Superintendent: most state-requested data already held; survey chiefly a workload burden
The district superintendent told residents that around 75% of the data NYSED requested are already in state systems and described the mandate as a time-limited survey that imposes administrative burden; the superintendent urged residents to avoid fear-driven speculation.
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Herricks' superintendent addressed the crowd to explain the state's request and the district response, saying the regionalization-related survey largely asks for information the state already holds.
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