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ALBANY (WENY)--- Governor Cuomo says a deal to limit public disclosure of teacher evaluations may have to wait until later this year.

On Monday, Cuomo told W-O-R Radio he had not reached an agreement with New York State legislators.

That would be needed to get a bill to the floor in time for a vote by the end of the session on Thursday.

Cuomo's been privately negotiating a deal with legislators to limit the disclosure of teacher evaluations to parents and children in a teacher's class.

The bill would also prevent parents from seeing the evaluations of teachers they might want to avoid in future years.