New York A10021 prohibits schools from denying children access to public education based on their or their parents' citizenship or immigration status.

New York A10021 amends the education law to prohibit children from being denied access to a free public education on account of perceived or actual citizenship or immigration status or the perceived or actual citizenship or immigration status of their parents or person in a parental relationship. The bill also mandates that schools develop procedures for reviewing and authorizing requests from immigration authorities to enter school property or a school function, requiring a valid judicial warrant or subpoena.

New York A10021 prohibits schools from denying children access to public education based on their or their parents' citizenship or immigration status.

New York A10021 amends the education law to prohibit children from being denied access to a free public education on account of perceived or actual citizenship or immigration status or the perceived or actual citizenship or immigration status of their parents or person in a parental relationship. The bill also mandates that schools develop procedures for reviewing and authorizing requests from immigration authorities to enter school property or a school function, requiring a valid judicial warrant or subpoena.