New York A04888 requires school districts to notify parents of inappropriate conduct by employees, volunteers, or administrators.

New York A04888, known as the "Parent's Right to Know Act," mandates that every public school district and registered school serving students under 18 must notify parents or guardians of any inappropriate conduct by school employees, volunteers, or administrators. This notification must occur within 60 days of the enactment of the act. The act defines "employee" as school board members and those compensated by the school district or contracted service providers. "Volunteer" refers to those providing services involving direct student contact, excluding employees.

New York A04888 requires school districts to notify parents of inappropriate conduct by employees, volunteers, or administrators.

New York A04888, known as the "Parent's Right to Know Act," mandates that every public school district and registered school serving students under 18 must notify parents or guardians of any inappropriate conduct by school employees, volunteers, or administrators. This notification must occur within 60 days of the enactment of the act. The act defines "employee" as school board members and those compensated by the school district or contracted service providers. "Volunteer" refers to those providing services involving direct student contact, excluding employees.