New Law Mandates Moment Of Silence For 9/11 In New York Public Schools

Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a law establishing September 11th Remembrance Day, mandating a moment of silence in public schools. The law aims to foster dialogue and education about the 9/11 attacks, ensuring future generations understand the event's significance. It highlights the courage and sacrifice shown in response to the attacks. The law is effective immediately, impacting students who were newborns at the time of the attacks.

What annual event did Governor Andrew Cuomo's legislation establish?

• Memorial Day

• Independence Day

• September 11th Remembrance Day

• Thanksgiving Day

What is the primary goal of the September 11th Remembrance Day law?

• To support local businesses

• To increase school holidays

• To encourage dialogue and education about the attacks

• To promote tourism

What does the law ensure for future generations?

• An understanding of the terrorist attacks

• Better sports facilities

• Increased school funding

• More public holidays

What does the legislation emphasize about the response to the attacks?

• The economic impact

• The courage, sacrifice, and love shown

• The political consequences

• The environmental effects

When does the new law take effect?

• After a public vote

• In five years

• Next year

• Immediately