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- N.Y. Education Law § 318 · Distribution of surplus computers
- N.Y. Education Law § 319 · Establishment of dual enrollment program policy
- N.Y. Education Law § 319*2 · Center for dyslexia and dysgraphia
- N.Y. Education Law § 340 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 341 · Background reports
- N.Y. Education Law § 341-a · Standardized testing; reports
- N.Y. Education Law § 342 · Disclosure of test contents
- N.Y. Education Law § 342-a · Special administrations
- N.Y. Education Law § 343 · Notice
- N.Y. Education Law § 344 · Disclosure of test scores
- N.Y. Education Law § 344-a · Pretest questions
- N.Y. Education Law § 344-b · Due process
- N.Y. Education Law § 344-c · Additional test subject rights
- N.Y. Education Law § 345 · Regulations
- N.Y. Education Law § 346 · Test subject review of computerized test
- N.Y. Education Law § 346-a · Advisory committee
- N.Y. Education Law § 347 · Violations
- N.Y. Education Law § 348 · Severability
- N.Y. Education Law § 350 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 351 · State university mission
- N.Y. Education Law § 352 · State university of New York established
- N.Y. Education Law § 352-a · Maritime college; admissions program
- N.Y. Education Law § 353 · State university trustees
- N.Y. Education Law § 354 · Powers and duties of state university trustees-planning functions
- N.Y. Education Law § 355 · Powers and duties of trustees--administrative and fiscal functions
- N.Y. Education Law § 355-a · Powers and duties of trustees--personnel functions
- N.Y. Education Law § 355-b · Investments in designated obligations; indemnifications
- N.Y. Education Law § 355-c · College opportunity to prepare for employment
- N.Y. Education Law § 355-d · Educational opportunity centers
- N.Y. Education Law § 355-e · New York state firearm violence research institute
- N.Y. Education Law § 356 · Councils of state-operated institutions; powers and duties
- N.Y. Education Law § 357 · Statutory or contract colleges
- N.Y. Education Law § 358 · State aid for certain higher educational institutions
- N.Y. Education Law § 359 · Reports of the state university trustees
- N.Y. Education Law § 360 · Powers to Regulate Traffic on University Grounds
- N.Y. Education Law § 361 · START-UP NY program leases
- N.Y. Education Law § 363 · Curing Alzheimer's health consortium
- N.Y. Education Law § 364 · Separability
- N.Y. Education Law § 365 · Construction
- N.Y. Education Law § 370 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 371 · State university construction fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 372 · Purposes of fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 372-a · University-related economic development facilities
- N.Y. Education Law § 373 · General powers and duties of fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 373-a · Jurisdiction in actions by, against or involving the fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 374 · Relationship with state university
- N.Y. Education Law § 375 · Capital construction planning
- N.Y. Education Law § 376 · Letting of construction contracts
- N.Y. Education Law § 376-a · Notices of claim and commencement of actions against the fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 377 · Resources of fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 378 · Lease agreements
- N.Y. Education Law § 379 · Transfer of jurisdiction to state university
- N.Y. Education Law § 380 · Tax exemption of moneys and property of fund
- N.Y. Education Law § 381 · Cooperation and assistance from other state agencies
- N.Y. Education Law § 382 · Annual report of trustees
- N.Y. Education Law § 383 · Article not affected if in part unconstitutional or ineffective
- N.Y. Education Law § 384 · Inconsistent provisions of other acts superseded
- N.Y. Education Law § 390 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 391 · Optional retirement program established
- N.Y. Education Law § 392 · Rates of contribution
- N.Y. Education Law § 393 · Election
- N.Y. Education Law § 394 · Survivor's benefits
- N.Y. Education Law § 395 · Social security
- N.Y. Education Law § 396 · Employer not liable for payment of benefits
- N.Y. Education Law § 396-a · Deductions from benefits of certain retired members
- N.Y. Education Law § 397 · Inconsistent provisions of other acts superseded
- N.Y. Education Law § 398 · Definitions
- N.Y. Education Law § 398-a · Reduction of salaries for investment in custodial accounts
- N.Y. Education Law § 399 · Special annuity and custodial account programs authorized
- N.Y. Education Law § 399-a · Reduction of salaries for tax-deferred annuities
- N.Y. Education Law § 401 · Sites; designation and change
- N.Y. Education Law § 402 · Sale of former schoolhouse or site
- N.Y. Education Law § 402-a · Procedures for closing a school building
- N.Y. Education Law § 403 · Application of proceeds of sale
- N.Y. Education Law § 403-a · Leasing of school property
- N.Y. Education Law § 403-b · Leasing of school buildings and facilities
- N.Y. Education Law § 404 · Acquisition of real property
- N.Y. Education Law § 405 · Conveyance of property to public corporations
- N.Y. Education Law § 406 · Vesting of title of lands in certain cases
- N.Y. Education Law § 407 · Application to certain districts
- N.Y. Education Law § 407-a · Authorization for dormitory authority financing of capital facilities for special act school districts
- N.Y. Education Law § 407-b · Authorization for dormitory authority financing of capital facilities for state-supported schools for blind and deaf students
- N.Y. Education Law § 408 · Plans and specifications of school buildings must be approved by commissioner of education
- N.Y. Education Law § 408-a · Plans and specifications for construction of new school buildings
- N.Y. Education Law § 408-b · Submitting plans and specifications of school buildings with local fire and law enforcement officials
- N.Y. Education Law § 409 · School building regulations in relation to health and safety
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-a · Eye safety devices for certain students and teachers
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-b · Use of mercury vapor or metal halide lamps within school buildings
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-c · Athletic safety equipment
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-d · Comprehensive public school building safety program
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-e · Uniform code of public school buildings inspection, safety rating and monitoring
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-f · Electrically operated partition and door safety
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-g · Purchase and use of paradichlorobenzene deodorizers
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-h · Requirements for notification of pesticide applications
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-i · Procurement and use of environmentally-sensitive cleaning and maintenance products
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-j · Emergency alert notification system in public schools; cities with a population of one million or more
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-k · Pesticide alternatives
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-l · Posting child abuse hotline telephone number
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-m · Gender neutral single-occupancy bathroom facilities
- N.Y. Education Law § 409-n · Maximum temperatures in school buildings and facilities