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- N.Y. Education Law § 1 · Short title
- N.Y. Education Law § 2 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 2-a · Release of directory information; access to institutions
- N.Y. Education Law § 2-b · Use of student social security numbers restricted
- N.Y. Education Law § 2-c · Release of student information to certain entities
- N.Y. Education Law § 2-d · Unauthorized release of personally identifiable information
- N.Y. Education Law § 10 · Legislative intent
- N.Y. Education Law § 11 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 12 · Discrimination and harassment prohibited
- N.Y. Education Law § 13 · Policies and guidelines
- N.Y. Education Law § 14 · Commissioner's responsibilities
- N.Y. Education Law § 15 · Reporting by commissioner
- N.Y. Education Law § 16 · Protection of people who report harassment, bullying or discrimination
- N.Y. Education Law § 17 · Application
- N.Y. Education Law § 18 · Severability and construction
- N.Y. Education Law § 19 · Legislative intent
- N.Y. Education Law § 20 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 21 · Bullying and harassment prevention and response
- N.Y. Education Law § 22 · Applicability
- N.Y. Education Law § 23 · Severability and construction
- N.Y. Education Law § 101 · Education department; regents of the university
- N.Y. Education Law § 101-a · Promulgation of rules and regulations of commissioner relating to the supervision of services for the public good conducted under supervi...
- N.Y. Education Law § 101-b · Paperwork reduction
- N.Y. Education Law § 102 · Associate and assistant commissioners
- N.Y. Education Law § 103 · Divisions of department
- N.Y. Education Law § 104 · Other officers and employees
- N.Y. Education Law § 105 · Removals and suspensions
- N.Y. Education Law § 106 · Joint seal
- N.Y. Education Law § 107 · Compact for education
- N.Y. Education Law § 108 · State education building
- N.Y. Education Law § 109 · Any person, association, organization or corporation may be permitted to use the auditorium in the state education building at Albany for...
- N.Y. Education Law § 110 · Refunds
- N.Y. Education Law § 111 · Indian affairs
- N.Y. Education Law § 112 · Children in care; responsibility for education
- N.Y. Education Law § 112-a · Students confined in certain facilities; responsibility for issuance of diplomas
- N.Y. Education Law § 113 · Leaves of absence to professional members of the department
- N.Y. Education Law § 114 · Reduction of salaries for investment in custodial accounts
- N.Y. Education Law § 140 · Historical documentary heritage grants and aid
- N.Y. Education Law § 174 · Powers formerly exercised by the state board of geographic names
- N.Y. Education Law § 180 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 181 · Education department optional retirement program established
- N.Y. Education Law § 182 · Rates of contribution
- N.Y. Education Law § 183 · Election
- N.Y. Education Law § 184 · Survivor's benefits
- N.Y. Education Law § 185 · Social security
- N.Y. Education Law § 186 · State not liable for payment of benefits
- N.Y. Education Law § 187 · Inconsistent provisions of other acts superseded
- N.Y. Education Law § 201 · Corporate name and objects
- N.Y. Education Law § 202 · Regents
- N.Y. Education Law § 203 · Officers
- N.Y. Education Law § 204 · Meetings and absences
- N.Y. Education Law § 205 · Quorum
- N.Y. Education Law § 206 · Authority to take testimony and conduct hearings
- N.Y. Education Law § 207 · Legislative power
- N.Y. Education Law § 207-a · Disclosure of gifts made to institutions of higher education by foreign governments, persons and entities
- N.Y. Education Law § 207-b · Crisis resources
- N.Y. Education Law § 208 · General examinations, credentials and degrees
- N.Y. Education Law § 208-a · Scheduling of examinations
- N.Y. Education Law § 209 · Academic examinations; admission and fees
- N.Y. Education Law § 209-a · Applications for admission to college
- N.Y. Education Law § 210 · Registrations
- N.Y. Education Law § 210-a · Admission requirements for graduate-level teacher and educational leader programs
- N.Y. Education Law § 210-b · Graduate-level teacher and educational leadership program deregistration and suspension
- N.Y. Education Law § 210-c · Interstate reciprocity agreement for post-secondary distance education programs
- N.Y. Education Law § 211 · Review of regents learning standards
- N.Y. Education Law § 211-a · Enhanced state accountability system
- N.Y. Education Law § 211-b · Consequences for consistent lack of improvement in academic performance
- N.Y. Education Law § 211-c · Distinguished educators
- N.Y. Education Law § 211-d · Contract for excellence
- N.Y. Education Law § 211-e · Educational partnership organizations
- N.Y. Education Law § 211-f · Takeover and restructuring failing schools
- N.Y. Education Law § 212 · Fees
- N.Y. Education Law § 212-a · Return of deposits for professional and graduate schools
- N.Y. Education Law § 212-b · Return of tuition for colleges, universities, professional, proprietary and graduate schools
- N.Y. Education Law § 212-c · Teacher accreditation review fees
- N.Y. Education Law § 213 · Extension of educational facilities
- N.Y. Education Law § 213-b · Unlawful sale of dissertations, theses and term papers
- N.Y. Education Law § 214 · Institutions in the university
- N.Y. Education Law § 215 · Visitation and reports
- N.Y. Education Law § 215-a · Annual report by regents to governor and legislature
- N.Y. Education Law § 215-b · Annual report by commissioner to governor and legislature
- N.Y. Education Law § 215-c · Promoting cost-effectiveness in public elementary and secondary schools
- N.Y. Education Law § 215-d · State university of New York report on economic development activities
- N.Y. Education Law § 216 · Charters
- N.Y. Education Law § 216-a · Applicability of not-for-profit corporation law
- N.Y. Education Law § 216-b · Private foundations, as defined in the United States internal revenue code of 1954: provisions included in the charter
- N.Y. Education Law § 216-c · Special provisions for cutlery and knife museums that exhibit automatic knives
- N.Y. Education Law § 217 · Provisional charters
- N.Y. Education Law § 218 · Conditions of incorporation
- N.Y. Education Law § 219 · Change of name or charter
- N.Y. Education Law § 220 · Distribution of assets
- N.Y. Education Law § 221 · Dissolution of educational institution by stockholders
- N.Y. Education Law § 222 · Suspension of operations
- N.Y. Education Law § 223 · Consolidation or merger of corporations
- N.Y. Education Law § 224 · Prohibitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 224-a · Students unable because of religious beliefs to register or attend classes on certain days
- N.Y. Education Law § 225 · Unlawful acts in respect to examinations and records
- N.Y. Education Law § 226 · Powers of trustees of institutions
- N.Y. Education Law § 227 · Colleges may construct water-works and sewer systems
- N.Y. Education Law § 228 · The Hamilton college sewer district