Gov. Hochul and her team receive mayoral control bill after meeting to discuss gun safety legislation

According to state Senate sources, the mayoral control bill, which expired Thursday, has reached the governor, despite a meeting to discuss gun legislation being called for.

If this is not signed into effect by midnight, NYC will revert back to the elected school board system until an extension is signed in the future.

If signed, it would approve a two-year extension of mayoral control over NYC schools.

The governor has 10 days to either veto it or sign it into law.

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