Establishes the New York state school safety and security act; creates an office to assess school safety and security and provide training.
The New York state school safety and security act establishes an office within the Department of Education to assess school safety and security, provide training, and serve as a clearinghouse for best practices. The act creates a school safety and security advisory board to develop, review, and modify best practices and resources. The office conducts annual assessments of public educational facilities, reporting any vulnerabilities and recommendations. The advisory board consists of various stakeholders, including parents, teachers, and law enforcement representatives.
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