New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Senate Bill S08092

Introduced
1/5/24  
Refer
1/5/24  
Engrossed
1/17/24  
Refer
1/17/24  
Engrossed
1/23/24  
Enrolled
1/26/24  
Chaptered
1/26/24  

Caption

Allows certain non-public schools to be exempt from being required to provide menstrual products in the restrooms of school buildings, upon a demonstration to the commissioner of education that the school does not serve students who need such products, and that such products are otherwise available to students who might need them.

Companion Bills

NY A08516

Same As Allows certain non-public schools to be exempt from being required to provide menstrual products in the restrooms of school buildings, upon a demonstration to the commissioner of education that the school does not serve students who need such products, and that such products are otherwise available to students who might need them.

Previously Filed As

NH HB415

Removing requirements that schools provide menstrual products in restrooms.

CT HB05881

An Act Repealing The Requirement That Menstrual Products Be Available In Men's Restrooms In Each Public School.

OK SB1353

Schools; creating the Menstrual Products for Schools Revolving Fund; providing for use of fund to assist certain schools in making menstrual products available in certain restrooms. Effective date. Emergency.

OK SB219

Schools; requiring certain schools to make menstrual products available in certain restrooms. Effective date. Emergency.

OK SB219

Schools; requiring certain schools to make menstrual products available in certain restrooms. Effective date. Emergency.

ME LD155

An Act to Make Menstrual Products Available in Certain Schools

NJ A3105

Requires certain public schools to advertise availability of free menstrual hygiene products.

CT HB05664

An Act Concerning The Availability Of Menstrual Products In Schools.

CT SB00250

An Act Eliminating The Requirement That Schools Provide Free Menstrual Products In At Least One Men's Restroom.

TX HB550

Relating to the provision of menstrual products at public schools.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.