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NYC public schools revamp school avoidance policies in class action settlement
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Legal Aid heralded the reforms as affecting 1,600 New York City public schools and establishing one of the first districtwide school-avoidance frameworks in the country.
“The longer students experiencing school avoidance are out of school, the more difficult it becomes to help them return.
A major part of the agreement is dedicated to standardizing the public schools’ system in instances of school avoidance.
The lawsuit also highlighted a catch-22 of school avoidance evaluations.
To help facilitate these policies, the school system will designate a “school avoidance liaison” who can be a teacher or school administrator at every school.