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NY Educ L § 3222 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3222 - Schooling Record.

§ 3222. Schooling  record.    1. By whom issued.  The schooling record   shall be issued by the principal of the school the minor attends or last   attended, or by a teacher deputized by the principal or by a supervising   official, and during the months of July and August, and at  other  times   in  extraordinary  circumstances  and emergencies, by one or more public   school officials deputized in writing by the chancellor in New York city   and elsewhere by the  superintendent  of  schools  or  by  the  district   superintendent of schools.2.  Procedure.    On application of the person in parental relation, a   schooling record shall be issued promptly to a minor who  complies  with   the following conditions:a.  Presents  a  certificate of physical fitness.   Upon receipt of an   application for a schooling record the person authorized to  issue  such   record  shall  request  that  an  examination be made of the minor for a   certificate of physical fitness  in  accordance  with  the  requirements   herein prescribed.b. Meets the specified age requirement.3. Such schooling record shall show, when practicable, the name of the   school  and  grade  or  class  which the minor is then attending or last   attended.4. Upon notification by the division of criminal justice services that   a child has been listed as a missing child, a school in which the  child   is  currently or was previously enrolled shall flag the schooling record   of the child in such a manner that whenever a  copy  of  or  information   concerning  the  schooling record is requested, the person authorized to   issue such record shall be alerted to the fact that the child  has  been   reported  as a missing child. The school shall immediately report to the   local law enforcement authority and the  division  of  criminal  justice   services  any  request concerning flagged schooling records or knowledge   as to the whereabouts of any missing child.  Upon  notification  by  the   division  of criminal justice services that a reported missing child has   been recovered, the school shall  remove  the  flag  from  the  person's   schooling record.5. Upon notification by the division of criminal justice services that   a  child  who  may be listed as a missing child is currently enrolled in   and believed to be attending  a  New  York  school,  such  school  shall   immediately notify the division of criminal justice services.
NY Educ L § 3223 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3223 - Duties of Employers.

§ 3223.   Duties  of employers.  The employer of any minor required to   have an employment certificate:1. Shall satisfy himself  that  the  minor  presenting  an  employment   certificate is in fact the minor named therein.2.  Shall  before  employment begins, file at the place of the minor's   employment such certificate so that it may be readily accessible to  any   authorized person to examine such document.3.  Shall,  upon  termination  of  the  minor's employment, return the   employment certificate to the minor.
NY Educ L § 3224 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3224 - Temporary Services.

§ 3224. Temporary  services.    a.  If  an  employer  is  engaged in a   business of  assigning  employees  for  temporary  services  at  another   establishment,  and  the  employer  compensates  the  employee  for such   services rendered the employer shall keep on  file  in  his  office  the   employment   certificate  and  shall  cause  to  be  delivered  to  each   establishment where the child will perform his services a true  copy  of   such  employment certificate.   Such delivery shall be deemed compliance   with  sections  thirty-two  hundred  sixteen  and   thirty-two   hundred   twenty-three  of this chapter.  The owner of each establishment to which   the child is assigned shall keep on file in his office such copy of  the   employment  certificate,  which shall be deemed compliance with sections   thirty-two hundred sixteen and thirty-two hundred twenty-three  of  this   chapter, and shall return such copy to the employer at the conclusion of   the  child's  assignment.    Such  employer  shall  note on the original   employment certificate the existence of each copy.b. As used in  this  section,  the  term  "establishment"  includes  a   factory,  mercantile  establishment,  business office, restaurant, hotel   and any other trade, business or service.c. The commissioner of education may promulgate rules and  regulations   as  he deems necessary to insure that employment under the provisions of   this section shall not be harmful or undesirable from the point of  view   of the welfare, development, or proper education of the child.
NY Educ L § 3225 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3225 - Special Employment Certificate.

§  3225.  Special  employment  certificate.    1. A special employment   certificate may be issued to a minor fifteen years of age, found  to  be   incapable  of profiting by further instruction available upon compliance   with the same requirements as in the  case  of  a  full-time  employment   certificate.2.  The  fact  that  a  minor  is  incapable of profiting from further   instruction  available  shall  be  determined  in  accordance  with  the   provisions  of  section thirty-two hundred eight of this article and the   regulations of the commissioner of education.3. A special employment certificate shall not authorize the employment   of a minor in or in connection with or for a factory.
NY Educ L § 3226 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3226 - Farm Work Permits.

§ 3226. Farm  work permits.   1. A farm work permit may be issued to a   minor fourteen or fifteen years of age authorizing  employment  in  farm   service.2.  A farm work permit also may be issued to a minor over twelve years   of age for employment in assisting in the hand work harvest of  berries,   fruits  and  vegetables  pursuant  to  paragraph e of subdivision two of   section one hundred thirty of the labor law.3. To obtain a farm work permit a minor shall present to  the  issuing   officer the following:a. Evidence of age;b. Written consent of the parent or guardian; andc. A certificate of physical fitness.4.  Such  permit  shall  be valid only when signed by the employer and   subject only to the condition that it shall not be valid for work in  or   in connection with a factory.5.  A  farm  work permit shall not be required for the employment of a   minor sixteen years of age or over in farm service.
NY Educ L § 3227 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3227 - Street Trades.

§ 3227. Street  trades. 1. Definition. A street trade for the purposes   of part one  of  this  article  shall  include  the  carrying,  selling,   exposing  or offering for sale of newspapers or periodicals, and work as   a bootblack, but shall not  include  the  occupation  engaged  in  by  a   newspaper  carrier  as  defined in subdivision one of section thirty-two   hundred twenty-eight of this chapter.2. Application.  The provisions of this section  shall  apply  to  all   school districts.3.  No  minor under fourteen years of age shall be engaged in a street   trade; and no minor from fourteen to eighteen years of age shall  be  so   engaged  unless  a  street trades permit has been lawfully issued to the   minor.4. A street trades permit shall be issued in the same manner and  with   the same requirements as in the case of an employment certificate.  Such   a permit shall expire two years from the date of its issuance.5.  A minor to whom a street trades permit has been issued shall carry   it on his or her person while engaged in a street trade.  Such a  permit   shall  not  be  transferred  to  another  minor  or  used  by another if   transferred.6. No minor shall be engaged in a street trade before six  o'clock  in   the  morning nor after seven o'clock in the evening, nor during the time   the minor is required to attend upon instruction,  nor  more  than  four   hours in any one day when school is in session, nor more than five hours   in any one day when school is not in session.7. The police shall enforce the provisions of this section except with   respect  to  the  issuance  and revocation of street trades permits. The   industrial commissioner shall have  concurrent  power  to  enforce  this   section  except  with  respect  to the issuance and revocation of street   trades permits.8. The school authorities may revoke the permit for  cause  after  due   notice.
NY Educ L § 3230 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3230 - School District Meetings and Activities.

§ 3230. School  district  meetings  and  activities.  1.  The board of   education or trustees of each school district shall ensure that  at  any   meeting  or  activity  which  is  conducted  by  the board of education,   trustees, school district or a district school which is  specific  to  a   child's  educational  program  and  which parents or persons in parental   relationship who are  deaf  or  hard  of  hearing,  as  defined  by  the   commissioner,  attend,  the board of education or trustees shall provide   interpreter services at no charge to such persons,  provided  a  written   request therefor is made to the school district within a reasonable time   prior  to  the  scheduled  meeting or activity. In the event interpreter   services are requested, the school district shall appoint an interpreter   of the deaf to interpret the proceedings of the meeting or activity.  In   the   event   that  an  interpreter  is  unavailable,  other  reasonable   accommodations shall be made which are satisfactory to  the  parents  or   guardians.2.  Each  board  of  education  or trustees shall adopt a policy which   shall establish the time limitation for requesting interpreter services,   examples of what  constitutes  reasonable  accommodations  and  how  the   regulations  of  the  commissioner  promulgated pursuant to this chapter   shall be implemented.3. For the purposes of this  section  "meeting"  or  "activity"  shall   include  those  school-initiated meetings or activities which parents or   persons in parental relationship who are deaf or hard of hearing  attend   which  are specific to the academic and/or disciplinary aspects of their   child's educational program  including  parent-teacher  conferences  and   other such meetings and activities as defined by the commissioner.
NY Educ L § 3232 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3232 - Courts Having Jurisdiction.

§ 3232. Courts  having  jurisdiction.   1. Courts sitting as courts of   special  sessions  or  as  magistrates'  courts  shall  have  concurrent   jurisdiction  with  family  courts to hear, try and determine charges of   violation of the provisions of part one of this  article,  within  their   respective  jurisdiction.    In the counties of Cortland and Westchester   and in the city of New York family courts shall have exclusive  original   jurisdiction  in  such proceedings.  Notwithstanding other provisions of   law, family courts shall have jurisdiction, for the purposes of part one   of this article, of minors.2. A prosecution instituted under the provisions of part one  of  this   article shall be deemed a bar to a prosecution under the labor law based   on the same state of facts.
NY Educ L § 3233 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3233 - Penalties.

§ 3233. Penalties.   Except as otherwise provided, a violation of part   one of this article shall be punishable for the first offense by a  fine   not exceeding ten dollars or ten days' imprisonment; for each subsequent   offense  by  a  fine not exceeding fifty dollars, or by imprisonment not   exceeding thirty days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.A violation of sections thirty-two hundred fifteen, thirty-two hundred   twenty-three and thirty-two hundred twenty-four of this article shall be   punishable for a first offense by a fine of not  less  than  twenty  nor   more than fifty dollars; for a second offense by a fine of not less than   fifty  nor  more  than two hundred fifty dollars, or by imprisonment for   not more than thirty days or by both such fine and imprisonment;  for  a   third  offense  by a fine of not less than two hundred fifty dollars, or   by imprisonment for not more than sixty days, or by both such  fine  and   imprisonment.Any  person who knowingly makes a false statement in or in relation to   any application made for an employment certificate or permit as  to  any   matter  required  by  this  chapter  to appear in any affidavit, record,   transcript, certificate or permit therein provided for, is guilty  of  a   misdemeanor  and  upon  conviction  shall be punished, except as in this   chapter or in the penal law otherwise provided, for a first offense by a   fine of not more than one hundred dollars; for a  second  offense  by  a   fine of not less than one hundred nor more than five hundred dollars, or   by  imprisonment  for not more than thirty days or by both such fine and   imprisonment; for a subsequent offense by a fine of not less than  three   hundred  dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than sixty days, or by   both such fine and imprisonment.
NY Educ L § 3234 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3234 - Enforcement; Withholding State Moneys by Commissioner of Education.

§ 3234. Enforcement;  withholding  state  moneys  by  commissioner  of   education.   1.  The  commissioner  of  education  shall  supervise  the   enforcement  of part one of this article and he may withhold one-half of   all public school moneys from  any  city  or  district,  which,  in  his   judgment,  wilfully  omits and refuses to enforce the provisions of part   one of this article, after due notice, so often  and  so  long  as  such   wilful omission and refusal shall, in his judgment, occur, or continue.2.  If the provisions of part one of this article are complied with at   any time within one year  from  the  date  on  which  said  moneys  were   withheld,  the money so withheld shall be paid over by said commissioner   of education to such district or city, otherwise forfeited to the state.
NY Educ L § 3240 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 2 - School Census 3240 - School Census in the Cities of New York, Buffalo and Rochester.

§ 3240. School   census  in  the  cities  of  New  York,  Buffalo  and   Rochester.  In the cities of New York, Buffalo and  Rochester  provision   shall  be  made  by the board of education for taking a school census in   connection with the work of enforcing part one of this article.
NY Educ L § 3242 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 2 - School Census 3242 - School Census in School Districts.

§ 3242. School  census  in  school districts. The trustees or board of   education of every school district may cause a census to be taken of all   children between birth and eighteen years of  age,  including  all  such   facts  and  information  as  are  required in the census provided for in   section thirty-two hundred forty-one of this part. Such census shall  be   prepared  biennially for children between ages five and eighteen who are   entitled to attend the public schools  without  payment  of  tuition  in   duplicate  in  their  respective  school districts, and one copy thereof   filed with the teacher or principal and the other copy  filed  with  the   district superintendent or superintendent on or before the fifteenth day   of  October.  For  pre-school  students from birth to five years of age,   such census may be prepared  and  filed  biennially  on  or  before  the   fifteenth  day  of  October.  Such  census shall include the reports and   information required from  cities  as  provided  in  section  thirty-two   hundred forty-one of this part. All information regarding a student with   a  disability  under the age of twenty-one years shall be filed annually   with the superintendent of the board of cooperative educational services   of which said district may be a part.
NY Educ L § 3243 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 2 - School Census 3243 - Penalty for Withholding Information.

§ 3243. Penalty  for  withholding information.   A parent, guardian or   other person having under his control or charge a  child  between  birth   and  eighteen  years of age who withholds or refuses to give information   in his possession relating to such child and required under part two  of   this  article,  or  any  such parent, guardian or other person who gives   false information in relation thereto, shall be liable to  and  punished   by  a fine not exceeding twenty dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding   thirty days.
NY Educ L § 3602-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys Part 1 - General Provisions 3602-B - Apportionment of Moneys to School Districts Employing Fewer Than Eight Teachers.

§ 3602-b. Apportionment  of moneys to school districts employing fewer   than eight teachers. 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, each   school district of the state employing fewer than eight  teachers  shall   receive its apportionment of public money payable during the school year   commencing   July   first,   nineteen  hundred  sixty-three  and  during   subsequent school years pursuant to the provisions of this section. Such   apportionment shall be computed by applying the state sharing  ratio  of   the  district  computed  in  the  same  manner  as  provided  in section   thirty-six hundred two of this article to the approved operating expense   of the school district for operating purposes and for transportation.a. Approved operating expense shall be for the year prior to the  base   year  as  defined  in section thirty-six hundred two of this article and   shall be determined  in  the  same  manner  provided  in  such  section,   provided,  however, that the amount so approved shall not exceed the sum   of (1) four thousand five hundred dollars multiplied by  the  lesser  of   the  number of full-time teachers employed during such year prior to the   base year or seven and (2) weighted average daily attendance as  defined   in  section  thirty-six  hundred  two  of this article for the base year   multiplied by the sum of  sixty  dollars  plus  an  amount  computed  by   multiplying  ninety cents by such weighted average daily attendance. Any   such district employing three or more teachers shall be permitted to use   the weighted average daily  attendance  averaged  over  the  three  year   period  immediately  preceding  the  current  year as defined in section   thirty-six hundred two of this article.b. Approved transportation expense shall be  for  the  base  year  and   shall  be determined in the same manner as provided in subdivision seven   of section thirty-six hundred two of this chapter.2. If the local revenue provided by any such school  district  in  the   current  year,  as  defined  in  section  thirty-six hundred two of this   article, inclusive of its local nonproperty tax receipts, is  less  than   the  amount which could be raised by a tax at the rate specified in this   section on  its  actual  valuation  as  defined  in  such  section,  the   apportionment for such current year shall be reduced by the amount which   such local revenue is less than the amount which could be raised at such   rate.  The  rate  for  the  school year two thousand seven--two thousand   eight and thereafter shall be the local tax factor established  pursuant   to subdivision four of section thirty-six hundred two of this article.
NY Educ L § 3606 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys Part 1 - General Provisions 3606 - Nonresident Academic Attendance; Manner of Certifying and Paying Apportionment.

§ 3606. Nonresident  academic  attendance;  manner  of  certifying and   paying apportionment.  The commissioner of education  immediately  after   making  an apportionment shall certify, or cause to be certified, to the   treasurer, if there be one,  otherwise  to  the  disbursing  officer  or   collector   of   each  school  district  or  academy  included  in  such   apportionment, except those located within the territory of the city  of   New  York,  the  amount  of  money  which has been allotted to each said   school district or academy.  The payment of said allotment shall be made   by the commissioner of taxation and finance directly to  the  treasurer,   if  there  be  one,  otherwise to the disbursing officer or collector of   each school  district  or  academy  named  in  the  certificate  of  the   commissioner of education.  Any apportionment which shall be made to the   city school district of the city of New York shall be certified and paid   to  the  commissioner  of  finance  of  the  city  of  New York, and any   apportionment which shall be made to any private academy situated within   the territory of the city of New  York,  shall  be  certified  and  paid   directly  to  the  disbursing  officer  of  the  academy  to  which  the   apportionment is made.
NY Educ L § 3607 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys Part 1 - General Provisions 3607 - Manner of Payment of Moneys Apportioned.

§ 3607. Manner  of  payment  of moneys apportioned.  Upon the audit of   vouchers certified by the commissioner  of  education,  the  comptroller   shall  draw  his warrant on the commissioner of taxation and finance for   payment of any moneys apportioned for the  support  of  common  schools.   Such  payment shall be made to the treasurer, if there be one, otherwise   to the disbursing officer or collector of each school district,  and  to   the  commissioner of finance of the city of New York for the city school   district of the city of New York, through the commissioner of education.
NY Educ L § 3608 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys Part 1 - General Provisions 3608 - Certificate of Apportionment by Commissioner of Education.

§ 3608. Certificate of apportionment by commissioner of education.  As   soon  as  possible  after  the  making  of  any  annual  or  general  or   supplemental apportionment, the commissioner of education shall  certify   it,  or  cause it to be certified, to the district superintendents, city   treasurer or chamberlain of each city school district of a  city  having   one  hundred  twenty-five  thousand inhabitants or more according to the   latest federal census, the city school district treasurer of every other   city school district, and the treasurer, if there be one,  otherwise  to   the  disbursing officer or collector of each school district included in   such apportionment.