Republican mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis Sept. 6 announced her plan to improve the city schools, but one education expert called her agenda “a disconnected collection of political views.”
She began the press conference, which took place outside of Tweed Courthouse, by listing the education initiatives and policies she has supported as a State Assemblywoman, including universal Pre-K, lifting charter caps and legislation that requires schools to test for lead in their water supply.
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