State groups warn New York communities lack plans for future secondary schools
A State Association of Elementary School Principals official warned that New York communities overlook future needs, stressing that immediate elementary school construction cannot solve long term space and grade seven and eight expansion requirements. Delegates discussed supervision and licensing reforms for administrators and new curriculum development to prevent a future shortage of secondary school capacity.
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