SCHOOL and POLICE Sample Clauses

SCHOOL and POLICE. INVESTIGATIONS of INCIDENTS The following procedures must be followed when both the principal and the police are investigating the same incident at the same time. It is important that the principal not do anything to prejudice the police investigation and it is also important that the police recognize and respect the principal’s obligations under the Education Act. For example, under the Act, a school board’s decision regarding expulsion of a student must be made within twenty school days from the date when the student was suspended. Police need to be aware of this fact and should, when possible, share with the principal information that may be relevant to that decision. There is the need for police and schools to cooperate, whenever possible, regarding their investigations. Police investigations should also be undertaken in accordance with the local police service’s criminal investigation management plan and, where required, with the Ontario Major Case Management Manual. The principal will inform police of any logistical information about the school (e.g., the hours of the school day and class rotation schedules) that may be relevant to the investigation process. Police services will endeavour to work within these logistical considerations in order to minimize the disruption to the school.
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