Establishes standards for resource-based educational rights of students in New York and requires self-assessment and reporting by schools and school.
The Educational Rights Transparency for New York Families Act sets standards for resource-based educational rights of students in New York. It mandates the creation of a publication detailing students' rights, including access to qualified teachers, suitable curricula, support for struggling students, and adequate resources for students with disabilities and English-language learners. Schools must conduct annual self-assessments of their ability to meet these standards. School employees and school boards must report noncompliance within 60 days.
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