New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A08073

Introduced
4/24/25  
Refer
4/24/25  

Caption

Promotes the inclusion of children living in temporary housing in prekindergarten programs; requires school districts to prioritize homeless children on any pre-K waitlists and provides for the reimbursement to school districts of hiring additional staff to accommodate the enrollment of a homeless child.

Companion Bills

NY S06783

Same As Promotes the inclusion of children living in temporary housing in prekindergarten programs; requires school districts to prioritize homeless children on any pre-K waitlists and provides for the reimbursement to school districts of hiring additional staff to accommodate the enrollment of a homeless child.

Previously Filed As

NY S06783

Promotes the inclusion of children living in temporary housing in prekindergarten programs; requires school districts to prioritize homeless children on any pre-K waitlists and provides for the reimbursement to school districts of hiring additional staff to accommodate the enrollment of a homeless child.

NY AB790

Homelessness: single women with children.

NY S08370

Clarifies the responsibility of school districts for certain temporary-resident preschool children with disabilities who are in foster care, are homeless or are in residential care.

NY A08395

Authorizes a weighted selection process prioritizing children who would be eligible to receive free or reduced price lunch and/or who are emergent multilingual learners for the allocation of certain prekindergarten seats in school districts where there are more eligible children than can be served in a given school year.

NY A09048

Relates to the assessment of extraordinary needs count for purposes of the apportionment of public moneys to school districts employing eight or more teachers; defines count of homeless children and children or youth in foster care.

NY S08139

Relates to the assessment of extraordinary needs count for purposes of the apportionment of public moneys to school districts employing eight or more teachers; defines count of homeless children and children or youth in foster care.

NY HB494

Relating to the eligibility of the children of public school employees for free prekindergarten programs in public schools.

NY H215

Supporting the development of children experiencing homelessness

NY H216

Improving emergency housing assistance for children and families experiencing homelessness

NY S136

Improving emergency housing assistance for children and families experiencing homelessness

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.