Increases age eligibility for certain programs and benefits to age twenty-two for students with a disability.
This bill amends various sections of the New York education, mental hygiene, and social services laws to increase the age eligibility for certain programs and benefits to age twenty-two for students with a disability. It affects students with disabilities who are under twenty-two years old, allowing them to access educational services, transportation, and other benefits typically available until age twenty-one. The changes apply to various provisions related to school attendance, special education, and transitional care for students with disabilities.
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