New York Public Personnel Law: Administrative appeal hearing decisions issued by New York State Commissioner of Education Dr. Betty A. Rosa

May 21, 2023

Administrative appeal hearing decisions issued by New York State Commissioner of Education Dr. Betty A. Rosa

Decision of the Commissioner No. 18,263

Concerning an appeal of a school district election and an application seeking the removal of certain members of the school board and the school district's clerk.

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Decision of the Commissioner No. 18,264

Addressing an appeal of an action taken by the board of trustees of a public library with respect to an election.

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Decision of the Commissioner No. 18,266

With respect to an appeal challenging the actions of the board of education in a school district election.

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