Establishes standards for resource-based educational rights for students in New York and requires schools and districts to self-assess and report.
The Educational Rights Transparency for New York Families Act sets standards for resource-based educational rights for students in New York. It mandates schools and districts to conduct annual self-assessments of their compliance with these standards. School employees must report noncompliance within 60 days. The board of education or trustees must validate these findings and submit reports to the department. The department will review these reports and develop recommendations for noncompliant schools.
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