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2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys › Part 4 - Special Apportionments and Grants-in-Aid › 3641-B - Grants for Summer Institutes for Mathematics and Science Teachers.

§  3641-b.  Grants  for  summer institutes for mathematics and science
  teachers. The commissioner shall establish a  program  of  competitively
  awarded  grants  within  the  amount  appropriated  for such purpose, to
  public  and  independent  colleges  and  universities  offering  teacher
  education  programs,  in  partnership  with school districts, to conduct
  summer institutes for teachers of science and mathematics in grades five
  through eight in  middle  schools,  junior  high  schools,  intermediate
  schools or junior/senior high schools with priority given as practicable
  to  teachers  in schools identified as schools in need of improvement or
  in corrective action or restructuring status, schools under registration
  review or schools requiring academic progress.  Such  summer  institutes
  shall  be  designed  to  advance  the  content knowledge and pedagogy of
  participating science and mathematics teachers and shall, to the  extent
  practicable,   be  aligned  and  integrated  with  programs  offered  to
  excelsior scholars pursuant to section thirty-six hundred forty-one-a of
  this article. Teachers shall be  selected  for  participation  by  their
  building principal.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys › Part 4 - Special Apportionments and Grants-in-Aid › 3642 - Severability.

§ 3642. Severability.   If any clause, sentence, paragraph, or section
  of this part shall be adjudged by any court of competent jurisdiction to
  be invalid and after exhaustion of  all  further  judicial  review,  the
  judgment  shall  not affect, impair or invalidate the remainder thereof,
  but shall  be  confined  in  its  operation  to  the  clause,  sentence,
  paragraph,  or section of this part directly involved in the controversy
  in which the judgment shall have been rendered. The provisions  of  this
  section  shall  apply to all sections of this part except those sections
  which  are  expressly  subject  to  separate   severability   provisions
  contained hereinbefore in this part.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys › Part 5 - Comprehensive School Bus Driver Safety Training Program › 3650-A - State Comprehensive School Bus Driver Safety Training Council.

§  3650-a.  State  comprehensive  school  bus  driver  safety training
  council. 1. There is hereby created and established in the department of
  education a council, to be known as the state comprehensive  school  bus
  driver safety training council.  The council shall advise and assist the
  commissioner  in  the  development and updating of the school bus driver
  safety training program and such other related matters  as  the  council
  and  commissioner shall deem appropriate.  Such council shall consist of
  the commissioner of education as  chair,  the  superintendent  of  state
  police, the commissioner of transportation and the commissioner of motor
  vehicles  and  eight  other  members  to  be  appointed  by the governor
  including the following:
a. Two members to be appointed upon the recommendation of the  speaker
  of the assembly.
b.  Two  members  to  be  appointed  upon  the  recommendation  of the
  temporary president of the senate.
c. One member to be appointed upon the recommendation of the  minority
  leader of the assembly.
d.  One member to be appointed upon the recommendation of the minority
  leader of the senate.
2. The members of the council, other  than  the  ex  officio  members,
  shall  serve  for terms of two years. Such terms shall coincide with the
  election of the members of the state legislature and shall  commence  on
  the  fifteenth  day  of January. Vacancies shall be filled for unexpired
  terms in the same manner as the original appointments.
3. The council shall meet at least semi-annually at the  call  of  the
  chair.  Additional meetings may be called upon at least five days notice
  by the chair or by petition of five members of the council.
4. No member of the council shall be  disqualified  from  holding  any
  other  public office, nor shall employment be forfeited by reason of the
  member's appointment hereunder, notwithstanding the  provisions  of  any
  general, special or local law, ordinance, county or city charter.
5.  Each  member of the council shall receive reimbursement for actual
  and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their duties.
6. The council shall, during its first year,  consider  and  may  make
  recommendations on the following issues:
a. inclement weather procedures;
b. emergency school bus evacuation techniques;
c. safety equipment training;
d. promotion of public safety;
e. unauthorized boarding of buses; and
f. services for students with disabilities.
7. The council shall make, on or before January first of each year, an
  annual  report of its activities and such recommendations as it may deem
  appropriate to the board of regents concerning school bus driver  safety
  training programs.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys › Part 5 - Comprehensive School Bus Driver Safety Training Program › 3650-B - Drivers and Instructors; Training and Safety.

§  3650-b.  Drivers  and  instructors;  training  and safety. 1.   The
  commissioner shall establish training and safety technique  requirements
  for  school  bus  drivers and school bus safety training instructors and
  shall make rules and regulations implementing  such  requirements  on  a
  statewide basis.
2.  The  commissioner  shall  prepare and distribute school bus driver
  safety training manuals to each school district. Such  manual  shall  be
  periodically  updated  and  shall  provide  the framework for continuing
  school bus safety education programs for school districts.
3.  Every school district shall certify to the commissioner  that  its
  school  bus  drivers  have  successfully completed the school bus driver
  safety training program established pursuant to the provisions  of  this
  article  and  shall  make  an  annual  report to the commissioner on the
  implementation and effectiveness of the program.  Each  school  district
  shall  have  the  option of having its employees certified as school bus
  driver  safety  training  instructors  or  contracting  with   certified
  instructors to provide such training to the district.
4.  The  commissioner,  in consultation with the commissioner of motor
  vehicles, shall establish a certification program for school bus  driver
  safety training instructors.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 73 - Apportionment of Public Moneys › Part 5 - Comprehensive School Bus Driver Safety Training Program › 3650-C - Accident Report Data Base.

§ 3650-c. Accident report data base. The commissioner, in consultation
  with  the  commissioner of motor vehicles, shall establish an electronic
  data file containing accident reports relating to school buses.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 74 - Reserve Funds › 3652 - Investment of Moneys in Reserve Funds.

§ 3652. Investment of moneys in reserve funds.  The school authorities
  of any school district or the district treasurer or other officer having
  custody  of  the  moneys,  if the school authorities shall delegate such
  duty to him, may invest moneys in any fund established pursuant to  this
  article  in  the  manner  provided  by  section  eleven  of  the general
  municipal law.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 74 - Reserve Funds › 3653 - Insurance Reserve Funds.

* §  3653.  Insurance  reserve funds. In addition to the provisions of
  this article and to the provisions  of  section  six-n  of  the  general
  municipal  law,  any  school  district that establishes and maintains an
  insurance reserve fund to make expenditures from such reserve  fund  for
  any  loss,  claim,  action, or judgment for which the school district is
  authorized or required to purchase or maintain insurance for  the  kinds
  of  risks  for which insurance is authorized pursuant to paragraph three
  of subsection (a) of section eleven hundred thirteen  of  the  insurance
  law, pursuant to section six-n of the general municipal law or any other
  chapter  of law, shall make all reserve fund transactions transparent to
  the public by adopting a written insurance reserve fund  policy,  to  be
  posted  on  the school district's website, that includes: the purpose of
  the reserve fund, the optimal amount of funding of the reserve fund, its
  intended duration, the conditions under which reserve fund  assets  will
  be  used  or replenished, a periodic analysis by the school board of the
  reserve fund balances to determine if reserves  are  at  reasonable  and
  appropriate  levels,  how  the  school authorities should reduce reserve
  funds  to  reasonable  levels  when  conditions  warrant,   how   school
  authorities  will  discontinue  the reserve fund if no longer needed and
  any additional policies that the school authorities deem appropriate.
* NB There are 2 § 3653's
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 74 - Reserve Funds › 3653*2 - Reserves Funded by Resolution.

* §  3653.  Reserves  funded  by  resolution. In addition to any other
  requirements, no monies shall be paid or transferred  into  any  reserve
  fund,  established pursuant to this chapter or any other chapter of law,
  for the purpose of increasing the funding of such reserve  fund,  unless
  expressly  authorized  by  a  resolution  of  the  board of education or
  trustees of a school district.
* NB There are 2 § 3653's
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3701 - Property to Be Held in Trust for Public Schools.

§ 3701. Property  to  be  held  in trust for public schools.  Real and
  personal estate may be granted, conveyed, devised, bequeathed and  given
  in trust and in perpetuity or otherwise, to the state, or to the regents
  or  to  the  commissioner of education for the support or benefit of the
  public schools, within the state, or within any part or portion  of  it,
  or of any particular public schools within it; and to any county, or the
  district  superintendents  of any county, or to any city or any board of
  officers thereof, or to any supervisory district or its  superintendent,
  or  to  any  town, or supervisor of a town, or to any school district or
  its trustees or board of education,  for  the  support  and  benefit  of
  public  schools  within such county, city, supervisory district, town or
  school district, or within any part or portion thereof respectively,  or
  for  the  support  and benefit of any particular public schools therein.
  No such grant, conveyance, devise or bequest shall be held void for  the
  want  of  a named or competent trustee or donee, but where no trustee or
  donee, or an incompetent one is named, the title and trust shall vest in
  the people of the state, subject to its acceptance by  the  legislature,
  but such acceptance shall be presumed.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3702 - Control and Supervision of Trusts for Public Schools.

§ 3702. Control  and  supervision  of  trusts for public schools.  The
  legislature may control and regulate the execution of all  such  trusts;
  and  the  commissioner  of  education  shall  supervise  and  advise the
  trustees, and hold them to a regular accounting for the  trust  property
  and  its income and interest at such times, in such forms, and with such
  authentications, as he shall, from time to time, prescribe.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3703 - Report of Trusts to Commissioner of Education.

§ 3703. Report  of  trusts  to commissioner of education.   The common
  council  or  other  legislative  body  of  every  city,  the  board   of
  supervisors  or  other  governing  elective  body  of  every county, the
  trustees of every village, the supervisor of every town, the trustees or
  board of education of every school district, and every other officer  or
  person  who  shall be required to do so by the commissioner of education
  shall report to him whether any, and if any, what  trusts  are  held  by
  them  respectively,  or  by  any  other body, officer or person to their
  information  or  belief,  for  school  purposes,  and  shall   transmit,
  therewith,  an  authenticated copy of every will, conveyance, instrument
  or paper embodying or creating the trust; and  shall,  in  like  manner,
  forthwith  report  to  him  the  creation  and terms of every such trust
  thereafter created.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3704 - Report of Supervisor Regarding Gospel or School Lots.

§ 3704. Report  of  supervisor regarding gospel or school lots.  Every
  supervisor of a town shall  report  to  the  commissioner  of  education
  whether  there  be,  within  the town, any gospel or school lot, and, if
  any, shall describe the same, and state to what use, if any, it  is  put
  by  the  town;  and  whether it be leased, and, if so, to whom, for what
  term and upon what rents; and whether the town holds or is  entitled  to
  any  land,  moneys or securities arising from any sale of such gospel or
  school lot, and the investment of the proceeds thereof, or of the  rents
  and  income  of  such  lots  and  investments,  and  shall report a full
  statement and account of such lands, moneys and securities.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3705 - Apportionment of Gospel Funds.

§ 3705. Apportionment  of  gospel  funds.   It shall be lawful for the
  supervisor of any town having money arising  from  the  sale  of  gospel
  lands,  and  known  as  gospel  funds, to apportion such funds among the
  several school districts of his respective town  when  authorized  under
  the provisions of section thirty-seven hundred six.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3706 - Authorization of Apportionment of Gospel Funds.

§ 3706. Authorization  of  apportionment of gospel funds.  1. The town
  board of any town having a gospel fund of five hundred dollars  or  less
  may  authorize  the  supervisor of the town to apportion such fund among
  the several school districts of the town.
2. The voters of any town having a  gospel  fund  of  more  than  five
  hundred  dollars  may  at any regular or special town election authorize
  the supervisor of the town to apportion  such  fund  among  the  several
  school districts of the town.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3707 - Payment of Apportionment of Gospel Funds.

§ 3707. Payment  of  apportionment  of  gospel  funds.    1. When such
  apportionment is authorized the supervisor shall pay to  the  collector,
  or  if  the  district  has  a treasurer to the treasurer, of the several
  school districts of his  town  its  pro  rata  share  according  to  the
  aggregate  school  attendance  of  each school district in the preceding
  year.
2. In the event that any of the school districts  of  the  town  shall
  have  been  included  in  any central school district the pro rata share
  belonging to such district shall be paid to the treasurer of the central
  school district,  to  be  used  for  school  purposes  of  such  central
  district.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3708 - Bond Required of Collector or Treasurer.

§ 3708. Bond required of collector or treasurer.  The collector or the
  treasurer,  if  the  district  has  a  treasurer, of each of such school
  districts shall execute and file with the supervisor of such town a bond
  of twice the amount of such apportionment with sufficient  sureties,  to
  be approved by such supervisor.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3709 - Penalties of Certain Bonds.

§ 3709. Penalties  of  certain  bonds.    Whenever  a  school district
  officer is required to furnish a bond under the  provisions  of  section
  thirty-seven hundred eight in the penalty of double the amount of moneys
  apportioned  or  to be received, and such district officer furnishes the
  bond of a surety or  bonding  company  authorized  by  law  to  transact
  business in this state and to execute such bond, the penalty thereof may
  be  fixed  at  the amount of moneys so apportioned or to be received, in
  lieu of the double penalty prescribed in such section.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3710 - Application of Moneys.

§ 3710. Application  of  moneys.    Such  moneys shall be held by such
  collector or treasurer and paid upon the written order of the trustee or
  board of education of the district for such purposes as the annual or  a
  special meeting of the district shall direct.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3711 - Sale of Gospel or School Lots on Division of Town.

§ 3711. Sale  of  gospel  or  school  lots  on  division of town.   1.
  Whenever a town having lands assigned to  it  for  the  support  of  the
  gospel  or of schools, shall be divided into two or more towns, or shall
  be altered in its limits by the annexing of a part of its  territory  to
  other  towns, such lands shall be sold by the supervisor of the town, in
  which such lands were  included  immediately  before  such  division  or
  alteration;  and  the  proceeds thereof shall be apportioned between the
  towns interested therein, in the same manner as the other public  moneys
  of towns, so divided or altered, are apportioned.
2. The shares of such moneys, to which the towns shall be respectively
  entitled,  shall be paid to the supervisors of the respective towns, and
  shall thereafter be subject to  the  provisions  of  section  twenty-one
  hundred forty-two.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3712 - State Agency for Surplus Property.

§ 3712. State  agency  for  surplus  property.    The  commissioner of
  education, or such other state officer as may, from  time  to  time,  be
  designated  by  the  governor,  shall  be  the  state agency for surplus
  property and is hereby authorized and empowered (1) to acquire from  the
  United States of America under and in conformance with the provisions of
  section two hundred three (j) of the federal property and administrative
  services  act  of  nineteen hundred forty-nine as amended, such property
  including equipment, materials,  books,  or  other  supplies  under  the
  control  of  any department or agency of the United States of America as
  may be usable and necessary for purposes of education, public health  or
  civil  defense,  including  research  for any such purpose, and for such
  other purposes as may now or hereafter be authorized by federal law; (2)
  to warehouse such property; and (3) to distribute such  property  within
  the  state  to  tax-supported  medical institutions, hospitals, clinics,
  health centers, school  systems,  schools,  colleges,  and  universities
  within  the  state,  to other nonprofit medical institutions, hospitals,
  clinics, health centers, schools, colleges and  universities  which  are
  exempt  from  taxation  under  section  five  hundred one (c) (3) of the
  United States internal revenue code of nineteen hundred  fifty-four,  to
  civil  defense organizations of the state, or political subdivisions and
  instrumentalities thereof, which are established pursuant to state  law,
  and  to  such other types of institutions or activities as may now be or
  hereafter become eligible under federal law to  acquire  such  property.
  The  commissioner  of  education,  or such other state officer as may be
  designated by the governor, is hereby  authorized  to  appoint  advisory
  board  or  committees  and to do any and all acts necessary to carry out
  the foregoing duties of such agency for surplus property  in  accordance
  with  such  federal property and administrative services act of nineteen
  hundred forty-nine as amended and the rules and regulations  of  any  of
  the departments or agencies of the United States of America duly adopted
  in accordance therewith.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3712-A - Transfer of Gospel Funds to General Fund of Town.

§ 3712-a. Transfer  of  gospel funds to general fund of town.  In lieu
  of the apportionment and payment of gospel funds as otherwise authorized
  by this article, the town board of any  town  may,  by  resolution  duly
  adopted  by it and approved by the voters of such town at any regular or
  special town meeting, authorize the supervisor thereof to transfer  such
  funds  to  the  general  fund of the town, to be expended for any lawful
  town purpose.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 75 - Trusts for Schools; Gospel and School Lots › 3713 - Acceptance of Funds Appropriated by Federal Government.

§ 3713.   Acceptance  of funds appropriated by federal government.  1.
  The state, any school district or its trustees or board of education  is
  hereby  authorized  and empowered to accept the provisions of any law of
  the United States making appropriations for the purpose of defraying the
  cost of providing  the  public  education,  the  cost  of  planning  and
  constructing public school facilities or any other educational purpose.
2.  The  commissioner  of  education,  hereby  designated as the state
  educational agency, is authorized and empowered to cooperate  with  such
  agency  as  the  federal  government  shall  designate  to carry out the
  provisions of such law.
3. The commissioner of taxation and finance and the state  comptroller
  are appointed as joint custodians of all money given to the state by the
  United  States  under the authority of such law, and such money shall be
  paid out in the manner provided by such act  for  the  purposes  therein
  specified.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3801 - Disposition of Fines for Benefit of Common Schools.

§ 3801. Disposition of fines for benefit of common schools.  Whenever,
  by  any  statute, a penalty or fine is imposed for the benefit of common
  schools, and not expressly of the common schools of  a  town  or  school
  district,  it shall be taken to be for the benefit of the common schools
  of the county within which the  conviction  is  had;  and  the  fine  or
  penalty, when paid or collected, shall be paid forthwith into the county
  treasury,  and  the  treasurer shall credit the same as school moneys of
  the county, unless the county comprise a city, in which  case  he  shall
  report  it to the commissioner of education, who shall apportion it upon
  the basis of population by the last census, between  the  city  and  the
  residue  of  the  county, and the portion belonging to the city shall be
  paid into its treasury.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3802 - Disposition of Fines for Benefit of Schools of Town, District or City.

§ 3802. Disposition  of fines for benefit of schools of town, district
  or city.  Whenever a fine or penalty is inflicted  or  imposed  for  the
  benefit  of  the  common  schools  of  a  town  or  school district, the
  magistrate, constable or other officer collecting or receiving the  same
  shall  forthwith  pay  the same to the county treasurer of the county in
  which the schoolhouse is located, who shall credit the same to the  town
  or  district  for whose benefit it is collected.  If the fine or penalty
  be inflicted or imposed for the benefit of the common schools of a city,
  or of any part or district of a city, it shall be  paid  into  the  city
  treasury.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3803 - Disposition of Fines in Case of Joint District.

§ 3803. Disposition  of  fines  in case of joint district.  Whenever a
  penalty or fine is imposed  upon  any  school  district  officer  for  a
  violation  or  omission of official duty, or upon any person for any act
  or omission within a school district, or touching property or the  peace
  and  good order of the district, and such penalty or fine is declared to
  be for the use or benefit of the common schools of the town  or  of  the
  county,  and such school district lies in two or more towns or counties,
  the town or county intended by the act shall be taken to be the  one  in
  which  the  schoolhouse, or the schoolhouse longest owned or held by the
  district is at the time of such violation, act or omission.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3804 - Report and Payment of Fines.

§ 3804. Report  and  payment of fines.   Every district attorney shall
  report, annually,  to  the  board  of  supervisors  or  other  governing
  elective  body,  all such fines and penalties imposed in any prosecution
  conducted by him during the previous year; and all moneys  collected  or
  received  by  him  or  by  the  sheriff, or any other officer, for or on
  account of such fines or penalties, shall be immediately paid  into  the
  county  treasury,  and  the  receipt  of the county treasurer shall be a
  sufficient and the only voucher for such money.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3805 - Penalty for Falsely Claiming to Represent Commissioner of Education, Regents or Other School Officer.

§ 3805. Penalty  for  falsely  claiming  to  represent commissioner of
  education, regents or other school officer.  It shall be  a  misdemeanor
  for  any  employee,  agent  or  representative  of  a  firm,  company or
  corporation engaged in  selling,  publishing  or  manufacturing  papers,
  periodicals,   books,   maps,  charts,  school  supplies,  apparatus  or
  furniture, or any other person engaged or employed in such  business  to
  falsely  represent  to  a  board  of trustees or board of education of a
  school district or to a teacher employed in  a  public  school  in  this
  state  or to a superintendent of schools or other school officer that he
  is  an  agent,  employee,  or  representative  of  the  commissioner  of
  education,  the state education department, the regents, or of any other
  school officer.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3806 - Penalty for Failure to Render an Account or Pay Over Any Balance.

§ 3806. Penalty  for  failure  to  render  an  account or pay over any
  balance.  Every school officer in the city of New York who shall  refuse
  or  neglect to render an account or to pay over any balance in his hands
  at the expiration of his term of office shall for each  offense  forfeit
  the  sum of fifty dollars, which sum, together with such unpaid balance,
  shall be sued for and collected by the board of education of such  city,
  which  board  shall  prosecute  without  delay  for the recovery of such
  forfeiture, together with the unpaid balance; and in case of  the  death
  of  such school officer suit may be brought against his representatives,
  and all moneys recovered, after deducting expenses, shall be  placed  at
  the disposal of the board of education of such city.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3807 - Penalty for False Reports and Misapplication of Public Funds.

§ 3807. Penalty  for false reports and misapplication of public funds.
  Every person in the employ of the board of education of the city of  New
  York,  and every school officer and every officer or teacher of a school
  or society, who shall wilfully sign a false  report  to  such  board  of
  education,  shall  for  each  offense  forfeit  the  sum  of twenty-five
  dollars; and every such person or officer who  shall  wilfully  misapply
  any  of the public funds committed to his care shall be deemed guilty of
  embezzlement.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3808 - Forfeiture of Amount of Penalty Where Suit Is Neglected.

§ 3808. Forfeiture  of  amount  of  penalty  where  suit is neglected.
  Where any penalty for the benefit  of  a  school  district,  or  of  the
  schools  of  any  school district, town, supervisory district or county,
  shall be incurred, and the officer, whose duty it is by law to  sue  for
  the  same,  shall wilfully and unreasonably refuse or neglect to sue for
  the same, such officer shall forfeit the amount of such penalty  to  the
  same use, and it shall be the duty of his successor in office to sue for
  the same.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3809 - Forfeiture of Amount of Moneys Lost by Neglect.

§ 3809. Forfeiture  of amount of moneys lost by neglect.  Whenever the
  share of school moneys or any portion thereof, apportioned to any school
  district, or any money to which a town or  school  district  would  have
  been  entitled,  shall  be lost, in consequence of any wilful neglect of
  official duty by any district superintendent, town  clerk,  trustees  or
  clerks  of  school  districts,  the officer guilty of such neglect shall
  forfeit to the town, or school district so losing  the  same,  the  full
  amount of such loss with interest thereon.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3810 - No Costs to Plaintiffs in Certain Cases.

§ 3810. No  costs  to  plaintiffs in certain cases.   1. In any action
  against school officers, including supervisors of towns, in  respect  to
  their  duties  and  powers  under this chapter, for any act performed by
  virtue of or under the color of their offices, or  for  any  refusal  or
  omission  to perform any duty enjoined by law, and which might have been
  the subject of an appeal to the  commissioner  of  education,  no  costs
  shall  be  allowed  to  the  plaintiff,  in  cases where the court shall
  certify that it appeared on the trial that the defendants acted in  good
  faith.
2.  The  provision of subdivision one of this section shall not extend
  to suits for penalties, nor to  suits  or  proceedings  to  enforce  the
  decisions of the commissioner of education.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3812 - Payment of Costs, Charges and Expenses by Vote of District Meeting.

§ 3812. Payment  of  costs,  charges  and expenses by vote of district
  meeting.  1. Whenever the trustees or board of education or  any  school
  district  officer  shall  have  brought  or  defended any such action or
  proceeding, without any such resolution of  the  district  meeting,  and
  after  the final determination of such suit or proceeding, shall present
  to any regular meeting of the inhabitants of the district,  an  account,
  in writing, of all costs, charges and expenses paid by him or them, with
  the items thereof, and verified by his or their oath or affirmation, and
  a  majority  of  the voters at such meeting shall so direct, it shall be
  the duty of the trustees to cause the  same  to  be  assessed  upon  and
  collected  of  the taxable property of said district, in the same manner
  as other  taxes  are  by  law  assessed  and  collected;  and,  when  so
  collected,  the  same shall be paid over, by an order upon the collector
  or treasurer to the officers entitled to receive the same.
2. The provision of subdivision one of this section shall  not  extend
  to  suits  for  penalties,  nor  to  suits or proceedings to enforce the
  decisions of the commissioner of education.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3814 - Appeal to County Judge.

§ 3814. Appeal  to county judge.  1. Whenever any officer mentioned in
  section  thirty-eight  hundred  twelve  shall  have  complied  with  the
  provisions  of such section and the meeting shall have refused to direct
  the trustees or board of education to levy a tax for the payment of  the
  costs,   charges  and  expenses  claimed  by  him,  such  officer  shall
  immediately give notice to such meeting  that  he  will  appeal  to  the
  county  judge  of  the county in which such district is located from the
  refusal of said meeting to vote a tax for the payment of such claim.
2. Within ten days after the refusal of  the  meeting  to  allow  such
  claim  such  officer  shall  serve upon the clerk of the district or, if
  there be no district clerk, upon the town clerk of the town, an itemized
  statement of his claim, duly verified, together with  a  written  notice
  that on a certain day named therein such officer will present such claim
  to the county judge for settlement.
3. The clerk upon whom such notice and claim are served shall file the
  same  in  his  office  and such notice and claim shall be subject to the
  inspection of any of the inhabitants of the school district.
4. The meeting at which notice of the intention  of  such  officer  to
  appeal  to the county judge is given or any subsequent district meeting,
  duly called, may appoint one  or  more  of  the  legal  voters  of  such
  district  or  authorize  the  trustee  or  board  of education to employ
  counsel to appear before the county  judge  at  the  time  fixed  for  a
  hearing  on  such claim and protect the rights of the district upon such
  settlement.  The expenses incurred in the performance of this duty shall
  be a charge upon the district and the trustees  or  board  of  education
  upon a presentation of the account of such expenses with proper vouchers
  therefor  shall pay the same from any available funds in the district or
  include the necessary amount in  a  tax  list  to  be  levied  upon  the
  district.
5.  A  refusal  of the trustees or board of education to levy such tax
  for the payment of such expenses shall be subject to an  appeal  to  the
  commissioner of education.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3815 - Hearing Before County Judge.

§ 3815. Hearing  before  county judge.   1. Upon the appearance of the
  parties, or upon due proof of service of the  notice  and  copy  of  the
  account,  the  county  judge  shall examine into the matter and hear the
  proofs and allegations presented by the parties,  and  decide  by  order
  whether  or  not  the  account,  or  any and what portion thereof, ought
  justly to be charged upon the district, with costs and disbursements  to
  such officer.
2.  Such  costs  and  disbursements shall not exceed the sum of thirty
  dollars, and the decision of the county judge shall  be  final;  but  no
  portion  of  such  account  shall  be  so ordered to be paid which shall
  appear to  such  judge  to  have  arisen  from  the  wilful  neglect  or
  misconduct  of  the  claimant.    The account with the oath of the party
  claiming the same shall be  prima  facie  evidence  of  the  correctness
  thereof.  The county judge may adjourn the hearing from time to time, as
  justice shall seem to require.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 5 - Taxation and Financial Administration › Article 77 - Fines, Penalties, Forfeitures and Costs › 3816 - Duty of Trustees or Board of Education to Carry Out Order.

§ 3816. Duty of trustees or board of education to carry out order.  It
  shall  be  the  duty of the trustees or board of education of any school
  district, within thirty  days  after  service  upon  them  or  upon  the
  district  clerk  of  a  copy  of an order of the county judge and notice
  thereof to them or any two of them, to cause the same to be  entered  at
  length  in  the book of record of said district, and to raise the amount
  thereby directed to be paid, by a tax upon the district, to be  by  them
  assessed and levied in the same manner as a tax voted by the district.
2023 New York Laws › EDN - Education › Title 6 - Special Schools and Instruction › Article 81 - Education of Children Residing in Child Care Institutions › 4006 - Notification Procedures for Determination of Residence.

§ 4006. Notification  procedures  for  determination of residence.  1.
  Within thirty days of  the  placement  of  a  child,  determined  to  be
  handicapped pursuant to subdivision one of section forty hundred five of
  this  article,  in  a  child care institution, the local social services
  commissioner, the division for youth or the operator  of  a  residential
  treatment  facility  for  children and youth which is not operated by an
  authorized agency shall notify the board  of  education  of  the  school
  district  of  origin and the state commissioner of social services. Such
  notification shall include the name of the child and  the  residence  of
  the  child  at  the  time  of  entrance  to care. The commissioner shall
  promulgate regulations, in consultation with the commissioner of  social
  services,  the  commissioner  of  mental  health and the director of the
  division for youth, to implement this subdivision.
2.  A  board  of  education  of  a  school  district  which   receives
  notification  that  a  child has been placed in a child care institution
  for the purposes of this section may deny financial  responsibility  for
  such  child  by  written  notice,  within  twenty  days  of notification
  pursuant to subdivision one of this section, to the commissioner and the
  public agency placing the child.
3. The division for youth or the social services district placing such
  child may appeal such denial of responsibility to the  commissioner.  If
  the  commissioner  finds that the child was not a resident of the school
  district  that  was  notified  that  the  child  was  a  resident,   the
  commissioner  shall  request  the  division for youth or social services
  commissioner to ascertain the correct school district  and  notify  such
  school  district  pursuant  to  subdivision  one of this section. If the
  commissioner finds that a child has no residence in this state, he shall
  determine that there is no school district contribution for such child.
4. Any final determination or order  of  the  commissioner  concerning
  residence  or  placement  of  any  child  under this section may only be
  reviewed in a proceeding  brought  in  the  supreme  court  pursuant  to
  article  seventy-eight of the civil practice law and rules.  In any such
  proceeding under such article seventy-eight, the  court  may  grant  any
  relief authorized by the provisions of section seventy-eight hundred six
  of  such  law  and  rules  and  may  also, in its discretion, remand the
  proceedings to the commissioner. A local social services commissioner or
  the division for  youth  is  a  proper  party  in  any  such  appeal  or
  proceeding.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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. Principal
b. Vice principal
c. Teacher
3. 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.