New York A04872 mandates institutions of higher education to publicly disclose their policies on notifying parents, guardians, or emergency contacts.

New York A04872, also known as Beau's Law, requires every institution of higher education to publicly disclose its policy on notifying parents, guardians, or emergency contacts of students under 21 about certain controlled substance and alcohol violations. These violations include rule infractions and incidents related to hospitalizations or overdoses. Additionally, the bill mandates that these institutions conduct regular training on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, focusing on health and safety emergencies and their impact on student alcohol or controlled substance-related.

New York A04872 mandates institutions of higher education to publicly disclose their policies on notifying parents, guardians, or emergency contacts.

New York A04872, also known as Beau's Law, requires every institution of higher education to publicly disclose its policy on notifying parents, guardians, or emergency contacts of students under 21 about certain controlled substance and alcohol violations. These violations include rule infractions and incidents related to hospitalizations or overdoses. Additionally, the bill mandates that these institutions conduct regular training on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, focusing on health and safety emergencies and their impact on student alcohol or controlled substance-related.