No, he shouldn't resign. He and the regents should be called to provide testimony to specify how they were each appointed, who directs their agenda regarding education policies, and we should reform THAT process:eliminate them and institute a state-wide consortium of educators and administrators to set standards and measures that address local priorities and state-wide needs.
Reform the NYSED.
Disband the Board of Regents.
Institute a consortium of educators and administrators to set standards and measures that address local priorities and state-wide needs.
Doubtful the owners of this state will allow this to happen - but I find the idea intriguing.
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