After the Common Core test results were released, the NYC mayoral candidates were nearly universal in their critique of Mayor Mike Bloomberg's education policies and the drive to implement higher testing standards. But in an article, The New York Times noted that the candidates have not articulated their plans for the City's public and charter schools:
"The state test scores provided easy political fodder, but they also served as a reminder that many of the candidates have yet to articulate far-reaching visions for the city’s schools, which serve 1.1 million children."
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