Directs the commissioner of education to revamp school districts, creating one per county in New York.
This bill directs the commissioner of education to reorganize school districts in New York, creating one district per county. It aims to address declining enrollment, broaden program offerings, optimize class scheduling, increase resources, and reduce tax burdens. The commissioner must submit a report within a year proposing legislation to implement and fund this consolidation. Certain provisions of the education law are repealed in relation to this change.
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