The members of New York's Board of Regents are considering whether to discontinue the exams that bear their name, resuming a discussion about the future of the tests that they started in 2019.

PARK SLOPE, Brooklyn (PIX11) — It’s been a requirement for graduation for most of New York State public school students for generations, but now, the Regents Exams are on course to be dropped from ...

The East Ramapo interim superintendent said issues include misclassifying dropouts as transfers to another district, and ...

New York State’s evolving graduation requirements and what they could mean for Jericho students dominated discussion at the ...

A bad teacher who the DOE tried to fire back in 2014 for falsifying Regents tests is back in the classroom and allegedly back ...

The state Education Department on Tuesday canceled the June Regents exam in U.S. history and government because it contained content that "has the potential to compound student trauma caused by the ...

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One of Long Island's top educational policymakers acknowledged Wednesday that the state is considering dramatic and disputed changes in the status of Regents exams as part of a broad-scale rethinking ...

The Board of Regents is allowing ‘special appeals’ for students who score 50-64 on a Regents exam. If approved, the student will get credit for the test despite scoring less than the traditional ...

ALBANY - The days of high school students fretting over their Regents exams in New York may soon be over. The state Board of Regents is considering a complete revamp of the centuries-old exams that ...

Have the state Board of Regents just admitted that hybrid learning isn’t working? It’s worth considering in the wake of the Regents decision to cancel Regents exams scheduled for January. Many high ...

The January Regents exams will be canceled since they can't be administered safely and fairly, Interim State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa announced today. New York high school students who were ...