Common themes emerged among the more than 40 speakers during Tuesday night's hearing at DeWitt Clinton High School. Many pointed to the instability of hinging major education policies on an elected official who can change as often as every four years, while also criticizing sweeping school initiatives helmed by current and former mayors.
That means that Mayor Eric Adams will need to return to Albany in the next legislative session if he hopes to retain control of the nation's largest school system.
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