New York Laws
Sub Title A - Additional Services for Youth
510-A - Conditional Release.

(b) The division may provide clothing, other necessities and services
for any conditionally released youth, as may be required, including
medical care and services not provided to such youth as medical
assistance for needy persons pursuant to title eleven of article five of
the social services law.
(c) If the youth so released is subject to article sixty-five of the
education law or elects to participate in an educational program leading
to a high school diploma, the youth shall be enrolled in a school or
educational program leading to a high school diploma following release,
or, if such release occurs during the summer recess, upon the
commencement of the next school term. If the youth so released is not
subject to article sixty-five of the education law and does not elect to
participate in an educational program leading to a high school diploma,
steps shall be taken to the extent possible to facilitate the youth's
gainful employment or enrollment in a vocational program following
release.
4. In addition to the other requirements of this section, no youth
placed with the division pursuant to a restrictive placement under the
family court act shall be released except pursuant to section 353.5 of
the family court act.