New York S06783 promotes the inclusion of homeless children in prekindergarten programs by prioritizing their enrollment and reimbursing districts.
New York S06783 amends the education law to promote the inclusion of homeless children in prekindergarten programs. It requires school districts to prioritize homeless children on waitlists when class sizes reach maximum capacity. Additionally, the bill provides for reimbursement to school districts for hiring additional staff to accommodate the enrollment of a homeless child, ensuring the direct costs are covered if not already reimbursed under other federal programs. This act aims to ensure that homeless children have access to early education opportunities.
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