The September 12, 2022 Commissioner of Education Decision 18,196 reaffirms that Superintendents of Schools and Boards of Education have the right to impose reasonable conditions upon residents and parents prior to accessing school grounds so long as the conditions are not arbitrary and capricious.
For the past several years we have seen a wave of solar development in New York State. In the beginning, many school districts were approached about entering into payment in lieu of tax agreements (“PILOTs”) directly with the solar company. While solar development and PILOTs continue, developers have started to contact school districts with a new opportunity – net credit purchase agreements.
You’re a superintendent or an administrator responsible for coordinating the handling of legal claims. An office worker, looking worried, hands you a document and says, “Alex Coffeebreak submitted a notice claiming we’re violating the Laziness Protection Act.” Now what? There are a few steps you should take as soon as possible. This article will summarize the most important.
In Case You Missed It: New Health and Safety-Related Legal Requirements; and Surveys to Confirm Compliance with Holocaust Instruction Requirements
The attorneys and staff of the Binghamton-area law firm Hogan, Sarzynski, Lynch, DeWind & Gregory, LLP (HSLD&G) have joined the education, labor relations, and employment law firm Ferrara Fiorenza PC. The combined firms represent nearly 60 years of serving school district and BOCES clients.
At a ceremony on September 12, 2022, Ferrara Fiorenza was officially recognized as one of the Best Places to Work by the Central New York Business Journal in the 15-50 employees category.
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