An Act relative to video cameras required in certain special education classrooms
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to require the installation of video and audio cameras in certain special education classrooms and audio recording devices in the restrooms within those classrooms. The goal is to enhance oversight and accountability within these learning environments. The bill seeks to provide a record of events and potentially improve student safety and well-being. It is intended to ensure transparency and address concerns related to student care and supervision.
Key provisions
- Requires video cameras in self-contained and sub-separate special education classrooms.
- Requires audio recording devices in restrooms within those classrooms.
- Aims to improve oversight and accountability in special education settings.
- Intended to enhance student safety and well-being.
- Seeks to provide a documented record of events.
Who is affected
- Students with special needs
- Special education teachers
- School administrators
- School districts
- Parents of students with special needs
Notable changes
- This bill introduces a requirement for video and audio surveillance in special education classrooms and restrooms.
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