New York A05148 prohibits corporal punishment, chemical restraints, mechanical restraints, and aversive interventions in schools, allowing limited.
New York A05148 amends the education law to prohibit certain punishments and interventions in schools, including corporal punishment, chemical restraints, mechanical restraints, and aversive interventions. It allows limited use of timeouts and physical restraints, with specific guidelines for their application. The bill also mandates annual reporting on the use of these interventions and creates a private right of action for students injured by violations.
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