N.Y. EDN Law § 4103
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Indian children not entitled to free tuition in public schools
Official statutory text
§ 4103. Indian children not entitled to free tuition in public\nschools. Indian children residing on a reservation are not entitled to\nfree tuition in districts outside the reservation but may be received\ninto the schools of such districts on the approval of the trustees\nthereof and the commissioner of education.\n
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