New York’s graduation requirements for the Class of 2028 will shift away from relying solely on Regents exams, marking a significant change in how students demonstrate readiness for high school completion. The state has introduced alternative pathways, including locally developed assessments and performance-based evaluations, to provide more flexibility in meeting diploma criteria. Officials emphasize that these adjustments aim to better reflect student skills and reduce pressure tied to standardized testing. The move could reshape how educators and students approach the final years of high school.
Class of 2028: New York graduation will no longer hinge on a set of Regents exams WRGB
