N.Y. Schools Reopen Decision to Come Aug. 1-7: Governor

The video discusses the process and authority involved in reopening schools. It emphasizes that school reopening decisions are governed by state law, not federal authority, and outlines the role of the constitution in guiding these decisions. The video also highlights the importance of understanding the legal nuances and the state's role in planning and executing school reopening strategies.

What is the deadline for submitting school reopening plans?

• July 31

• August 1

• September 4

• August 31

Who has the legal authority to decide on school reopenings?

• The State

• The President

• The Mayor

• The School Districts

What does the mayor claim regarding school reopening decisions?

• The mayor can override state decisions.

• The mayor has no role in school reopening plans.

• The mayor is submitting a plan to reopen schools.

• The mayor can legally decide to open schools.

What document guides the distribution of government power in the U.S.?

• The Constitution

• The Bill of Rights

• The Federalist Papers

• The Declaration of Independence

According to the transcript, who does not have the authority to open schools?

• The School Districts

• The President

• The State

• The Governor