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NY Educ L § 3205 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3205 - Attendance of Minors Upon Full Time Day Instruction.

§ 3205. Attendance  of minors upon full time day instruction. 1. a. In each school district of the state, each minor from six to sixteen  years of age shall attend upon full time instruction.   b.  Each  minor  from  six  to  sixteen  years  of  age  on  an Indian reservation shall attend upon full time day instruction.   c. For purposes of this article, a minor who becomes six years of  age on  or before the first of December in any school year shall be required to attend upon full  time  instruction  from  the  first  day  that  the appropriate  public  schools  are in session in September of such school year, and a minor who becomes six  years  of  age  after  the  first  of December  in  any school year shall be required to attend upon full time instruction from the first day of session in  the  following  September; and,  except as otherwise provided in subdivision three of this section, shall be required to remain in attendance until the last day of  session in the school year in which the minor becomes sixteen years of age.   2.  Exceptions.  a.  A minor who has completed a four-year high school course of study shall not be subject to the provisions of  part  one  of this article in respect to required attendance upon instruction.   b. A minor for whom application for a full-time employment certificate has  been  made  and who is eligible therefor may, though unemployed, be permitted to attend part time school not less than twenty hours per week instead of full time school.   c. The board of education of every school district within the state is hereby authorized to require minors who are five  years  of  age  on  or before  December  first to attend kindergarten instruction. However, the provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to:  (i) Minors whose parents elect not to enroll their children in  school until the following September.  (ii) Students enrolled in non-public schools or in home instruction.   3. In each school district, the board of education shall have power to require  minors  from  sixteen  to  seventeen  years  of age who are not employed to attend upon full time day instruction until the last day  of session  in the school year in which the student becomes seventeen years of age.
NY Educ L § 3206 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3206 - Attendance of Minors Upon Part Time Instruction.

§ 3206. Attendance of minors upon part time instruction.  1. The board   of  education  of  a  city  or district shall have power to require each   employed minor from sixteen to seventeen years of  age  to  attend  upon   part time instruction in accordance with the provisions of this section.2.  A  minor  who  is  a graduate of a four-year high school course of   study shall not be required to attend upon part time instruction.3. The attendance of an employed minor required to  attend  upon  part   time  instruction  by  a  board  of  education  in  accordance  with the   provisions of this section shall be for not less  than  four,  nor  more   than  eight  hours  per week, and on such day or days of the week as the   school authorities may determine.4. An  employed  minor,  while  temporarily  unemployed,  or  a  minor   attending  part  time  school  under  the provisions of subdivision two,   paragraph b, of section thirty-two hundred five, required to attend part   time instruction  by  a  board  of  education  in  accordance  with  the   provisions  of this section, shall attend upon part time instruction for   not less than twenty hours a week. An employed minor shall be deemed  to   be temporarily unemployed until he reenters lawful employment or attends   upon full time day instruction.5.  The  absence  of  an  employed  minor  during a rush season may be   permitted by the school authorities on condition that the minor attend a   greater number of hours per week thereafter until the  absence  is  made   up,  and  provided  that  the  minor's  employer  is  a party to such an   agreement.6. An absence due to unlawful cause may be required to be made  up  by   attendance in excess of the number of hours per week otherwise required.7. The school authorities of a city or district shall have power after   a  hearing  to establish a half-time system or program of employment and   required attendance at part time schools for minors who are included  by   the provisions of this section.8.  Each  minor  above  the  age of sixteen years and under the age of   eighteen years, who is not in regular  full-time  day  attendance  at  a   public,  private  or  parochial  school or who is regularly and lawfully   employed in some occupation or service, unless such minor has  completed   a  four  year secondary course of instruction approved by the regents of   the university, shall attend a part-time school or class in the city  or   district  in  which  such minor resides or may be employed, provided the   board of education of such city  or  district  has  enacted  appropriate   rules  and  regulations  requiring  attendance at such part-time schools   under the provisions of section forty-six hundred one.  Such  attendance   shall  be  subject  to  the  provisions  of article ninety-three of this   chapter.
NY Educ L § 3207 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3207 - Attendance Upon Evening Instruction.

§ 3207. Attendance  upon evening instruction.  In each city and school   district in which evening instruction is provided, under the  provisions   of  part  one  of this article, each person from seventeen to twenty-one   years of age who is unable to speak, read and write English as  required   for  the completion of the fifth year of the elementary school course of   study, and who is not attending upon equivalent day  instruction,  shall   attend upon such evening instruction.
NY Educ L § 3207-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3207-A - Service of Persons Seventeen Years of Age as Election Inspectors or Poll Clerks.

§  3207-a.  Service  of  persons  seventeen  years  of  age  as election   inspectors or poll clerks. A school  district  may  permit  an  enrolled   student,  with  the consent of such student's parent, guardian, or other   person in parental relation, to serve as an election inspector  or  poll   clerk  pursuant  to  section  3-400  of  the  election  law  (and  other   applicable provisions of this  chapter  and  the  labor  law).  For  the   purposes  of  attendance,  any  student  so  serving  while school is in   session shall be recorded as in attendance.
NY Educ L § 3209-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3209-A - Child Abuse Prevention.

§ 3209-a. Child  abuse  prevention.  Each school district of the state   shall: (1)  develop,  maintain  and  disseminate  written  policies  and   procedures  pursuant  to title six of article six of the social services   law and applicable provisions of article ten of the  family  court  act,   regarding  the  mandatory reporting of child abuse or neglect, reporting   procedures and obligations of persons required to report, provisions for   taking a child into protective custody, mandatory reporting  of  deaths,   immunity from liability, penalties for failure to report and obligations   for  the provision of services and procedures necessary to safeguard the   life or health of the child; and (2)  establish,  and  implement  on  an   ongoing  basis,  a  training  program  for  all  current  and new school   officials regarding the policies and procedures established pursuant  to   this section.
NY Educ L § 3211 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3211 - Records of Attendance Upon Instruction.

§ 3211. Records  of  attendance  upon instruction.   1. Who shall keep   such record. The teacher of every minor required by  the  provisions  of   part one of this article to attend upon instruction, or any other school   district  employee as may be designated by the commissioner of education   under section three thousand twenty-four of this chapter, shall keep  an   accurate record of the attendance and absence of such minor. Such record   shall  be  in  such  form  as  may  be prescribed by the commissioner of   education.2. Certificates of attendance  to  be  presumptive  evidence.  A  duly   certified  transcript of the record of attendance and absence of a child   which has been kept, as provided in this section, shall be  accepted  as   presumptive  evidence  of the attendance of such child in any proceeding   brought under the provisions of part one of this article.3. Inspection of records of attendance. An attendance officer, or  any   other  duly  authorized representative of the school authorities, may at   any time during school hours, demand the production of  the  records  of   attendance  of  minors required to be kept by the provisions of part one   of this article, and may inspect or copy the same and  make  all  proper   inquiries  of  a  teacher  or  principal  concerning the records and the   attendance of such minors.4. Duties of principal or person in charge of  the  instruction  of  a   minor.  The  principal  of  a  school,  or other person in charge of the   instruction upon which a minor attends, as provided by part one of  this   article,  shall  cause  the  record  of  his  attendance  to be kept and   produced and all appropriate inquiries in relation thereto  answered  as   hereinbefore  required.  He shall give prompt notification in writing to   the school authorities of the city  or  district  of  the  discharge  or   transfer of any such minor from attendance upon instruction, stating the   date  of  the  discharge,  its cause, the name of the minor, his date of   birth, his place of residence prior to and following discharge, if  such   place  of  residence  be  known,  and the name of the person in parental   relation to the minor.
NY Educ L § 3211-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3211-A - Reports of Reading Tests.

§ 3211-a. Reports  of  reading tests.  The results of any standardized   reading test administered by a district or school to determine the level   at which a pupil is capable of reading shall be reported to the  parents   (including  persons  in  parental  relationship)  of any pupil who shall   attain a score at the twenty-third percentile  or  below.  Local  school   districts  shall  determine  the  means  of  reporting  these  scores to   parents. If the parent requests an interpretation of such test  results,   such  scores  shall be interpreted for the parent by a certified teacher   of reading, or, in the absence of a certified  teacher  of  reading,  by   other appropriate school district personnel.
NY Educ L § 3212-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3212-A - Records of Telephone Numbers.

§ 3212-a. Records of telephone numbers.  1. Each school shall maintain   a  record  of  the telephone number of each pupil enrolled in the school   and each person  in  parental  relation  to  such  pupil  including  the   residential  and  business  telephone  numbers  of  persons  in parental   relation to pupils unless such person or pupil  chooses  not  to  supply   such  numbers.    The  record of such telephone numbers shall, except as   otherwise provided by law, be accessible solely for emergency purposes.2. The provisions of this section  shall  not  be  applicable  in  any   school district in which the board of education has adopted a resolution   providing  that  the  record  otherwise  required  hereby  shall  not be   maintained.
NY Educ L § 3215 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3215 - Unlawful Employment.

§ 3215. Unlawful  employment.    1.  It  shall  be unlawful, except as otherwise provided by law, to employ in any trade, business or service a minor who does not present an employment certificate or permit issued in accordance with this article.   2. No minor shall be employed during the hours  when  attendance  upon instruction is required by this chapter.   3.  No  minor  shall  be employed in violation of any provision of the labor law or other law.   4. Exceptions.  a. When attendance upon instruction is not required by this chapter, a minor fourteen years of age  or  over  may  be  employed without   an   employment   certificate   or  permit  in  the  following occupations:  (1) Caddy service on a golf course;  (2) Service as a baby sitter staying with and at the home  of  another child  or  children  with  or  without the presence at such home of such child or children's parents or guardians;  (3) Casual employment of a minor fourteen  or  fifteen  years  of  age consisting of yard work and household chores in and about a residence or the premises of a non-profit, non-commercial organization, not involving the use of power-driven machinery; and  (4)  Casual  employment  of  a  minor  sixteen  years  of  age or over consisting of yard work and household chores in and about a residence or the premises of a non-profit, non-commercial organization, not involving the use of power-driven  machinery  other  than  power-driven  machinery ordinarily used in such yard work or household chores.   b.  When  attendance upon instruction is not required, a minor sixteen years of age or over may be employed  in  work  on  a  farm  without  an employment certificate or permit.   c.  Nothing  in  this section shall prohibit the employment of a minor during the school lunch period in a school cafeteria at the school which the minor attends if the minor presents an employment certificate issued in accordance with this article.   d. Nothing  in  this  section  shall  be  construed  to  prohibit  the employment  of  a  minor  in accordance with sections thirty-two hundred twenty-six through and including section thirty-two  hundred  thirty  of this chapter.   e.  Nothing  in  this  section  shall  be  construed  to  prohibit the employment of a minor twelve years of  age  or  over  in  work  for  his parents  or  guardians  on  the  home  farm or at other outdoor work not connected with or for any trade, business  or  service  when  attendance upon instruction is not required by this chapter.   f.  Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, an employment certificate or permit shall not be required for a student sixteen  years of  age  or  over  who  is  in attendance at a recognized institution of higher  learning  and  who  is  employed  by  a  non-profit  college  or university   or  by  a  non-profit  college  or  university  fraternity, sorority, student association or faculty association.
NY Educ L § 3216 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3216 - Employment Certificates.

§ 3216. Employment  certificates.  1. A student non-factory employment   certificate may be issued to a minor fourteen or fifteen  years  of  age   who  is attending day school. The certificate shall be valid for work in   a trade, business or service, but shall not be valid for work in  or  in   connection  with  a  factory  except  as provided in subdivision four of   section one hundred thirty-one of the labor law.2. A student general employment certificate may be issued to  a  minor   sixteen  or seventeen years of age who is attending day school. It shall   be valid for work in or in connection with a factory or any other trade,   business or service.3. A full-time employment certificate may be issued to a minor sixteen   or seventeen years of age  who  is  not  attending  day  school  or  who   declares  his intention to leave day school for full-time employment. It   shall be valid for work in or in connection with a factory or any  other   trade,  business or service. A full-time employment certificate also may   be issued to a minor who is a graduate of a four-year high  school,  but   if such minor is under sixteen years of age the certificate shall not be   valid  for work in or in connection with a factory except as provided in   subdivision four of section one hundred and thirty-one of the labor law.4. A limited employment certificate  may  be  issued  as  provided  in   subdivision two of section thirty-two hundred twenty of this article.5.  A  special  employment  certificate  may  be issued as provided in   section thirty-two hundred twenty-five of this article.6. An employment certificate shall be valid not only for  the  initial   employment  but also for subsequent employments in work permitted by the   particular type of certificate.7. An employment certificate shall expire two years from the  date  of   its   issuance,  except  as  otherwise  provided  in  this  article.  No   employment certificate shall be valid for employment in violation of any   provision of the labor law or rules issued thereunder.8. An employment certificate shall be kept on file at the place of the   minor's  employment  and  shall  be  returned  to  the  minor  when  the   employment terminates.
NY Educ L § 3217 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3217 - Procedure for Issuance of Employment Certificates.

§ 3217. Procedure  for  issuance  of employment certificates.   1.  An   application for an employment certificate shall be made by a minor on  a   form prescribed by the commissioner of education.2. Before issuing an employment certificate the issuing official shall   require the minor to submit the following:a. Evidence of age;b. Written consent of the parent or guardian;c. A certificate of physical fitness; andd.  If  the  application  is for a full-time employment certificate, a   schooling record.In addition, in a city or school district which, pursuant  to  section   thirty-two  hundred  five,  subdivision three, of this article, requires   minors from sixteen to seventeen years of age who are  not  employed  to   attend school, the certificating official shall require a minor applying   for a full-time employment certificate to submit the following:a. A pledge of employment; andb. A schooling record.
NY Educ L § 3218 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3218 - Evidence of Age.

§ 3218. Evidence of age.  1. Evidence showing that the minor is of the   required age shall be presented as follows:a.  A duly certified transcript of a birth certificate filed according   to law, or duly certified transcript of a record of baptism, giving  the   date of birth; or, if not available,b.  A  passport  showing  the  date  of birth of the minor; or, if not   available,c. Other documentary evidence or other recorded evidence in  existence   two years or more, and satisfactory to the certificating officer, except   an affidavit of age.2.  Certificate of age.  A person over eighteen years of age may apply   for a certificate of age to the superintendent of schools, the  district   superintendent, or to the certificating officer. Upon such application a   certificate  of  age,  containing  the  name, date of birth, address and   signature of the applicant, shall be issued to him if he furnishes  such   evidence  that  he  is over eighteen years of age as is required for the   issuance of an employment certificate. Such a certificate of age  or  an   employment  certificate  previously  issued  for  such  person  shall be   conclusive evidence for an employer that the person has reached the  age   certified to therein.
NY Educ L § 3219 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3219 - Consent of Parent or Guardian.

§ 3219. Consent  of  parent or guardian.   If the application is for a   full-time employment certificate a parent or guardian  shall  personally   appear  before  the  issuing  officer  or school authorities to indicate   consent to the issuance of the application, provided, however, that such   personal appearance shall not be required if the  applicant  is  a  high   school graduate.
NY Educ L § 3221 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 4 - Teachers and Pupils Article 65 - Compulsory Education and School Census Part 1 - Compulsory Education 3221 - Pledge of Employment.

§ 3221. Pledge  of  employment.    The  pledge  of employment shall be   signed  by  the  initial  prospective   employer   or   his   authorized   representative  and  shall  show  his  name  and  place of business, the   minor's name, the number of days per week and the number  of  hours  per   day  and  per  week  during  which he will be employed, the hours of the   beginning and the ending of  work,  and  the  nature  and  type  of  the   employment.