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NY Educ L § 4806 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4806 - Powers of Superintendent and Discipline of School.

§ 4806. Powers  of  superintendent  and  discipline  of  school.   The   superintendent of the school shall, subject to the  regulations  of  the   board of managers:1.  Have  the  general  management  of the school, land, buildings and   equipment thereof, and devote his entire time to its affairs.2. Supervise and direct the methods of instruction and the performance   of duties by the teachers, assistants and employees of such school.3. Be responsible for the welfare of the pupils  of  the  school,  see   that the regulations and directions of the board of managers are carried   into effect.4.  Prescribe rules for the government and discipline of the pupils of   the school and cause such rules to  be  enforced.  Discipline  shall  be   maintained  by the honor system so far as practicable. Close or solitary   confinement  shall  not  be  used  excepting  when  necessary  for   the   maintenance of proper discipline.5. Protect and care for the property of the school.6.  Give  special  attention  to  the  proper  instruction, detention,   restraint, discipline, comfort, physical and moral welfare of the pupils   of the school and perform such other duties as may be required of him by   the board of managers with a view of carrying out the provisions of this   article.
NY Educ L § 4807 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4807 - Children Admitted to Such School.

§ 4807. Children  admitted  to  such  school.   Children not more than   eighteen nor less than eight years of age may be admitted to or received   in such school as follows:1. Upon the application of the parents or guardians having  the  legal   custody  and control of such children accompanied by the written consent   of such parents or guardians.2. Truants, incorrigible pupils or children coming within any  of  the   descriptions  mentioned  in  section thirty-two hundred fourteen of this   chapter upon commitment thereto either by the school authorities or by a   court having jurisdiction thereof.3. Children  coming  within  any  of  the  descriptions  mentioned  in   sections  four  hundred  eighty-five  and four hundred eighty-six of the   penal law upon commitment thereto by a court.4. Children under twelve years found guilty of juvenile delinquency.5. Children over twelve and under sixteen years of age found guilty of   juvenile delinquency for the first time and for an offense  of  a  grade   not higher than misdemeanor.Children  resident in the city establishing such school duly committed   thereto shall be received therein. The board of managers  may  in  their   discretion  and  upon  such  terms as to payment of expenses as they see   fit, admit children resident  in  the  county  in  which  said  city  is   situated  or resident in any adjoining county not having a city to which   this article applies.
NY Educ L § 4808 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4808 - Jurisdiction of Courts.

§ 4808. Jurisdiction   of  courts.    Courts  having  jurisdiction  of   children shall have power to commit  children  to  the  school  who  are   receivable  therein  as  set forth in section forty-eight hundred seven.   Commitments by such courts shall be in accordance with the provisions of   the penal law and code of criminal procedure applicable  thereto.    The   commitment  shall  not  be  for  any  fixed  period of detention.   Such   detention shall be conducted with a view to the improvement and  to  the   restoration,  as  soon  as practicable, of the child so committed to its   home, if after due investigation such home is found to be  satisfactory.   The provisions of section four hundred eighty-six of the penal law as to   commitments  to  institutions  shall  apply  fully to commitments to the   school.
NY Educ L § 4809 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4809 - Transfer of Pupils.

§ 4809. Transfer  of  pupils.    The board of managers shall have full   power to transfer to other institutions any child committed by  a  court   found to be incorrigible, not amenable to proper discipline and training   of  the  school,  or mentally retarded, in the manner and by the methods   prescribed and set forth in the penal law.
NY Educ L § 4810 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4810 - Quarantine.

§ 4810. Quarantine.    A pupil committed to the school either by court   or school authorities upon being received shall  be  kept  separate  and   apart  for  a  period  of  not less than seven days.  During this time a   complete physical and mental examination of such child shall be made  by   qualified  physicians.  Such physicians shall make reports in writing to   the superintendent stating fully the results of such examinations;  such   reports  shall  be  kept  on  file  by  the superintendent in proper and   systematic order.During the period of such quarantine the superintendent  and  teachers   shall  give  special  attention  to  the  pupil with a view of obtaining   knowledge of the child and gaining his confidence.
NY Educ L § 4811 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4811 - State Aid.

§ 4811. State aid.  There shall be annually apportioned to such school   from the moneys appropriated by the state legislature for the support of   the  public  schools of the state the sum of one thousand dollars and an   additional sum of two hundred dollars for each teacher employed  therein   for  a  period of thirty-six weeks during each school year, whose entire   time is given to the instruction of pupils in  such  school.    No  such   apportionment  shall  be  made  unless there are at least fifteen pupils   enrolled and actually in attendance at such school during such period of   thirty-six weeks, and unless such school maintains an organization and a   course  of  study,  and  is  conducted  in  a  manner  approved  by  the   commissioner of education.
NY Educ L § 4812 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4812 - Agreements With Parents and Guardians to Pay Expense of Maintenance; Compulsory Support.

§ 4812. Agreements  with  parents  and  guardians  to  pay  expense of   maintenance; compulsory support.   The board of  managers  may  make  an   agreement with the parents or guardian of a child in such school for the   payment   of  an  amount  therein  specified  for  the  instruction  and   maintenance of such pupil.  An application for the admission of a  child   with  the consent of the parents or guardian shall not be granted unless   suitable provision be made for the clothing of such child.   The  amount   agreed  to  be  paid  for instruction, maintenance and clothing shall be   secured to the satisfaction of the board of managers.  Such board  shall   ascertain  by  investigation the financial ability of parents, guardians   and other persons legally liable for the support of pupils  admitted  to   such  school  upon commitment, and may demand of such parents, guardians   or persons the payment of an amount reasonably sufficient to pay all  or   a  portion of the cost of instruction, maintenance, and clothing of such   pupils.   The board may  proceed  against  such  parents,  guardians  or   persons,   by  proper  suit  or  proceeding  in  a  court  of  competent   jurisdiction for the recovery  of the amount agreed or  required  to  be   paid, as herein provided.  The amount so recovered, after the payment of   the  proper costs and expenses of such suit or proceeding, shall be paid   into the treasury of the city, and shall be applied to  the  payment  of   the  cost  of the instruction, maintenance, and clothing of such pupils.   Such action at law shall be brought in the  name  of  the  city  by  the   corporation counsel thereof.This  provision  shall  in  no  way affect the power of the committing   court to order payment as provided in  subdivision  b  of  section  nine   hundred twenty-one of the code of criminal procedure.Children  committed  either by court or school authorities of the city   shall be a charge upon such city.  Children so committed from outside of   the city shall be a  charge  upon  the  city,  incorporated  village  or   township from which committed.
NY Educ L § 4813 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4813 - Maintenance by City.

§ 4813. Maintenance  by city.  The board of estimate and apportionment   or other similar body or officer shall provide for  the  maintenance  of   such  school, the repair and improvement of the lands and buildings used   or occupied thereby, and the equipment thereof with necessary machinery,   tools, apparatus and supplies.   The  cost  thereof,  and  the  expenses   incurred  for such purposes, shall be charged against the city and shall   be audited and paid in the same manner  as  other  charges  against  the   city.    The  maintenance herein provided for shall include the support,   instruction, care, board and clothing of pupils and such other  expenses   as are necessarily incurred in the operation of the school.
NY Educ L § 4814 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4814 - Report of Superintendent.

§ 4814. Report  of  superintendent.   The superintendent of the school   shall report annually to the mayor in accordance with the provisions  of   section  twenty-three of the second-class cities law.  Such report shall   be countersigned by a majority of the board  of  managers.    The  mayor   shall  have  power  to inspect the school at any time, and may appoint a   committee of citizens who shall have power to inspect  such  school  and   for such purpose may enter upon the lands and into the buildings of such   school at all reasonable times.
NY Educ L § 4815 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 97 - Home Schools in Certain Cities 4815 - Powers of Commissioner of Education and Education Department.

§ 4815. Powers  of commissioner of education and education department.   A school established as provided herein shall be deemed a  part  of  the   public  school  system  of  the  state,  and  shall  be  subject  to the   supervision and  control  of  the  commissioner  of  education  and  the   education  department  in  the  same manner as other public schools, and   shall not be subject to any  of  the  laws  of  the  state  relating  to   charitable or penal institutions.
NY Educ L § 4901 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 99 - New York Nautical School 4901 - New York Nautical School May Be Established and Maintained.

§ 4901. New  York  nautical  school may be established and maintained.   The board of education of the city of New York, in its  discretion,  may   provide  and  maintain  a nautical school in such city for the education   and training of pupils in the science and practice  of  navigation;  may   furnish  accommodations  for  such school and make all needful rules and   regulations therefor, and for the number and compensation of instructors   and others employed therein; may prescribe the government and discipline   thereof and the terms and conditions upon which pupils shall be received   and instructed therein and  discharged  therefrom  and  provide  in  all   things  for  the  good  management of such nautical school.   Such board   shall have power to purchase the books, apparatus, stationery and  other   things  necessary  or expedient to enable such school to be properly and   successfully conducted; and may cause such school or the pupils, or part   of the pupils thereof, to go on board vessels in the harbor of New  York   and  take  cruises in or from such harbor for the purpose of obtaining a   practical knowledge in navigation and of the duties of mariners.    Such   board  is hereby authorized to apply to the United States government for   the requisite use  of  vessels  and  supplies  for  the  purposes  above   mentioned.
NY Educ L § 4902 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 99 - New York Nautical School 4902 - Management.

§ 4902. Management.    The  board of education of the city of New York   shall appoint annually at least three of its number who, subject to  the   control,  supervision  and approbation of the board, shall constitute an   executive committee for the care,  government  and  management  of  such   nautical  school,  under  rules and regulations so prescribed, and whose   duty it shall be,  among  other  things,  to  recommend  the  rules  and   regulations which they deem necessary and proper for such school.
NY Educ L § 4903 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 99 - New York Nautical School 4903 - Chamber of Commerce to Appoint Committee to Serve as Council.

§ 4903. Chamber  of commerce to appoint committee to serve as council.   The chamber of commerce of New York is authorized  to  provide  for  and   appoint a committee of its members to serve as a council of the nautical   school,  whose  duty  it  shall  be,  as  far  as  may be, to advise and   cooperate with the board of education of the city of  New  York  in  the   establishment  and  management  of  such school and from time to time to   visit and examine the same, and to communicate in respect  thereof  with   the  board of education or such executive committee thereof, and to make   reports  to  the  chamber  of  commerce  which  may  transmit   to   the   commissioner  of  education such reports, or any thereof, or an abstract   of the same, with such recommendations as may be deemed advisable.
NY Educ L § 4904 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 99 - New York Nautical School 4904 - Expenses.

§ 4904. Expenses.    After  the establishment and organization of such   school the expenses thereof, and of carrying out the provisions of  this   article, shall be defrayed from the moneys raised by law for the support   of public schools in the city of New York.
NY Educ L § 5005 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 101 - Licensed Private Career Schools and Certified English as a Second Language Schools 5005 - Disclosure to Students.

§ 5005. Disclosure  to students.   The school shall disseminate to all prospective and enrolled students  through  an  enrollment  contract  or agreement  or  other  appropriate  publications  or  documents,  and  in appropriate languages as required by the commissioner in regulation:   a. information concerning the school, including but not limited to:  (1) a description of the courses offered;  (2) program objectives and the length of the program;  (3) a schedule of tuition payments, fees and  all  other  charges  and expenses necessary for completion of the course or program;  (4) the tuition refund and contract cancellation policies;  (5) a description of the faculty and other instructional personnel and their qualifications;  (6)  the  names  of  associates, agencies or governmental bodies which accredit, approve or license the school;  (7) a description of any special facilities and services available  to handicapped students; and  (8)  any  other  items  identified  by  the commissioner in regulation following consultation with the advisory council;   b. if the school advertises job placement rates as means of attracting students to enroll in the school, the  most  recent  available  data  on employment and graduation statistics for students who have attended that school;   c.  information concerning any student financial assistance, including a  description  of  the  procedures  and  forms,   student   eligibility requirements  and  the rights and responsibilities of students receiving financial aid;   d. the pass rate of graduates of  the  program  for  the  most  recent calendar  year on any licensure or certification examination required by the state for employment in the particular vocational, trade, or  career field;   e.  the  process  for  obtaining  a  tuition  refund  from the tuition reimbursement fund and the availability of loan forgiveness in the event the school closes while the student is in attendance;   f. a sample enrollment contract, a sample cancellation form  developed by  the  department  in  consultation  with  the  advisory council and a tuition reimbursement fund claim form; and   g. a description of the complaint procedures established  pursuant  to this article.
NY Educ L § 5008 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 101 - Licensed Private Career Schools and Certified English as a Second Language Schools 5008 - Trust Accounts.

§ 5008. Trust  accounts.  1.  If  the  commissioner  determines that a   school has demonstrated a pattern or practice of failing to make tuition   refunds in a timely manner  consistent  with  this  article  and/or  the   school's financial condition may result in the interruption or cessation   of  instruction  or  jeopardize  student tuition funds, the commissioner   shall require a school to establish a trust account in a form or  manner   which  the commissioner shall determine to be appropriate. The assets or   funds contained in the trust account shall be maintained  for  the  sole   and exclusive benefit of the students.2.  In  making this determination, the commissioner shall consider the   following factors: the number of refunds not paid by  the  school  in  a   timely  manner;  the  number  of claims made to, or paid by, the tuition   reimbursement account;  a  pattern  of  misconduct  which  substantially   affects  the  financial  interests  of  students or the state, potential   liability to  the  tuition  reimbursement  account,  current  assets  as   opposed  to  current  liabilities,  and  such  other  measures as may be   appropriate.
NY Educ L § 5009 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 101 - Licensed Private Career Schools and Certified English as a Second Language Schools 5009 - Duties of the Commissioner.

§ 5009. Duties  of  the  commissioner. In addition to all other duties   assigned in this article, the duties of the commissioner shall  include,   but not be limited to:1.  ensuring that up-to-date, accurate information is available to the   public, via the internet and other appropriate  media,  regarding  every   duly  licensed proprietary school in this state, as well as disciplinary   actions decided by the state.2. developing and issuing  to  duly  licensed  proprietary  schools  a   symbol  to  indicate  such  status;  provided  that such symbol shall be   developed and made available to such schools  no  later  than  September   thirtieth, nineteen hundred ninety-nine.3.  administering  a  public  information campaign aimed at increasing   awareness  about  the  importance  of  attending  licensed   proprietary   vocational  schools.  Such  campaign shall be targeted to populations at   risk of enrolling in unlicensed schools, and shall  be  conducted  using   means  including,  but  not  limited to, public service announcements on   commercial radio and television stations, public access television,  and   print media.4.  providing for the orderly maintenance of any student records which   may be transferred to the  department  pursuant  to  any  school's  plan   developed  pursuant to subdivision eight of section five thousand one of   this article; including responding to student requests  for  transcripts   and  records within twenty days of receiving a request. The commissioner   is hereby authorized to impose an appropriate fee for  such  transcripts   pursuant to a schedule approved by the director of the budget.
NY Educ L § 5010 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 101 - Licensed Private Career Schools and Certified English as a Second Language Schools 5010 - Advisory Council.

§ 5010. Advisory  council. 1. An advisory council for licensed private   career schools is hereby created for the purpose of advising  the  board   of regents and the commissioner as provided herein. The council shall be   composed  of eleven members appointed by the governor, two of whom shall   be upon the recommendation of the temporary president of the senate, two   of whom shall be upon the recommendation of the speaker of the assembly,   one of whom shall be upon the recommendation of the minority  leader  of   the  senate  and  one  of  whom  shall be upon the recommendation of the   minority leader of the assembly. Of  the  five  remaining  members,  one   shall  be  an  owner  or director of a school regulated pursuant to this   article, and one  shall  be  a  student  advocate.  The  governor  shall   designate  a  chairperson  from  such  members.  The  commissioner,  the   president of the higher education services corporation, the secretary of   state, the comptroller, the director of the division of the budget,  and   the executive director of the job training partnership council, or their   designees, shall serve as ex-officio, non-voting members of the council.2.  The  council shall meet no less than four times a year. Members of   the council shall receive no compensation for their services  but  shall   be  reimbursed for reasonable expenses actually and necessarily incurred   by them in the performance of their  duties.  Council  member  terms  of   office  shall  be  limited  to three years, provided that members may be   reappointed. All appointments  to  the  council  to  fill  vacancies  in   existence  on  the  effective  date  of  the  chapter of the laws of two   thousand twelve which amended this  subdivision  shall  be  made  within   ninety days of such effective date.3.  The  council  shall advise the commissioner on such matters as the   council determines are appropriate.
NY Educ L § 5100 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 103 - Workplace Literacy Programs 5100 - Definitions.

§ 5100. Definitions.    As  used  in this article, the following terms   shall have the following meanings:1. "Eligible agency" means labor organizations, their  federations  or   organizations   of   employers   acting   in   consortium   with   labor   organizations,  that  have  been  approved  by  the  commissioner,  upon   application  therefor,  to  conduct  workplace literacy and basic skills   education programs.2. "Labor organization" means organizations of workers established  to   bargain collectively on behalf of their member workers.3.  "Workplace literacy and basic skills education" means those common   branch skills and English-as-a-second-language skills that are  directly   related to the ability to perform occupational tasks.
NY Educ L § 5101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws EDN - Education Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction Article 103 - Workplace Literacy Programs 5101 - Grants.

§ 5101. Grants.    1. The commissioner is authorized to make grants to   eligible agencies that  conduct  workplace  literacy  and  basic  skills   education  programs  for employees of public or private employers or for   members of unions whose present levels of literacy skills  constitute  a   barrier to continued employment or to promotion.2.  No for-profit agency or institution may act as the fiscal agent of   any grant receivable under the provisions of this section.