502.9 INTERVIEWS OF STUDENTS BY OUTSIDE AGENCIES
502.9 INTERVIEWS OF STUDENTS BY OUTSIDE AGENCIESGenerally, students may not be interviewed during the school day by persons other than parents and school district officials and employees.
Requests from law enforcement officers and from persons other than parents, school district officials, and employees to interview students are made through the principal's office. Upon receiving a request, it is the responsibility of the principal to determine whether the request will be granted. Generally, prior to granting a request, the principal will attempt to contact the parents to inform them of the request and to ask them to be present.
If a child abuse investigator wishes to interview a student, the principal will defer to the investigator's judgment as to whether the student should be interviewed independently from the student's parents, whether the school is the most appropriate setting for the interview, and who will be present during the interview.
Students will not be taken from school without the consent of the principal and without proper warrant.
NOTE: Iowa law does not address access to students by law enforcement authorities or other officials. This policy reflects the generally accepted practice of school districts.
Legal Reference:
441 I.A.C. 9.2; 155; 175.
Cross Reference:
402.2 Child Abuse Reporting
502.8 Search and Seizure
503 Student Discipline
902.4 Students and the News Media
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502.10 USE OF MOTOR VEHICLES
502.10 USE OF MOTOR VEHICLESThe board recognizes the convenience to families and students of having students drive to and park at their school attendance center. Driving a motor vehicle to and parking it at the student's attendance center is a privilege.
Students who drive to and park at their school attendance center shall only drive to and park at their designated attendance center or at either their attendance center or a shared district's attendance center for the purpose of attending extracurricular activities. Students may not loiter around or be in their vehicle during the school day without permission from the principal. Students shall leave their attendance center when there is no longer a legitimate reason for them to be at their attendance center. Students who drive shall enter and leave the parking lot by the routes designated by the principal.
Students who live within one mile of school, and would not otherwise be eligible for a student driving permit, may be eligible for a student driving permit, for driving to and from school and school activities and practices, if the student ( insert criteria here ).
Students who wish to drive to and park at their school attendance center shall comply with the rules and regulations established by the building principal. Failure to comply with this policy or the school district rules shall be reason for revocation of school driving and parking privileges as well as other disciplinary action including suspension and expulsion.
NOTE: This policy is not mandatory. The underlined language, however, needs to be in board policy with the board adding its own criteria.
Legal Reference:
Cross Reference:
502 Student Rights and Responsibilities
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Approved: _____ |
Reviewed:5-19-2021 |
Revised: _____ |