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NY Educ L § 4101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4101 - Duties of Commissioner Regarding Indian Children.

§ 4101. Duties  of  commissioner  regarding  Indian  children.  1. The   commissioner of education shall establish schools  in  such  places  and   maintain  such  courses  of instruction therein for the education of the   Indian children of the state as he or she shall deem  necessary.  He  or   she  shall have general supervision of such education and shall cause to   be erected where necessary convenient and suitable school buildings  for   the accommodation of all the Indian children of the state.2.  Notwithstanding  any other provision of law, rule or regulation to   the contrary, the commissioner in his or her discretion may, instead  of   establishing  schools and maintaining courses of instruction therein for   the education of the Indian children  of  the  state,  contract,  for  a   period of up to ten years, with any school district for the education of   such  Indian children. The consideration for any such contract shall not   exceed the total cost to the school district of the education of  Indian   children  pursuant  to such contract, less any public moneys received by   the school district by reason of the attendance of such Indian  children   in regular day school, except any public moneys received by the district   as  a  building quota pursuant to the provisions of subdivision six-a of   section thirty-six hundred two of  this  chapter.  The  commissioner  of   taxation  and finance shall pay on the warrant of the comptroller bills,   for the costs and expenses attending  such  contract,  approved  by  the   commissioner  of  education  from  the appropriation for the support and   education of Indian children. In carrying out  the  provisions  of  this   article  the  commissioner,  notwithstanding any other provision of law,   may lease  any  school  ground,  site  or  building  established  for  a   reservation  and  owned  by the state of New York to any school district   upon such terms and conditions  as  he  or  she  shall  deem  necessary,   convenient and proper. Nothing herein contained shall alter the title of   the Indians to their lands.3.  The  commissioner of education shall also enforce this article and   pay from the funds set apart for Indian education any necessary  expense   incurred thereby.4.  Notwithstanding  any  other  provision  of law to the contrary, an   Indian child who is resident  of  any  portion  of  reservation  located   wholly  or  partly  within  the  borders of the state shall be deemed an   Indian child for the purposes of this article.
NY Educ L § 4102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4102 - Rights of Indians and of State Shall Be Guarded.

§ 4102. Rights of Indians and of state shall be guarded.  Any contract   which  may  be entered into with Indians for the use or occupancy of any   land for school  grounds,  sites  or  buildings,  shall  provide  proper   protection  for  the  title  of  the  Indians  to their lands, and shall   reserve to the state the right to remove or  otherwise  dispose  of  all   improvements made at the expense of the state.
NY Educ L § 4103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4103 - Indian Children Not Entitled to Free Tuition in Public Schools.

§ 4103. Indian  children  not  entitled  to  free  tuition  in  public   schools.  Indian children residing on a reservation are not entitled  to   free  tuition  in  districts outside the reservation but may be received   into the schools of such districts  on  the  approval  of  the  trustees   thereof and the commissioner of education.
NY Educ L § 4104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4104 - Employment of Teachers, Salaries, Et Cetera.

§ 4104. Employment   of   teachers,  salaries,  et  cetera.    1.  The   commissioner  of  education  shall  employ   all   necessary   teachers,   attendance  officers  and  other assistants and employees, and fix their   salaries within the amount of the appropriations made therefor, as shall   be necessary for the proper enforcement  of  the  statutes  relating  to   Indian education.2.  The  personnel of the faculty of each state Indian school shall be   classified as follows:a. Principalb. Vice principalc. Teacher3. Each member of the faculty shall receive an  annual  salary  to  be   paid over a ten month period, except that the principal shall receive an   annual salary to be paid over a twelve month period.4.  Any  contribution of food, lodging or maintenance by the state, or   any commutation in lieu of maintenance, except  traveling  expenses  and   field  allowances, shall be considered as part of the salary to be paid.   The fair value of such food, lodging, maintenance or  commutation  shall   be determined by the director of the budget and may in his discretion be   deducted  from  the  salary  to  which  a  member  of  the faculty would   otherwise be entitled.
NY Educ L § 4105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4105 - Required Attendance Upon Instruction.

§ 4105.   Required attendance upon instruction.  1. Every Indian child   between six and sixteen years of age,  in  proper  physical  and  mental   condition to attend school, shall regularly attend upon instruction at a   school  in  which  at  least  the  common  school  branches  of reading,   spelling, writing, arithmetic, English grammar and geography are  taught   in  English,  or  upon  equivalent  instruction  by  a competent teacher   elsewhere than at such school as follows:  Every  Indian  child  between   fourteen  and sixteen years of age not regularly and lawfully engaged in   any useful employment or service, and every such child between  six  and   fourteen  years  of  age,  shall so attend upon instruction as many days   annually during the period between the first days of September  and  the   following  July  as  a public school of the community or district of the   reservation, in which such child resides, shall be in session during the   same period.2. If any such child shall so attend upon instruction  elsewhere  than   at  the  public school, such instruction shall be at least equivalent to   the instruction given to Indian children of like age at a school of  the   community  or  district  in  which  such  child  shall  reside; and such   attendance shall be for at least as many hours of each day  thereof,  as   are  required  of  children of like age at public schools and no greater   total amount of holidays and  vacations  shall  be  deducted  from  such   attendance during the period such attendance is required than is allowed   in  public  schools  for  children of like age. Occasional absences from   such attendance not amounting to irregular attendance in a fair  meaning   of the term, shall be allowed upon such excuses only as would be allowed   in like cases by the general rules and practices of public schools.3.  Transportation shall be provided for Indian children who live more   than a mile from the elementary and high schools they  attend,  and  the   commissioner  of education is hereby empowered to make provision for the   cost of the same as a part of the care and education of Indian children.
NY Educ L § 4106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4106 - Duties of Persons in Parental Relation to Indian Children.

§ 4106. Duties  of  persons  in  parental relation to Indian children.   Any person in parental relation to  an  Indian  child  between  six  and   sixteen  years  of age in proper physical and mental condition to attend   school, shall cause such child to attend upon instruction as provided in   this article.
NY Educ L § 4107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4107 - Penalty for Failure to Send Children to School.

§ 4107. Penalty  for  failure to send children to school.  A violation   of section forty-one hundred six shall be a misdemeanor, punishable  for   the   first  offense  by  a  fine  not  exceeding  five  dollars  or  by   imprisonment not exceeding ten days, and for each subsequent offense, by   a fine  not  exceeding  twenty-five  dollars,  or  by  imprisonment  not   exceeding thirty days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.  Courts of   special  sessions  shall,  subject  to  removal, as provided in sections   fifty-seven and fifty-eight of the  code  of  criminal  procedure,  have   exclusive  jurisdiction in the first instance to hear, try and determine   charges of violation of  section  forty-one  hundred  six  within  their   respective jurisdictions.
NY Educ L § 4108 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4108 - Persons Employing Indian Children Unlawfully to Be Fined.

§ 4108. Persons  employing  Indian children unlawfully to be fined.  A   person, firm, association or corporation shall  not  employ  any  Indian   child  residing on any Indian reservation between six and fourteen years   of age, in any business or service whatever during any part of the  term   during which the school in the community or district in which such child   resides  or the school where such child should attend is in session, nor   shall employ any  Indian  child  residing  on  any  reservation  between   fourteen  and  sixteen  years  of age, who does not, at the time of such   employment present a consent in writing signed by the principal  teacher   of  the  reservation or the principal of the district which educates the   children in the community in which such child resides to the effect that   such child may be employed, and specifying the nature of the service and   the  duration  of  such  service  or  employment.    Any  person,  firm,   association or corporation who shall employ any Indian child contrary to   the provisions of this section shall for each offense forfeit and pay to   the  principal  teacher  of  the  reservation  or to the commissioner of   education the sum of twenty-five dollars to be sued for in the  name  of   the  people  of  the  state  of  New York by the attorney general.  Such   penalty, when paid, shall be used for the support and maintenance of the   schools on said reservation or for said reservation.
NY Educ L § 4109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4109 - Teachers' Record of Attendance.

§ 4109. Teachers'  record  of  attendance.    An  accurate  record  of   attendance of all Indian children between six and sixteen years  of  age   shall  be  kept by the teacher of every Indian school, showing each day,   by the year, month,  day  of  the  month  and  day  of  the  week,  such   attendance,  and  the  number  of  hours  in  each day thereof; and each   teacher upon whose instruction such Indian child shall attend  elsewhere   than at the school in the community or district of the reservation where   he  resides,  shall keep a like record of such attendance.  Such records   shall at all times be open to the principal teacher of  the  reservation   and  its  attendance  officers  or to such person or persons as shall be   designated by the commissioner of education who may inspect and copy the   same and any teacher shall answer all lawful inquiries made by them.   A   wilful neglect or refusal to keep such a record or answer such inquiries   shall be a misdemeanor.
NY Educ L § 4110 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4110 - Attendance Officers.

§ 4110. Attendance  officers.   1. The principal teacher of the Indian   schools on each reservation shall  supervise  the  enforcement  of  this   article  within  said  reservation  and  shall  appoint,  subject to the   approval of the commissioner of education, and remove at  pleasure  such   number  of  attendance  officers  as the commissioner of education shall   deem  necessary,  whose  jurisdictions  shall  extend  over  all  school   districts  on  the  reservation for which they shall be appointed.  Such   principal teachers are also vested with the same power and authority  as   the attendance officers appointed by them.2.  If  the  education  of Indian children of the reservation shall be   provided pursuant to  the  provisions  of  subdivision  two  of  section   forty-one  hundred  one  of  this  chapter,  the  attendance  officer or   officers of the school district  providing  such  education  shall  have   jurisdiction  over  all  Indian  children  on  the  reservation.    Such   attendance officers shall not, however, be entitled to receive from  the   commissioner  of  education the payment for services provided in section   forty-one hundred fourteen of this chapter.3. The commissioner of education may appoint and  remove  at  pleasure   such  attendance  officers  as  he  shall deem necessary, who shall have   jurisdiction over  all  children  other  than  Indian  children  on  the   reservation for which they shall be appointed.  Such attendance officers   shall  receive such sum per day or part thereof as shall be fixed by the   commissioner of education for  each  day  or  part  thereof  necessarily   employed  as  such  attendance  officers.    Compensation  of attendance   officers herein provided for shall be audited  by  the  commissioner  of   education  and  paid  in  the  same  manner  as  other expenses incurred   pursuant to this article.
NY Educ L § 4111 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4111 - Arrest of Truants.

§ 4111. Arrest  of truants.  Any attendance officer may arrest without   warrant anywhere within the state  any  Indian  child  between  six  and   sixteen  years of age, found away from his home and who is then a truant   from instruction upon which he is lawfully required to attend within the   districts of which such attendance officer has jurisdiction.   He  shall   forthwith  deliver  a child so arrested either to the person in parental   relation to the child, or to the teacher of the school from  which  said   child  is then a truant, or in case of habitual or incorrigible truants,   shall bring them before a magistrate for  commitment  to  a  school  for   delinquents, as provided in section forty-one hundred twelve.
NY Educ L § 4112 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4112 - Commissioner of Education to Contract for Keeping of Truants.

§ 4112. Commissioner  of education to contract for keeping of truants.   The commissioner of education may contract with  any  city  or  district   having  a  school  for delinquents, for the confinement, maintenance and   instruction therein of any child who shall be committed to  such  school   as  a  truant  by  any magistrate before whom such child shall have been   examined upon the charge of truancy.  The costs and  expenses  attending   the  support and maintenance of any truant, as herein provided, shall be   audited by the commissioner of education and paid in the same manner  as   the  expenses of supporting and maintaining the schools on a reservation   are paid.
NY Educ L § 4113 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4113 - Census.

§ 4113. Census.  The commissioner of education shall cause to be taken   a  complete  annual  census  of  the  Indian  children between birth and   eighteen years of age on any reservation; such  census  shall  be  taken   between  the  first  day  of  May  and  the last day of August and shall   include all such facts  and  information  as  are  required  by  section   thirty-two  hundred  forty-one  of this chapter. A report of such census   shall be prepared in duplicate and a copy filed with the commissioner on   or before the fifteenth day of October.
NY Educ L § 4114 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4114 - Payment of Services Herein Required.

§ 4114. Payment  of  services herein required.  Each of the attendance   officers herein provided for shall receive such sum per day as shall  be   fixed by the commissioner of education for each day necessarily employed   in  enforcing  this  article;  and  each  person  employed in taking and   tabulating the census of the residents of said  reservations,  shall  be   entitled  to  receive such compensation as the commissioner of education   shall allow.  The compensation of attendance officers and the expense in   taking the enumeration herein provided  for  shall  be  audited  by  the   commissioner  of education and paid in the same manner as other accounts   for the support and maintenance of the schools on said reservations  are   paid.
NY Educ L § 4116 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4116 - Co-Operation of Indians Shall Be Sought.

§ 4116. Co-operation  of Indians shall be sought.  In the discharge of   the duties imposed by this article, the said commissioner shall endeavor   to secure the co-operation of all the several bands of Indians, and  for   this  purpose, shall visit, by himself or his authorized representative,   all the reservations where they reside, lay the matter  before  them  in   public  assembly,  inviting them to assist either by appropriating their   public moneys to this object, or by setting  apart  lands  and  erecting   suitable  buildings,  or  by  furnishing  labor  or  materials  for such   buildings, or in any other way which he or  they  may  suggest  as  most   effectual for the promotion of this object.
NY Educ L § 4117 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4117 - Payment of Cost of Education of Physically Handicapped Indian Children.

§ 4117. Payment  of cost of education of physically handicapped Indian   children.   Any  claims  for  providing  home-teaching,  transportation,   scholarships  in  non-residence  schools,  tuition  and  maintenance for   physically handicapped children which are, ultimately or  in  the  first   instance,  made  a  charge  against  a county or a city having a special   children's court act, pursuant to the provisions of article  eighty-nine   of   this   chapter,   shall,  if  such  home-teaching,  transportation,   scholarships, tuition and maintenance shall be provided  for  physically   handicapped  Indian children, be paid by the education department out of   moneys appropriated therefor.
NY Educ L § 4118 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4118 - Attendance at Post-Secondary Institutions by Native American Students.

§ 4118. Attendance  at  post-secondary institutions by Native American   students.   1.  The  education  department  shall  select  students  for   attendance at post-secondary institutions from the several Indian tribes   located within this state. In making such selection, due regard shall be   had to a just participation in the privileges of this section by each of   such  several tribes. If practicable, reference shall also be had to the   population of  each  of  such  tribes  in  determining  such  selection.   Eligibility  for  selection  shall  not  be  limited to Native Americans   residing on reservations.2. No such student may attend  a  post-secondary  institution  outside   this  state,  nor  one  that has not been approved by the New York state   board  of  regents,  nor  may  he  be  supported  or  educated  at  such   institutions  for a period exceeding four years unless he is enrolled in   a program normally requiring five years of training.3. Such sum as may be appropriated for the support  and  education  of   Native  American  students  in  such institutions shall be paid from the   treasury, upon the audit and warrant of  the  comptroller,  on  vouchers   approved by the education department.
NY Educ L § 4119 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 83 - Indian Schools 4119 - School District May Contract to Educate Indian Children.

§ 4119. School  district  may  contract  to  educate  Indian children.   Notwithstanding any other provision of law,  the  trustee,  trustees  or   board  of  education of any school district shall have power to contract   with the  commissioner  of  education  for  the  instruction  of  Indian   children  for a period of ten years. Notwithstanding any other provision   of law, the trustee, trustees  or  board  of  education  of  any  school   district  shall  have authority to lease a site or school building owned   by the state of New York whether located on or off an Indian reservation   and such trustee, trustees or board of education shall have authority to   maintain school in such building  notwithstanding  the  fact  that  such   building  may  not be located within the district boundary lines of such   school district.
NY Educ L § 4201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 85 - Instruction of the Deaf and of the Blind 4201 - Duties of Commissioner of Education.

§ 4201. Duties   of   commissioner  of  education.  1.  The  following   institutions for the instruction of the deaf and of the blind  shall  be   subject  to  the visitation of the commissioner of education: a. The New   York school for the deaf;b. The Lexington school for the deaf;c. St. Mary's school for the deaf in the city of Buffalo;e. St. Joseph's school for the deaf in the city of New York;f. Rochester school for the deaf in the city of Rochester;h. The New York Institute for Special Education in  the  city  of  New   York;i. Lavelle School for the Blind in the city of New York;j. Mill Neck Manor school for the deaf in Nassau county;k.  St. Francis DeSales school for the deaf and hard of hearing in the   county of Kings.l. Cleary Deaf Child Center, Inc., in  the  counties  of  Suffolk  and   Nassau.2. It shall be the duty of the commissioner:a.  To  inquire  into  the organization of the several schools and the   methods of instruction employed therein.b. To prescribe courses of study and methods of instruction that  will   meet the requirements of the state for the education of state pupils.c.  To make appointments of pupils to the several schools, to transfer   such pupils from one school to another as circumstances may require;  to   cancel appointments for sufficient reason.d.  To  ascertain  by  a  comparison  with  other similar institutions   whether any improvements in instruction and discipline can be made;  and   for that purpose to appoint from time to time, suitable persons to visit   the schools.e.  To  suggest  to  the  directors  of  such  institutions and to the   legislature such improvements as he shall judge expedient.f. To make an annual report to the legislature on all of  the  matters   enumerated  in  this subdivision and particularly as to the condition of   the schools, the improvement of  the  pupils,  and  their  treatment  in   respect to board and lodging.