Reasonable Force Guidelines Sample Clauses

Reasonable Force Guidelines. During the term of the Agreement, the Board will develop a written policy and/or guidelines on the use of reasonable force for employees (in particular Security personnel and Special Ed. personnel) when interacting with students or others that are exhibiting inappropriate violent or uncontrollable behavior. Upon formulating this language, the Board will provide the policy and procedure language to the Union for review and discussion before implementation. Additionally, the Board will provide professional training for those employees whose job duties are in an environment where reasonable force may be necessary.
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