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Under Assault: New York’s Private and Parochial Schools
Will the Regents and education bureaucrats succeed in forcing nonpublic schools to conform to unprecedented state control?
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New York public school enrollment: back to early 1990s, and still falling
When public schools across the Empire State open their doors for school year 2019-20, pupil enrollment will be at its lowest level in at least 30 years.
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Cuomo’s Plate Spinning
Governor Cuomo’s license plate design contest was a PR ploy masking a nickel-and-dime revenue raiser.
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Under Assault: New York’s Private and Parochial ...
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New York public school enrollment: back to early 1...
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Cuomo’s Plate Spinning
Protecting the Tax Cap
New York's property tax cap became permanent as part of New York's fiscal 2020 state budget. The Empire Center has been a tireless champion of the policy, which has saved homeowners and businesses billions of dollars since its temporary enactment in 2011.
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View AllNY’s uninsured rate hits new low
Bucking the national trend, New York's uninsured rate dropped for the eighth consecutive year, hitting a new low of 5.4 percent, data from the Census Bureau show.
