N.Y. EDN Law § 3025
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Verification of school register
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§ 3025. Verification of school register. 1. Each teacher, or other\nschool district employee as may be designated by the commissioner of\neducation under section three thousand twenty-four of this chapter,\nshall, by his oath or affirmation verify any information submitted by\nsuch person to the school district for the purposes of use as or in the\npreparation of school registers in such manner as may be prescribed by\nthe commissioner of education under section three thousand twenty-four\nof this chapter, and such school records shall constitute the source\nfrom which the average daily attendance shall be determined. Such oath\nor affirmation may be taken by the district clerk or trustee, but\nwithout charge.\n 2. A teacher or other school district employee as may be designated by\nthe commissioner of education under section three thousand twenty-four\nof this chapter shall not be entitled to his salary for the last month\nof a term until he shall have made such verification and submitted such\ninformation as is required by subdivision one of this section, and the\ntrustees shall not draw on the county treasurer, or collector or\ntreasurer of the district, for any portion of his salary for such month\nuntil such verification shall have been made.\n
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