New York S10372 mandates high school students to complete thirty-six hours of community service to graduate.
New York S10372 amends the education law to require all secondary school students to complete a minimum of eight community service hours per academic year. This amounts to a total of thirty-six hours by the time a student graduates. The commissioner, in cooperation with the board of regents, is authorized to establish and develop this community service requirement.
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