Assistance of School Entities Sample Clauses

Assistance of School Entities. A. In Loco Parentis 1. Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Vice Principals and Principals in the public schools have the right to exercise the same authority as a parent, guardian or person in parental relation to such pupil concerning conduct and behavior over the pupils attending a school during the time they are in attendance, including the time required in going to and from their homes. 2. School authorities’ ability to stand in loco parentis over children does not extend to matters beyond conduct and discipline during school, school activities, or on a conveyance as described in the Safe Schools Act providing transportation to or from school or a school sponsored activity. B. Notification of Parent or Guardian 1. Parents or guardians of all victims and suspects directly involved in an incident listed under Section IIA or IIB shall be immediately notified of the involvement, and they shall be informed about any notification regarding the incident that has been, or may be, made to the Law Enforcement Authority. 2. The School Entity shall document attempts made to reach the parents or guardians of all victims and suspects directly involved in incident listed under Section IIA or IIB. C. Scope of School Entity’s Involvement 1. General principles: Once the Law Enforcement Authority assume primary responsibility for a matter, the legal conduct of interviews, interrogations, searches, seizures of property, and arrests are within the purview of the Law Enforcement Authority. The School Entity shall defer to the Law Enforcement Authority on matters of criminal and juvenile law procedure, except as is necessary to protect the interests of the School Entity. The Law Enforcement Authority will keep the chief school administrator, or his designees, informed of the status of pending investigations.
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Assistance of School Entities. A. In Loco Parentis 1. Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Vice Principals and Principals in the public schools have the right to exercise the same authority as a parent, guardian or person in parental relation to such pupil concerning conduct and behavior over the pupils attending a school during the time they are in attendance, including the time required in going to and from their homes. 2. School authorities’ ability to stand in loco parentis over children does not extend to matters beyond conduct and discipline during school, school activities, or on a conveyance as described in the Safe Schools Act providing transportation to or from school or a school sponsored activity. B. Notification of Parent or Guardian 1. Parents or guardians of all victims and suspects directly involved in an incident listed under Section IIA or IIB shall be immediately notified of the involvement, and they shall be informed about any notification regarding the incident that has been, or may be, made to the Law Enforcement Authority. 2. The School Entity shall document attempts made to reach the parents or guardians of all victims and suspects directly involved in incident listed under Section IIA or IIB. C. Scope of School Entity’s Involvement
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Assistance of School Entities. A. In Loco Parentis 1. Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Assistant Principals and Principals in the School Entity have the right to exercise the same authority, to the extent permitted by law, as a parent, guardian or person in parental relation to such student concerning conduct and behavior over the students attending school during the time they are in attendance, including the time required in going to and from their homes. 2. School Entity authorities’ ability to stand in loco parentis over children does not extend to matters beyond conduct and discipline during school, school activities, or on a conveyance as described in the Safe Schools Act providing transportation to or from school or school sponsored activity.
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Assistance of School Entities. A. In Loco Parentis 1. Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Vice Principals and Principals in the public schools have the right to exercise the same authority as to conduct and behavior over the pupils attending school, during the time they are in attendance, including the time required in going to and from their homes, as the parents, guardian or persons in parental relation to such pupils may exercise over them. 2. School authorities’ ability to stand in loco parentis over children does not extend to matters beyond conduct and discipline during school, school activities, or on any public conveyance providing transportation to or from school or school sponsored activity. B. Notification of Parent or Guardian 1. Taking into consideration the totality of the circumstances, parents or guardians of students involved in acts of violence, possession of weapons, sexual assault, or the possession, use or sale of a controlled substance or the underage possession of alcohol or intoxication from alcohol should be notified of the involvement as soon as possible. 2. The School Entity shall document attempts made to reach the parents or guardians of all victims, witnesses and suspects of incidents reportable to law enforcement authorities pursuant to the terms of this agreement. 3. Except in cases in which the suspect student has been injured and requires medical attention, the decision to notify a suspect’s parents or guardians shall be a cooperative decision between school officials and law enforcement authorities. C. Scope of School Entity’s Involvement
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Assistance of School Entities. A. In Loco Parentis 1. Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Vice Principals and Principals in the public schools have the right to exercise the same authority as a parent, guardian or person in parental relation to such pupil concerning conduct and behavior over the pupils attending a school during the time they are in attendance, including the time required in going to and from their homes. 2. School authorities' ability to stand in loco parentis over children does not extend to matters beyond conduct and discipline during school, school activities, or on a conveyance as described in the Safe Schools Act providing transportation to or from school or a school sponsored activity. B. Notification of Parent or Guardian 1. Taking into consideration the safety of a victim, the School Entity shall immediately or as soon as practicable notify the parent or guardian of a victim or suspect directly involved in an incident listed in Section IIA, including those incidents listed in Section IIA3 Recommended Notification and Section IIB. The School Entity should confer with the Law Enforcement Authority to determine if immediate notification would compromise an ongoing investigation. In making the notification and as part of conferring with the Law Enforcement Authority the School Entity shall inform the parent or guardian as to whether the local police department having jurisdiction has been, or may be notified of the incident. 2. The School Entity shall document attempts made to reach the parents or guardians of all victims and suspects directly involved in incident listed under Section IIA or IIB. C. Scope of School Entity’s Involvement
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Assistance of School Entities. A. In Loco Parentis 1. Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Assistant Principals and Principals in the School Entity have the right to exercise the same authority, to the extent permitted by law, as a parent, guardian or person in parental relation to such student concerning conduct and behavior over the students attending school during the time they are in attendance, including the time required in going to and from their homes. 2. School Entity authorities’ ability to stand in loco parentis over children does not extend to matters beyond conduct and discipline during school, school activities, or on a conveyance as described in the Safe Schools Act providing transportation to or from school or school sponsored activity. B. Notification of Parent or Guardian 1. Parents or guardians of all victims, witnesses, and suspects directly involved in an incident listed under Section II.A. shall be immediately notified of the incident, and they shall be informed about any notification regarding that incident that has been, or may be, made to the Law Enforcement Authority. 2. The School Entity shall document attempts made to reach the parents or guardians of all victims, witnesses, and suspects directly involved in an incident listed under Section II.A.
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