Debate over public support for private special education service
We explore the opposition to state efforts to change how parents of kids with disabilities in private school access special services.
Reducing waitlists for pre-K special education services
A recent audit from the state comptroller's office highlighted the waiting lists for pre-k special education services.
Rethinking how New York doles out education dollars
Rockefeller Institute leader Bob Megna discusses potential changes to New York's "Foundation Aid" formula.
Calculating New York’s investment in education
Assemblymember Al Stirpe wants to change the way the state calculates the bulk of education funding to public schools.
Funding parity at play for schools serving kids with special needs
Pending legislation would mandate state funding increases for education be evenly distributed across all schools.
Assembly wagering chair talks mobile sports wagering
Assembly Racing & Wagering Committee Chair Carrie Woerner talks marketing and gambling restrictions for mobile sports betting.
Republican hopeful for purple North Country assembly seat
Former State Police Major Brent Davison discusses his candidacy for a special election in the 115th Assembly District.
Students, parents and educators navigate school smartphone restrictions
New York is poised to become the latest state to restrict access to smartphones during the school day.
Hasidic schools face increased state scrutiny
Senate Education Committee Chair Shelley Mayer discusses new regulations from the state Board of Regents.
A bridge too low: state looks to curb overpass collisions
The state is ramping up its outreach efforts to stop truck drivers in New York from hitting bridge overpasses.
