The New York State Education Department is instructing families at a few Brooklyn yeshivas to find other schools — the first major test of how education officials will enforce controversial regulations of failing religious programs .
Parents have until July 1 to find an “appropriate educational setting” for their children and notify the local school district of their new enrollment status, according to a letter template shared with the Daily News.
Their former schools will be cut off from all public funds — for child nutrition programs, transportation, textbooks and other services — in what advocates suggested was a new phase of a yearslong effort to ensure all students graduate with basic skills in core subjects, such as English and math…