NYSED floats delay to new high school testing requirements and tying Foundation Aid to inflation
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Johan Sheridan (via News10 - NYC)
New York State Education Department officials proposed delaying new high school graduation assessments until spring 2030 and discussed updates to school funding formulas during a recent subcommittee meeting.
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