Vocational schools had played a very important role in Taiwan's development. Trained students with basic skills can meet the demands of industries and markets. Since 2001, education reform has diminished the role of vocational school, and consequently, the number of enrolled students is gradually decreased. In 2007, the Ministry of Education of ROC in Taiwan launched a new policy, the so-called 12 Years Basic Education Policy which included 22 programs among which there are 4 programs dealing with vocational schools: high quality vocational school special industry-academy cooperation, vocational school evaluation, and new merged industry-academy cooperation. These programs helped vocational high school to adjust itself to the change of career requirements in Taiwan, and provided Taiwan's industries with competent employees. This paper discusses and analyzes the implementation and effectiveness of these 4 programs with some suggestions for the implementation of the policy.