New York S02405 mandates persistently dangerous schools to submit an incident reduction plan and requires notice to victims of harassment, bullying.

New York S02405 requires persistently dangerous schools to file an incident reduction plan detailing steps to reduce incidents of violence and disruption. The bill mandates that victims of harassment, bullying, or violent offenses be notified of their right to transfer to another public school. Schools on the persistently dangerous list for three consecutive years face potential closure, with an option for an additional two years if good cause is found. The commissioner is authorized to adopt regulations to ensure local educational agencies implement these provisions.

New York S02405 mandates persistently dangerous schools to submit an incident reduction plan and requires notice to victims of harassment, bullying.

New York S02405 requires persistently dangerous schools to file an incident reduction plan detailing steps to reduce incidents of violence and disruption. The bill mandates that victims of harassment, bullying, or violent offenses be notified of their right to transfer to another public school. Schools on the persistently dangerous list for three consecutive years face potential closure, with an option for an additional two years if good cause is found. The commissioner is authorized to adopt regulations to ensure local educational agencies implement these provisions.