Last month, the New York State Education Department declared its plan to remove the Regents Exam as a graduation requirement. This exam has long been a cornerstone for academic assessment in the state.
The decision sparked a strong backlash. Former Governor George Pataki expressed his disapproval, describing the move as “incredibly stupid.” Similarly, the editorial board of The Wall Street Journal offered a harsh critique, viewing the decision as another negative step in America’s educational journey.
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