Teachers unions in New York are calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to oppose a federal tax credit program aimed at expanding school choice, arguing it could divert funding from public education and weaken local school districts. The unions contend the initiative would undermine collective bargaining agreements and reduce resources available for public schools. Critics of the program say it prioritizes private and parochial schools over equitable public education funding. The debate highlights growing tensions between school choice advocates and those who defend traditional public school systems.
Teachers unions urge Hochul to reject federal tax credit program Spectrum News NY1
