New York State Board of Regents must hold at least two meetings annually in New York City and announce details in advance.
New York Assembly Bill A01726 amends the education law to require the New York State Board of Regents to hold at least two meetings each year in a city with a population of one million or more. The meetings must be scheduled to ensure parental attendance and participation. The bill also mandates that the Board of Regents announce the location, time, and agenda of each meeting at least three weeks in advance, with announcements posted on the regents' website and the New York City Department of Education website.
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