Establishes a committee to survey and report on Jewish heritage instruction in New York schools.
The New York Jewish Heritage Education Equity Act establishes a Jewish heritage advisory committee to conduct a survey on the instruction of Jewish heritage in K-12 schools. The committee, composed of four members appointed by the governor, senate president, assembly speaker, and commissioner of education, will focus on identifying the extent of Jewish heritage instruction and related challenges. The committee will submit recommendations and a report to the commissioner within two years. The act will expire three years after its effective date.
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