Gulino v. Board of Education
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION & ORDER
WOOD, District Judge:
From 1993 to 2012, New York City’s Board of Education (the “BOE”) required all applicants for public school teaching positions to pass a qualifying examination called the Liberal Arts and Sciences Test, often referred to as the “LAST.” There were two incarnations of the exam: the LAST-1, administered from 1993-2004, and the LAST-2, a significantly revised version ■ administered from 2004-2012. These tests were not intended to evaluate an applicant’s mastery of the particular subject areas she might teach, or an applicant’s capacity to respond to pedagogical…
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