New York A03429 prohibits school districts from authorizing home schooling for enrolled students if there is a pending child abuse or neglect.

New York A03429, also known as "Raylee's law," amends the education law to prohibit school districts from authorizing home instruction for currently enrolled public school students when a pending child abuse or neglect investigation is reported against either custodial parent or a person instructing the child. It also prohibits home instruction if either custodial parent or a person instructing the child has been convicted of domestic violence, child abuse, or neglect.

New York A03429 prohibits school districts from authorizing home schooling for enrolled students if there is a pending child abuse or neglect.

New York A03429, also known as "Raylee's law," amends the education law to prohibit school districts from authorizing home instruction for currently enrolled public school students when a pending child abuse or neglect investigation is reported against either custodial parent or a person instructing the child. It also prohibits home instruction if either custodial parent or a person instructing the child has been convicted of domestic violence, child abuse, or neglect.