New York S07988 amends the education law to retain records of certain acts of alleged misconduct for the duration of the statute of limitations.
New York S07988 amends the education law to change the retention period for records of certain acts of alleged misconduct. Specifically, it mandates that such records be expunged from school or school district records after five years unless they relate to certain criminal or civil law violations, in which case they must be retained for the duration of the statute of limitations. This change aims to balance privacy concerns with the need to maintain records for legal proceedings.
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