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New York Laws > Education > Title 4 > Article 65 > Part 1 - Compulsory Education


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§ 3201Discrimination on account of race, creed, color or national origin prohibited
§ 3201-ADiscrimination on account of sex
§ 3202Public schools free to resident pupils; tuition from nonresident pupils
§ 3203Selection of school for attendance of children when district line intersects a dwelling
§ 3204Instruction required
§ 3205Attendance of minors upon full time day instruction
§ 3206Attendance of minors upon part time instruction
§ 3207Attendance upon evening instruction
§ 3207-AService of persons seventeen years of age as election inspectors or poll clerks
§ 3208Attendance; screening of the new entrants; prohibition against mandatory medication
§ 3208-ASpecial proceeding to determine physical capacity of student to participate in athletic programs
§ 3209Education of homeless children
§ 3209-AChild abuse prevention
§ 3210Amount and character of required attendance
§ 3211Records of attendance upon instruction
§ 3211-AReports of reading tests
§ 3212Definition of persons in parental relation and their duties; duties of certain other persons
§ 3212-ARecords of telephone numbers
§ 3213Supervisors of attendance; attendance teachers; attendance officers; appointment, compensation, powers and duties
§ 3214Student placement, suspensions and transfers
§ 3215Unlawful employment
§ 3215-AGeneral certification provisions
§ 3216Employment certificates
§ 3217Procedure for issuance of employment certificates
§ 3218Evidence of age
§ 3219Consent of parent or guardian
§ 3220Certificate of physical fitness
§ 3221Pledge of employment
§ 3222Schooling record
§ 3223Duties of employers
§ 3224Temporary services
§ 3225Special employment certificate
§ 3226Farm work permits
§ 3227Street trades
§ 3228Newspaper carrier
§ 3230School district meetings and activities
§ 3232Courts having jurisdiction
§ 3233Penalties
§ 3234Enforcement; withholding state moneys by commissioner of education

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