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- Referred to education
- Referred to education
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Authorizes school districts to enforce and continue in effect the suspension of a pupil ordered by the school district that the pupil previously attended
Senate Floor Calendar · Sponsor Carl L. Marcellino
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Sponsor's memo
BILL NUMBER:A7669 Revised 04/05/10
Title of bill
An act to amend the education law, in relation to the enforcement of the suspension of pupils from school
Purpose
This legislation authorizes school districts to enforce and continue in effect the suspension of a pupil ordered by the school district that the pupil previously attended.
Summary of provisions
Subdivision 3 of section 3214 of the education law is amended by adding a new paragraph b-1 to authorize school districts to enforce and continue in effect the suspension of a pupil ordered by the school district that the pupil previously attended.
Any upheld suspension must be enforced and continued in a manner consistent with the original suspension and with applicable provisions of section 3214 of the education law.
Justification
There currently exists a dangerous loophole within the New York State Education Law in the area of safety. Presently, school districts do not have the right to honor a suspension issued by another school district. A student who is under a superintendent suspension or long-term suspension from another school district can relocate and imme- diately enter the school district of his or her new residence. This practice is used to find a way around the suspension and potentially puts students in the new school at risk. Therefore safety concerns and the health and well being of the school population necessitates this loophole be closed.
Legislative history
A10479 of 2008 remained in Education Committee S.6939 of 2006 passed senate
Fiscal implications
None.
Effective date
is act shall take effect immediately.
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