Safety and security staff definition

Safety and security staff means a school resource officer, a school security officer, a campus security officer, and any other commissioned or noncommissioned employee or contractor, whose primary job duty is to provide safety or security services for a public school.
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Safety and security staff means a school resource officer, a school security officer, a campus security officer, and any other commissioned or noncommissioned employee or contractor,
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Safety and security staff means a school resource officer, a school security officer, a campus security officer, and any other commissioned or noncommissioned employee or contractor, whose primary job duty is to provide safety or security services for a public school. This definition is supplied by Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 28A.320.124.
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