Prohibits school districts from authorizing home schooling for students under investigation for child abuse or neglect or with involved parties.

New York S10715, known as "Raylee's law," amends the education law to prohibit school districts from authorizing home instruction for currently enrolled public school students if there is a pending child abuse or neglect investigation or if either custodial parent or a person instructing the child has been convicted of domestic violence, child abuse, or neglect. The superintendent of the school district must be notified of such cases, and the office of children and family services must confirm the case status within 48 hours. This act takes effect immediately.

Prohibits school districts from authorizing home schooling for students under investigation for child abuse or neglect or with involved parties.

New York S10715, known as "Raylee's law," amends the education law to prohibit school districts from authorizing home instruction for currently enrolled public school students if there is a pending child abuse or neglect investigation or if either custodial parent or a person instructing the child has been convicted of domestic violence, child abuse, or neglect. The superintendent of the school district must be notified of such cases, and the office of children and family services must confirm the case status within 48 hours. This act takes effect immediately.