School Safety Plan Sample Clauses

School Safety Plan. The Organizer shall amend its Application to set forth a detailed, specific school safety plan. The school safety plan shall include an emergency preparedness plan for the Charter School that meets the requirements set forth in 511 IAC § 6.1- 2-2.5. Before this Prior Action shall be deemed substantially completed, the Charter Schools Director shall have the opportunity to review and approve the proposed school safety plan. The Organizer shall submit its proposed school safety plan to the Charter Schools Director no later than July 15.
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School Safety Plan. The Charter School shall develop a school safety plan prior to opening in accordance with the Start-Up Protocol and shall provide a copy of such plan to OCS and obtain approval of such plan from the Indiana Department of Education prior to opening or as soon thereafter as reasonably practicable. Such a safety plan shall, at a minimum, call for the minimum number of emergency preparedness drills required by Indiana law and, once approved, shall be attached hereto as Schedule 25.‌‌
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School Safety Plan. The principal is charged with the responsibility of maintaining security, safety and discipline in the school. To meet this responsibility he/she shall develop in collaboration with the Union chapter committee and the parents association of the school a comprehensive safety plan, subject to the approval of the Chief Executive of School Safety and Planning. The safety plan will be updated annually using the same collaborative process, and reports of any incidents shall be shared with the chapter leader. A complaint by a teacher or the chapter leader that there has been a violation of the safety plan may be made to the principal as promptly as possible. He/she will attempt to resolve the complaint within 24 hours after receiving the complaint. If the teacher or chapter is not satisfied, an appeal may be made to the Chief Executive of School Safety and Planning who will arrange for a mediation session within 48 hours. If the teacher/chapter is not satisfied with the results of the mediation, an appeal may be made by an expedited arbitration process to be developed by the parties.
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School Safety Plan. The School Safety plan will operate in compliance with Ed Code 32280-32289.5
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School Safety Plan. In order to prevent campus crime and violence and to promote safe educational conditions, each school district shall adopt a comprehensive “School Safety Plan.” ED. CODE § 35294 - 35294.9. The Plan must be drafted by the school site counsel, if one exists, or else by a school safety committee made up of at least the principal or designee, teacher’s union representative, classified employee union representative, and parent, in consultation with a representative from law enforcement. Prior to adoption of the Plan, the school site council or safety committee shall hold a public hearing at the school site. The Plan must be reviewed and updated by March 1 each year by the school site council or safety committee. A “School Safety Plan” shall include at least the following: * An assessment of the current status of crime committed on school campuses and at school-related functions; * Appropriate strategies that will provide or maintain a high level of school safety; * School procedures for complying with all of the following laws relating to school safety: Child Abuse reporting procedures; Disaster and emergency procedures; Procedures to notify teachers of dangerous pupils; A discrimination and harassment policy; A dress code that prohibits wearing “gang related apparel,” if the school has adopted one; Procedures for safe and orderly ingress and egress to and from school; A safe and orderly environment; Rules and procedures on school discipline; and Ed. CODE § 44807. See, e.g., Xxxxxxx X. v. Superior Court (1986) 183 Cal.App.3rd 1193, 1196 [228 Cal.Rptr. 776, 778}; but see in re Xxxxxxx X. (1985) 40 C.3rd 550, [709 P.2nd 1287]. Xxxxxxxxxxx x. Xxxxxxxx’ Executors 24 N.J.L. 680, 683: see also ED. CODE § 44807. 39AM.JUR., X. & C. § 61. MANUAL2.T23 Revised 2/05 Hate crime reporting procedures.
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