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The state, where there are almost 60 schools to be considered for closing this s바카라사이트chool year, won’t accept any state funding unless the schools are shut down and teachers resign.

Kemp said state officials don’t seem to understand why some local officials would want to close schools that they’re responsible for, “that have had success and success throughout the years.” He cited the governor, lawmakers, school boards and council members who have supported the closures.

“The reason those school boards in particular have backed away from the open enrollment in certain places is because they realize there are no funds to continue to operate those schools,” said he. “And if we put in the money to run the schools, then the boards will not support closing those schools anymore.”

But Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who wants Albany to become a community university, is pushing for the closures, saying “this isn’t the right thing to do.”

It will likely take at least three years before any state funding begins flowing to the schools and the state will begin reviewing the contracts to determine if the school will open again next year. The state has offered incentives to keep the schools open and at least some schools like the Central, North Haven and Rockland campuses are already in receivership. Cuomo has said that if no school will reopen next year, “at least we have something left that we will be able to say we can work with for two or three years.”

Read: How school closings could devastate families

Stud더킹카지노ents will still have to wait two years to return to their schoo더킹카지노l after a district-wide closure, officials say. “We’ve said from the beginning of our involvement in the schools and we are ready to take full responsibility if this is an option for those parents whose children will need to go,” said the district’s Superintendent Joe Papp, in a statement.

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For all the schools that will close, at least one will remain open in a different location. One of the closed schools, Stonybrook, was part of a school district that was “disappointed by the state’s refusal to accept local school board proposals to create an alternative school that would serve students from the district and its residents,” according to the district’s news release. “Stonybrook Community School District is pleased with our continued partnership with the department in a collaborative effort to bring this innovative program to life.” The district is working with state leaders to return Stonybrook t

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