In an effort to put students first and make New York a national leader in holding teachers accountable for student achievement, Governor Cuomo, New York State Education Commissioner John King, and New York State United Teachers President Richard C. Iannuzzi announced a groundbreaking agreement on a new statewide evaluation system.

Learn more about the agreement here.

The Tappan Zee project represents a multi-billion dollar investment that will create tens of thousands of jobs and restore a critical part of the Northeast's transportation infrastructure. By expediting the federal review of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and the processing of certain permits, Governor Cuomo has prioritized the Tappan Zee project and its potential to create more jobs than any other infrastructure project in the country.

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In recognition of Black History Month, Governor Cuomo unveiled a new Capitol exhibit honoring prominent African-American New Yorkers. The exhibit tells the stories of prominent New Yorkers who have made significant contributions to our state’s heritage.

Click here to explore the exhibit online or sign up for a tour!

Interested in participating in an internship or fellowship in state government? Click here to learn more about the New York Leaders Initiative, a two-part program that will recruit talented young professionals and college students, with a focus on underrepresented groups, to serve in state government.

Governor Cuomo has been traveling around the state outlining his 2012-13 Executive Budget and Reform Plan. Learn more about his proposals, from creating tens of thousands of jobs to reforming the education system to put students first, to continue Building a New NY.

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Governor Cuomo recently released his proposed 2012-2013 Executive Budget and Reform plan, a pro-growth budget that represents the next step in our plan to transform New York State.

Learn more about the plan and get involved here.

On January 4, 2012, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo delivered his second State of the State address, continuing his commitment to make the government work for the people again. Learn more about this bold new agenda in the coming week as cabinet members tour communities across the state.
 
Find a State of the State event near you.

In his second State of the State address, Governor Cuomo outlines his plan to continue building a New New York by growing the economy, reinventing state government, and advancing New York as a progressive leader. Read the Press Release

Read the full annual message.

Watch Governor Cuomo's 2012 State of the State Address