Apr 26th, 2021Section 3020 of the Education Law provides, in part, “No person enjoying the benefits of tenure shall be disciplined or removed during a term of employment except for just cause” and in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 3020-a of the Education Law. These procedures include formal written charges and a hearing. Without …
Apr 26th, 2021Under New York Public Health Law § 2164(7)(a), all schools must ensure that students attending school in grades Pre-K to 12 have received mandatory vaccinations. School districts may not permit a student to attend school in excess of fourteen days without a certificate demonstrating compliance. The only exemption to the immunization requirement is a certification …
Mar 23rd, 2021A Capital Outlay Project is a program authorized by Education Law and the NYSED Office of Facilities planning which allows school districts to plan and implement a Capital Project by informing voters about the project in the budget newsletter and including a line item for the project in the school district budget. If the budget …
Feb 23rd, 2021Teachers often serve as extraclassroom activity advisors. Extraclassroom activities, in turn, often involve student fundraising efforts. Students use the fundraising experience to learn basic financial literacy and accounting, with the goal of using the money raised to participate in an extraclassroom experience. Club advisors should be provided with written guidance and support regarding their financial …
Feb 23rd, 2021In a 2011 decision, T.K. v. New York City Dep’t of Ed., 779 F. Supp.2d 289 (E.D.N.Y. 2011), the U.S. District Court determined that there may be times when a Committee on Special Education (“CSE”) is required to address bullying in a student’s Individualized Education Plan (“IEP”) and that failure to do so may deny …
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