New York A04920 establishes Three King's Day as a school holiday for public schools in cities with a population of one million or more.
New York A04920 amends the education law to declare Three King's Day, January 6th, as a holiday for all public schools in city school districts with a population of one million or more inhabitants. The bill authorizes and directs school authorities in these districts to close schools on this day. Additionally, it modifies the education law to ensure that any reduction in school days due to this holiday is disregarded in certain calculations, treating the holiday as a session day if necessary. The act is set to take effect 120 days after it becomes law.
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