New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A07096

Introduced
3/20/25  
Refer
3/20/25  

Caption

Requires that health and welfare services and facilities paid by a school district for a student attending school outside the district be no greater than the district's cost.

Summary

Bill A07096 seeks to amend the education law regarding the provision of health and welfare services for children attending nonpublic schools outside their resident school district. The bill mandates that school districts provide health services to resident children attending nonpublic schools, ensuring that the costs incurred do not exceed those that would be spent on students attending public schools within the district. This includes a variety of health services such as medical examinations, dental care, and emergency care programs.

Impact

The passage of this bill would standardize the payment structure for health services provided to students attending nonpublic schools, ensuring that costs are controlled and consistent with those for public school students. It would require school districts to enter into contracts with one another to facilitate these services, potentially impacting the budgeting and financial planning of school districts involved in such agreements. This amendment could also affect the availability and quality of health services offered to students in nonpublic schools, depending on the resources of the district providing the services.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding Bill A07096 appears to be neutral, with no recorded votes or significant committee discussions available to indicate strong support or opposition. The lack of contention in the available transcripts suggests that the bill may be viewed as a straightforward adjustment to existing law rather than a controversial measure.

Contention

There are currently no notable points of contention reported regarding Bill A07096, as the discussions and voting history do not indicate any significant disagreements among legislators. However, potential concerns could arise from school districts regarding the financial implications of providing services to nonpublic school students, which may need to be monitored as the bill progresses.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NY HB3998

Relating to the capacity and usage of school district facilities and the transfer of students between school districts.

NY HB122

Relating to the capacity and usage of school district facilities and the transfer of students between school districts.

NY HB1835

relative to the formula for distribution of aid to school districts.

NY H5292

Requires that the basic education program data collection information for students that attend career and technical education schools be charged to the receiving school district and not the sending school district.

NY S0937

Requires that the basic education program data collection information for students that attend career and technical education schools be charged to the receiving school district and not the sending school district.

NY HB2656

Establishing the no kid hungry in schools program to reimburse school districts for the cost of providing certain meals to students attending public school.

NY SB1538

Relating to conduct of public education; and prescribing an effective date.

NY S3824

Requires extraordinary special education aid to school districts for students with costs over $55,000 to be assessed and levied by county in which school district is located.

NY A4865

Requires extraordinary special education aid to school districts for students with costs over $55,000 to be assessed and levied by county in which school district is located.

NY HB4149

Relating to homeless students.

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