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State
Department of Education (SDE)
SUMMARY
Synopsis
of Bill
Senate Joint Memorial 66 requests that the Legislative Education Study Committee (LESC) examine the issues surrounding the safety of school employees and explore ways in which safety could be increased.
Significant
Issues
SJM-66 supports the SDE performance measures for safe schools and respectful learning environments.
ADMINISTRATIVE IMPLICATIONS
The SDE would provide
the administrative support for the memorial.
RELATIONSHIP
Relates to HJM 66
OTHER SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES
According to SDE, the
department currently reviews all schools safety plans and requests annual
updates.
The SDE suggests
providing funding to school districts for the purpose of training staff,
students, parents and community members to ensure the success of safe school
plans and provide funding to support security personnel to work extended hours.
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