The New York State Education Department recently revealed plans to eliminate the Regents Exam as a graduation requirement. This proposal has sparked considerable criticism.
Former Governor George Pataki condemned the decision, describing it as “incredibly stupid.” Similarly, the Wall Street Journal editorial board criticized the change, labeling it “one more sorry milestone on America’s educational march to mediocrity.” These reactions highlight the controversy surrounding the policy change and its potential impact on the education system.
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