and educator preparation. Comparable to NYSED in serving a Northeast state with similar regulatory functions over public instruction and certification.

Broad incumbents

  • U.S. Department of Education: The federal education authority that funds and oversees state education agencies, including NYSED. Comparable as the higher-level regulator whose Title VI, IDEA, and ESSA enforcement actions directly constrain and audit NYSED's programs.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights6 records

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Subsidiaries9 records

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Frequently asked questions about New york State Education Department

What does New york State Education Department do?

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) is the New York state government department responsible for the supervision of all schools and the regulation of education in the state. It oversees P-12 education, higher education, adult education and vocational rehabilitation (ACCES), professional licensing through the Office of the Professions, and operates the State Museum, State Library, and State Archives as cultural institutions.

Is New york State Education Department a public or private company?

New york State Education Department is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was New york State Education Department founded?

New york State Education Department was founded in 1904. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is New york State Education Department based?

New york State Education Department is headquartered in Albany, United States, in the North America region.

How does New york State Education Department make money?

One revenue line is on record: state Government Funding.

Who are New york State Education Department's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are California Department of Education, Texas Education Agency, Florida Department of Education, Pennsylvania Department of Education, Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, Illinois State Board of Education and Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Regional players are New Jersey Department of Education and Connecticut State Department of Education. U.S. Department of Education is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does New york State Education Department have an API?

No public API is recorded for New york State Education Department.

What industry is New york State Education Department in?

New york State Education Department's product category is Public Education Administration. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDADAAAB, State/Provincial/Regional Education Departments, with a secondary code of BPAIABAJ, State/Provincial Education Department Administration. Its NAICS code is 923110 and its SIC code is 8200.

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