2024 3310
Community Relations
SUBJECT: PUBLIC ACCESS TO RECORDS
Access to records of the District will be consistent with the rules and regulations established by the State Committee on Open Government and will comply with all the requirements of the New York State Public Officers Law Sections 87 and 89.
A Records Access Officer will be designated by the Superintendent, subject to the approval of the Board, who will have the duty of coordinating the District’s response to public request for access to records.
The District will provide copies of records in the format and on the medium requested by the person filing the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request if the District can reasonably do so regardless of burden, volume, or cost of the request. If the school district receives a request for an employee’s disciplinary records, the employee will be notified in a timely fashion.
Requests for Records via Email
If the District has the capability to retrieve electronic records, it must provide such records electronically upon request. The District will accept requests for records submitted in the form of electronic mail and respond to those requests by electronic mail using the forms supplied by the District. This information will be posted on the District website, clearly designating the email address for purposes of receiving requests for records via this format.
When the District maintains requested records electronically, the response will inform the requester that the records are accessible via the internet and in printed form either on paper or other information storage medium.
- Education Law § 2116
- Public Officers Law §§ 87 and 89
- 21 NYCRR Parts 1401 and 9760
- NOTE: Refer also to Policy #1510 — Regular Board Meetings and Rules (Quorum and Parliamentary Procedure)
Adopted: 8/24/11
Revised: 9/10/13; 9/22/20; 10/22/24