New York Statutes

§ 3211 — Records of attendance upon instruction

New York·Law EDN Education·Title 4 Teachers and Pupils·Part 1 Compulsory Education·Art. 65 Compulsory Education and School Census

§ 3211. Records of attendance upon instruction.

1.Who shall keep\nsuch record. The teacher of every minor required by the provisions of\npart one of this article to attend upon instruction, or any other school\ndistrict employee as may be designated by the commissioner of education\nunder section three thousand twenty-four of this chapter, shall keep an\naccurate record of the attendance and absence of such minor. Such record\nshall be in such form as may be prescribed by the commissioner of\neducation.\n 2. Certificates of attendance to be presumptive evidence. A duly\ncertified transcript of the record of attendance and absence of a child\nwhich has been kept, as provided in this section, shall be accepted as\npresumptive evidence of the attendance of such child in any proceeding\nb

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