Title EDN, Education

§ 355. Powers and duties of trustees--administrative and fiscal\nfunctions. 1. Subject to the provisions of the plan or general revision\nthereof proposed by the state university trustees as approved by the\nregents pursuant to section two hundred thirty-seven of this chapter,\n…

§ 355-a. Powers and duties of trustees--personnel functions. 1. (a)\nThe state university trustees are authorized and empowered to classify\nand reclassify all positions in the state university determined pursuant\nto section thirty-five of the civil service law to be in the\npr…

§ 355-b. Investments in designated obligations; indemnifications. 1.\nIt is hereby found and declared that obligations of the state of New\nYork, the New York state housing finance agency and the dormitory\nauthority of the state of New York are reasonable, prudent, proper and\n…

§ 355-c. College opportunity to prepare for employment. 1. The state\nuniversity is authorized to enter into an agreement with the department\nof social services for the establishment of the college opportunity to\nprepare for employment (COPE) program for the development of a p…

§ 355-d. Educational opportunity centers. 1. There shall be created\nwithin the state university of New York a comprehensive system of higher\neducation programs and services that promote the growth and stability of\nthe state's educationally and economically challenged communit…

§ 355-e. New York state firearm violence research institute. 1.\nInstitute formation and goals. Subject to amounts available by\nappropriation, the New York state firearm violence research institute,\nhereinafter the "institute", is hereby created within the state\nuniversity of…

§ 356. Councils of state-operated institutions; powers and duties. 1.\nSubject to the general management, supervision and control of and in\naccordance with rules established by the state university trustees, the\noperations and affairs of each state-operated institution of the …

§ 357. Statutory or contract colleges. Statutory or contract colleges\nshall continue to be operated pursuant to the provisions of this chapter\nbut such colleges shall be subject to the general supervision of the\nstate university trustees.\n

§ 358. State aid for certain higher educational institutions. 1.\nState financial assistance may be provided for designated shares of\ncapital expenditures or operating expenditures or both to the following\ntypes of institutions operating in conjunction with the state universit…

§ 359. Reports of the state university trustees. 1. The trustees of\nthe state university shall make, on or before January first of each\nyear, an annual report of its activities and such recommendations as it\nmay deem appropriate to the board of regents, the governor, the stat…

§ 360. Powers to Regulate Traffic on University Grounds. 1. For the\npurpose of providing for the safety and convenience of its students,\nfaculty, employees, and visitors within and upon the property, roads,\nstreets, and highways under the supervision and control of the state\…

§ 3601. When apportioned and how applied. The amount annually\nappropriated by the legislature for general support for public schools,\nnet of disallowances, refunds, reimbursements and credits, shall be\napportioned by the commissioner each year prior to the dates of the\nrespe…

§ 3602. Apportionment of public moneys to school districts employing\neight or more teachers. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this\nchapter or any other provisions of law, each school district of the\nstate employing eight or more teachers shall receive its apportionment…

§ 3602-b. Apportionment of moneys to school districts employing fewer\nthan eight teachers. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, each\nschool district of the state employing fewer than eight teachers shall\nreceive its apportionment of public money payable during the s…

§ 3602-c. Apportionment of moneys to school districts for the\nprovision of services to pupils attending nonpublic schools. 1.\nDefinitions. As used in this section the following terms are defined as\nfollows:\n a. "Services" shall mean instruction in the areas of gifted pupils,…

§ 3602-d. Work-prep education program. 1. Legislative findings. The\nlegislature recognizes that rapid technological advances and global\neconomic competition demand increased levels of skilled career education\npreparation and readiness on the part of youths entering the workfo…

§ 3602-e. Universal prekindergarten program. 1. Definitions. For the\npurposes of this section, the following terms shall have the following\nmeanings:\n a. "School district" shall mean all public school districts eligible\nfor total foundation aid pursuant to subdivision four o…

* § 3602-ee. Statewide universal full-day pre-kindergarten program. 1.\nThe purpose of the universal full-day pre-kindergarten program is to\nincentivize and fund state-of-the-art innovative pre-kindergarten\nprograms and to encourage program creativity through competition.\n 2.…

§ 3602-f. Apportionment of moneys to school districts that result from\nthe partitioning of territory and formation of new school districts by\ndistrict superintendents. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to\nthe contrary, the apportionment of public money payable to sch…

§ 3604. Conditions under which districts are entitled to\napportionment. Apportionment of state funds shall be made subject to\nthe following conditions:\n 4. The apportionments provided for in section thirty-six hundred two\nof this chapter are for the purpose of aiding school …

§ 3606. Nonresident academic attendance; manner of certifying and\npaying apportionment. The commissioner of education immediately after\nmaking an apportionment shall certify, or cause to be certified, to the\ntreasurer, if there be one, otherwise to the disbursing officer or\n…

§ 3607. Manner of payment of moneys apportioned. Upon the audit of\nvouchers certified by the commissioner of education, the comptroller\nshall draw his warrant on the commissioner of taxation and finance for\npayment of any moneys apportioned for the support of common schools.\…

§ 3608. Certificate of apportionment by commissioner of education. As\nsoon as possible after the making of any annual or general or\nsupplemental apportionment, the commissioner of education shall certify\nit, or cause it to be certified, to the district superintendents, city\n…

§ 3609-a. Moneys apportioned, when and how payable commencing July\nfirst, two thousand seven.\n For aid payable in the two thousand seven--two thousand eight school\nyear through the two thousand twenty-six--two thousand twenty-seven\nschool year, "moneys apportioned" shall mea…

§ 3609-b. Moneys apportioned for students with disabilities, when and\nhow payable. Moneys apportioned to school districts for the excess cost\naid setaside pursuant to subdivision four of section thirty-six hundred\ntwo of this article and the apportionments for students with\n…

§ 3609-d. Moneys apportioned for board of cooperative educational\nservices aidable expenditures when and how payable commencing July\nfirst, two thousand four. Notwithstanding the provisions of section\nthirty-six hundred nine-a of this article, apportionments payable\npursuant…

§ 3609-e. School tax relief aid, when and how payable commencing July\nfirst, nineteen hundred ninety-eight. Notwithstanding any other\nprovisions of this article, school tax relief aid shall be paid pursuant\nto this section.\n 1. Definitions. As used in this section the follow…

§ 3609-f. Moneys apportioned to school districts for lottery grants\npursuant to subparagraph two-a of paragraph b of subdivision four of\nsection ninety-two-c of the state finance law, when and how payable\ncommencing July first, two thousand seven. Notwithstanding the\nprovisi…

§ 3609-g. Moneys apportioned to school districts for reimbursement of\narticle twenty-three of the tax law payments commencing in the 2009-2010\nschool year. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary,\nschool districts shall be reimbursed for payments made pursu…

§ 3609-h. Moneys apportioned to school districts for commercial gaming\ngrants pursuant to subdivision six of section ninety-seven-nnnn of the\nstate finance law, when and how payable commencing July first, two\nthousand fourteen. Notwithstanding the provisions of section thirty…

§ 361. START-UP NY program leases. 1. Any lease or contract between a\nstate university campus, city university campus or community college as\ndefined in section four hundred thirty-one of the economic development\nlaw and a business for the use of vacant land or vacant space o…

§ 3610. Apportionment for apprenticeship training. 1. Apprenticeship\ntraining programs. Local education agencies which provide related or\nsupplemental instruction to apprentices registered by the state\ndepartment of labor pursuant to article twenty-three of the labor law\nsha…

§ 3611. Racial and cultural awareness fund. 1. There is hereby\nestablished in the joint custody of the state comptroller and the\ncommissioner of taxation and finance a fund to be known as the racial\nand cultural awareness fund.\n 2. Such fund shall consist of all revenues rec…

§ 3612. Teachers of tomorrow teacher recruitment and retention\nprogram. 1. Definitions. a. The term "teacher shortage area" means a\npublic school or subject area in which there was a shortage of certified\nteachers in the previous school year and there is a projected shortage\…

§ 3613. School district reorganizations and real property tax rates.\n1. When two or more school districts propose to reorganize pursuant to\nsections fifteen hundred eleven through fifteen hundred thirteen,\nfifteen hundred twenty-four, fifteen hundred twenty-six, seventeen\nhu…

§ 3620. Application. Part two of this article applies to all school\ndistricts which receive a quota for the transportation of pupils. It is\nnot intended by any provision in part two of this article to change or\nmodify in any manner the provisions of this chapter providing and…

§ 3621. Definitions. As used in this part and subdivision seven of\nsection thirty-six hundred two of this article:\n 1. "School district" means common school districts, to the extent that\nthey provide transportation of students in grades seven through twelve\nto a school outsi…

§ 3622. Routes. The board of education or trustees shall plan each\nschool transportation route, as defined in subdivision three of section\nthirty-six hundred twenty-one of this article, in such manner as to\npromote maximum efficiency in the operation of a school bus on such\n…

§ 3622-a. Aidable regular transportation. For the computation of\ntransportation aid pursuant to the requirements of subdivision seven of\nsection thirty-six hundred two of this article and this part, aidable\nregular transportation shall include the following, provided that the…

§ 3623. School buses. 1. a. The commissioner of transportation in\nconsultation with the commissioner shall adopt, promulgate and enforce\nrules, standards and specifications regulating and controlling the\nefficiency and equipment of school buses used to transport pupils, with\…

§ 3623-a. Allowable transportation expense. For the computation of\ntransportation aid pursuant to the requirements of subdivision seven of\nsection thirty-six hundred two of this article and this part, allowable\ntransportation expense shall include expenditures for aidable reg…

§ 3624. Drivers, monitors and attendants. The commissioner shall\ndetermine and define the qualifications of drivers, monitors and\nattendants and shall make the rules and regulations governing the\noperation of all transportation facilities used by pupils which rules\nand regul…

§ 3625. Contracts. 1. Form of transportation contracts. Every\ncontract for transportation of school children shall be in writing or in\nan electronic form approved by the commissioner when available, and\nbefore such contract is filed with the department as required by\nsubdivi…

§ 3626. Data for administration. The commissioner may require the\nclerk of the board of education or the trustee of any school district\nentitled to transportation aid to file any data deemed necessary for the\nproper and efficient administration of this part and subdivision se…

§ 3627. Transportation after 4pm. 1. Notwithstanding any other\nprovisions of this section to the contrary, for the two thousand\nthirteen--two thousand fourteen and two thousand fourteen--two thousand\nfifteen school year and thereafter, a city school district located in a\ncit…

§ 3628. Excess expenditures. Unless otherwise provided in this part,\nany expenditure for transportation in excess of the allowable\ntransportation expense as determined according to the provisions of this\npart shall not be used in determining the amount of any other form of\ns…

§ 363. Curing Alzheimer's health consortium. 1. There is hereby\nestablished within the state university of New York the curing\nAlzheimer's health consortium. The consortium shall have as its purpose\nto identify genes that predict an increased risk for developing the\ndisease,…

§ 3635. Transportation. 1. a. Sufficient transportation facilities\n(including the operation and maintenance of motor vehicles) shall be\nprovided by the school district for all the children residing within the\nschool district to and from the school they legally attend, who are…

§ 3635-a. Safety belt usage. 1. A board of education or board of\ntrustees may, in its discretion, following a public hearing for the\npurpose of determining whether a resolution shall be adopted, provide\nfor the use of seat safety belts on such school buses, in accordance\nwit…

§ 3635-b. Authorization to provide pupil transportation in child\nsafety zones. 1. This section shall apply where the board of education\nor trustees of a common, central, central high school, union free school\ndistrict, or city school district of a city with less than one hund…