The Court of Appeals on Tuesday largely dismissed a blanket claim by an education advocacy group that Albany has been shortchanging schools statewide, but said claims could be brought by individual districts.
The majority of the court dismissed most claims brought against the state by New Yorkers for Students’ Education Rights, or NYSER, an advocacy group backed by parents of schoolchildren, the state’s Parent Teachers Association, and several school districts. But the judges permitted claims against Syracuse and New York City to proceed.
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