Fast Facts about SWBOCES
Component School Districts	33
Districts Served by Lower Hudson Regional Information Center (LHRIC)	62
Districts Served by Office of Professional Development	50
Square Mile Supervisory Area	184
Public Schools	187
Public School Students	104,000
Projected 2003-04 Operating Budget	$112,683,119
Employees	1,200
SWBOCES Locations	14
Districts Hosting SWBOCES Special Education Classes	18
Career and Technical Education Students Served	850
Adult Students Served	16,000
Special Education Students Served	1,290
Gifted & Talented Students Served	1,000
Students Served by Bilingual/ESL Technical Assistance Center	14,000
Educators Served by Professional Development Programs	17,000
School Buildings Connected to Lower Hudson Regional Information Center Network	430
School Computers Served by the LHRIC	23,000
Local Area Networks (LANs) Supported	200
Computer Workstations Serviced	8,700
Athletic Contests Scheduled	30,000
Sports Officials Assigned to Games & Tournaments	60,000
School Vehicles Owned & Operated	70
Annual Mileage-SWBOCES Buses & Vans	1 million
Students Transported by SWBOCES Daily	800
Teacher Certification Applications Received	820

*All figures are annual and were reported for the school year 2002-03.