David Perecman

Noelia-Lisa Echavarria, 7, died last year after she choked inside her Williamsburg school.

The autistic boy's death resulted in Avonte's Law, requiring better schools safety measures.

The law firm that represents Avonte's family will give a $1,000 award to a student with autism.

A memorial will be held Oct. 10 to remember the late teenager, who disappeared from his school in 2013.

The report found that 4 special needs students, including Nashaly Perez, walked out of school on Sept 15

Dyasha Phelps Smith, 21, choked on a muffin at her Cobble Hill school on Oct. 28, her family said. 

Dyasha Smith, 21, choked to death on a muffin in her Cobble Hill school.

The suit alleges negligence in the death of the teen, who went missing from his school in October.

The family's lawyer says Avonte made a similar attempt to run a day prior to his disappearance.

The case has been turned over to the Queens District Attorney's office for review.

Avonte Oquendo's family asked to look at the NYPD's investigation into the death of the autistic teen.

The video shows the autistic teen running out of the school through an open door.

The devices would be voluntary and designed for parents of children who have a tendency to "bolt."

Vanessa Fontaine is seeking access to NYPD documents surrounding her son's disappearance on Oct. 4.

The bones were found on a beach and identified as Avonte's on Tuesday afternoon, police said.