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The Bush-era legislation requires elementary and middle school students take frequent proficiency tests.

However, critics argue the emphasis on standardized testing has compromised the overall quality of public education.

President Barack Obama said earlier this week that some states will be able to seek waivers from parts of the law if they enact standards for students, teachers and principals.

State Education Commissioner John King says New York is considering the idea.

The issue is expected to be taken up at the next Board of Regents meeting.