"Yes https://dos.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2024/10/102324.pdf
It's on page 5 - proposed rule making
Boces is given authority to implement the regionalization plan. Check under "needs and benefits" that explains why they are doing this. I highly…"
"Arte I don't think he even read the rule. I told him Boces superintendents will have authority over the implementation and by conducting site visits and data review - he said "no they won't", I said it's in the rule - then amend the rule! No reason…"
Here is Massapequa's Letter.The Regionalization Plan is already in effect, it was passed by emergency rulemaking on Sept 10, 2024. There is a 60 day comment period. I believe they are requesting another emergency rule at the regents meeting in…
"We currently have a ban in place for our middle school. It was a little rough in the beginning but they adjusted. Strict enforcement is key! Our high school is not on a ban. We do have open campus and it's up to the teacher if they will have the…"
"I do not believe this is something the district should be running. In our district Meet the Candidate's night is run by the PTA in conjunction with the League of Women voters. Members of the public submit questions that night on an index card. The…"
"Candidate pools are usually your PTA, members of your citizen advisory committees, local volunteer groups like Little League, Scouts, CYO, etc. People who already serve the community and hopefully have children in the schools are the most likely…"
The Hauppage School District has sent a letter to Governor Cuomo and Dr. Zucker regarding the mask mandate. Massapequa has sent a letter in support of Hauppage. I would ask that other districts consider sending a letter in support. When a district…
"Disappointed that there are no replies to your post. Local control is essential for school boards to adequately formulate policy for the health and safety of their communities. We are not all in the same boat and need to have the authority to make…"
"Yes! We agree here in Massapequa. We have been contacting our local officials to help us to change these ridiculous guidelines. Our assemblyman wrote a letter to the governor with 30 bipartisan signers asking for a change to graduation and prom…"