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New York Assembly Influence Restricts Charter School Growth and Policy Control

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The Board of Regents, which sets most schooling policies and approves testing programs in New York, is heavily influenced by the legislature, with most influence coming from the Assembly. The Board consistently limits meaningful improvements to school choice, and the Governor has no role in appointing its members. The legislature is reportedly beholden to state and city teachers’ unions, which oppose school choice and accountability measures for poor public school performance.

From nypost.com

Why it matters

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The structure of educational governance in New York means that the Governor cannot directly control the Board of Regents, which manages key policy decisions. This legislative control restricts the growth of charter schools and limits the ability to reform the state's education system, which is currently experiencing declining academic results and stagnant enrollment.

Educational challenges in New York are being discussed, noting that the state's education system lags behind the poorest states, with experts weighing in.

From nypost.com

Who's involved

  • New YorkThe state where educational policy and governance are being discussed.
  • Kathy HochulThe Governor whose authority is limited regarding the appointment of Board of Regents members.
  • United Federation of TeachersA labor union whose influence is cited as reinforcing opposition to school choice policies.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • United Federation of TeachersSpeculative

    The United Federation of Teachers might influence the availability of contracts and funding streams by opposing school choice policies.

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