NY-A2821-2024

New York · A 2821 · 2023–2024

Enacts the "Trevyan Rowe child and young teen mental health community safety act"; directs boards of education to create policies, procedures, and guidelines for at-risk children and young teens who have demonstrated suicidal ideation, been victims of harassment or bullying, and/or who have eloped from school property; establishes a commission to evaluate the safety and security of children in primary and secondary public and private schools in this state.

Pro-LGBTQ+Failed
Bill key
NY-A2821-2024
State
New York
Session
2023–2024
Introduced
Last recorded status
introduced
Link
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Citation (Bluebook)
Assemb. 2821, 2023–2024 Leg., Reg. Sess. (N.Y. 2023), https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2023/A2821.
Short citation
N.Y. Assemb. 2821.
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Summary

Enacts the "Trevyan Rowe child and young teen mental health community safety act"; directs boards of education to create policies, procedures, and guidelines for at-risk children…

Curator notes

Carried over from 2023; Failed at sine die on 6/7/2024

Sponsors

11 sponsors
NamePartyOfficeDistrictRole
Harry BronsonDemocraticRepresentativeHD-138Primary sponsor
Rebecca SeawrightDemocraticRepresentativeHD-076Co-sponsor
Patricia FahyDemocraticRepresentativeSD-046Co-sponsor
Harvey EpsteinDemocraticRepresentativeHD-074Co-sponsor
Charles LavineDemocraticRepresentativeHD-013Co-sponsor
Jo SimonDemocraticRepresentativeHD-052Co-sponsor
Maritza DavilaDemocraticRepresentativeHD-053Co-sponsor
Deborah GlickDemocraticRepresentativeHD-066Co-sponsor
Juan ArdilaDemocraticRepresentativeHD-037Co-sponsor
Inez DickensDemocraticRepresentativeHD-070Co-sponsor
William ColtonDemocraticRepresentativeHD-047Co-sponsor

Bill text

  • As introduced (10,916 characters)

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