Schools chancellor David Banks promised to form a “working group” to re-evaluate and tweak the formula for future years, but argued that in the meantime, the formula must be passed in its current form to prevent the system from “grinding to a halt.”
With the end of the legislative session drawing to a close, Adams and several of his top deputies will visit the state capital Tuesday to lobby lawmakers on a slate of his stalled policy priorities including his hope to keep control of the city’s public school system.