#mayoral-control

#mayoral-control

Lawmakers are considering ending mayoral control of NYC schools.

Governor Hochul proposed a four-year extension of mayoral control to end political games.

Gov. Hochul supports mayoral control of education system and aims to reauthorize it through budget negotiation.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a record high $35.9 billion allocation to NYC public schools. She is aiming to extend mayoral control over NYC schools.

David Banks advocates for mayoral control extension

Debate over centralized control in NYC school system

The release of a critical report assessing the effectiveness of mayoral control over NYC schools has been delayed past the deadline.

Lawmakers are considering whether to grant Mayor Eric Adams an extension for oversight of city public schools based on the pending report.

The long-awaited report on New York City schools did not make official recommendations but suggested the need for a commission to consider changes.

Concerns were raised about the lack of continuity in policies, programs, decision-making, and inclusion in the city school system under mayoral control.

Legislature leaders rejected the renewal of mayoral control in state budget negotiations.

State Education Department undermined mayoral control through a report influenced by teachers unions.

Mayoral control streamlines accountability in managing public schools.

Teacher unions aim to eliminate academic standards and enforce small class sizes under mayoral control.

Albany lawmakers exclude extension of mayoral control from budget proposals, opposing Mayor Adams.

NYC teachers' union opposes mayoral control, emphasizing the importance of teachers in education decisions.