2.Delegation
of Responsibility
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When police request permission to interrogate a student at
school, the principal shall inform the Superintendent and attempt
to inform the student's parents. Whenever the Superintendent or
his/her designee has determined that the police have a legitimate
purpose in interrogating a student within the confines of a school
building, the principal or his/her representative shall be present
throughout the proceedings.
When the police request permission to arrest a student at school,
the principal will inform the Superintendent, attempt to inform
the student's parents, and examine the arrest warrant.
No student shall be released to police authorities without proper
warrant, appropriate evidence or written parental permission,
except in the event of emergency or for the protection of life
or property, as may be determined by the principal, after consultation
with the Superintendent or his/her designee.
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