20-3178 School Resource Officer Agreement 2020-2021 School Year

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emotional disturbance or mental illness, including de-escalation skills to ensure student and officer safety as soon as practical after completion. l. The AGENCY will ensure any officer working in a Seminole County Public School, even on a temporary basis, in the capacity of a Safe School Officer as defined by Section 1006.12, Florida Statutes, has completed a criminal background check, drug testing, and psychological evaluation and is a certified law enforcement officer; as defined in Section 943.10(1), Florida Statutes, who is employed by the AGENCY, a law enforcement agency as defined in Section 943.10(4), Florida Statutes. m. Assure that the SRO uses any information made accessible to him or her by the SCHOOL BOARD or the School Safety Director pursuant to this Agreement, only for the purposes for which the disclosure was made or as otherwise authorized pursuant to Section 1006.07(7) Florida Statutes. AGENCY acknowledges and agrees that the assigned SROs are not "school officials" pursuant to Section 1002.221, Florida Statutes, 20 U.S.C. Section 1232g, and the federal regulations issued pursuant thereto. A disclosure of unauthorized information by the assigned SRO to any person or party of unauthorized confidential information made confidential pursuant to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and Section 1002.22 Florida Statutes, may result in the immediate termination of the assigned SRO and may also result in termination of this Agreement. n. Assure any SRO working in the schools in the capacity of a SRO is familiar with the contents of this Agreement and the SCHOOL BOARD'S Student Conduct and Discipline Code. o. Maintain a record of daily law enforcement personnel coverage, by school, for each school that is within the AGENCY's scope of responsibility. The AGENCY, on a quarterly basis, shall submit documentation electronically by use of an X-CAD search report to the School Safety Director to support the SCHOOL BOARD'S State of Florida audit requirements. Any report that does not depict 100% coverage for any given school day may be supplemented by supporting documentation on the AGENCY'S letterhead to establish 100% coverage. The AGENCY will adjust the invoice to address any lack of coverage. p. Assist the School's School Safety Director and the SCHOOL BOARD to address any action which poses a threat to school safety, whether it involves a student, staff member or third party. q. Notify the School Safety Director of the following: lockdown, use of force that exceeds a routine takedown or redirection, felony arrest on campus, massive school disruption, medical emergency or any event that could cause public concern or attention. 5