Cuomo Plans Webcasts for Students

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is planning weekly webcasts to schools with updates on state government and answers to questions submitted by students.

The interactive webcasts, called "Albany at Work" are planned during the legislative session that runs through June, and are expected to start next week.

Students can submit questions about government, which Cuomo says will be answered by him or other state officials in the effort to engage students in an active dialogue on government.


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