New York S06950 amends the education law to require charter schools to follow specific procedures for suspending students, aligning these procedures.

New York S06950 amends the education law to establish specific procedures for charter schools when dealing with student suspensions. The bill mandates that charter schools may refuse admission to students who have been expelled or suspended from public schools until the period of suspension or expulsion has expired, in line with due process requirements. Additionally, charter schools must adhere to the same suspension rules as public schools, ensuring consistency across educational institutions. The changes outlined in the bill are set to take effect immediately upon enactment.

New York S06950 amends the education law to require charter schools to follow specific procedures for suspending students, aligning these procedures.

New York S06950 amends the education law to establish specific procedures for charter schools when dealing with student suspensions. The bill mandates that charter schools may refuse admission to students who have been expelled or suspended from public schools until the period of suspension or expulsion has expired, in line with due process requirements. Additionally, charter schools must adhere to the same suspension rules as public schools, ensuring consistency across educational institutions. The changes outlined in the bill are set to take effect immediately upon enactment.