New York Gets Rid Of Tests As Graduation Requirement
New York’s Board of Regents voted Monday to eliminate Regents exams as a statewide high school graduation requirement beginning in 2028, advancing an education overhaul that state officials say will create a more “equitable system.” The mov
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New York’s Board of Regents voted Monday to eliminate Regents exams as a statewide high school graduation requirement beginning in 2028, advancing an education overhaul that state officials say will create a more “equitable system.” The move is part of the state’s broader “NY Inspires” initiative, which is designed to replace New York’s three-tier diploma ...
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