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The New York State Education Building in Albany, a Beaux-Arts building with a long row of Corinthian columns.

new yorkJul 1, 20266 min read

New York Made the Regents Exam Optional Without Deciding What Comes Next

New York's Board of Regents just eliminated the Regents exam requirement for a diploma. The state has not said what will replace it, even though a rigorous, working alternative has existed in New York City for almost thirty years.

By Dyson Wu