ENFIELD BOARD OF EDUCATION
ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT
POLICY ON STUDENT RECORDS & CONFIDENTIAL 5125.2
The Enfield Board of Education supports the need of student records for each pupil
that will reflect the academic, physical, emotional, and social development of the
student. An educational record shall be maintained for each student from his/her
entrance into the school system through the twelfth grade. The basic purpose of these
records is to use them for the benefit of the student.
Administrative regulations will protect the privacy rights of parents and students in
accordance with Federal and State Statutes.
Submitted: December 5, 1978
Approved: December 12, 1978
ENFIELD BOARD OF EDUCATION
ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT
VOLUNTEERS IN SCHOOLS 1240.1
Participation by the Public - Citizens’ Assistance to School Personnel:
The Board of Education recognizes that volunteers can make valuable contributions to
our schools. The Board encourages community residents to take an active role in
improving schools and to become school volunteers subject to adherence to suitable
regulations and safeguards.
Procedures shall be established to:
ensure effective registration, orientation, and assignment of all volunteers
serving the schools;
secure background checks (including reviews of National and Connecticut
databases checking for involvement with criminal and child protective services) for all
volunteers unless explicitly exempt as described in the regulation;
provide for the safety of students as they work with volunteers.
A request to volunteer or to continue volunteering will be denied if:
1) a background check reveals that a volunteer might pose a threat/hazard to
students;
2) if in the judgement of the school administration the volunteer behaves in any
manner that demonstrates s/he is not a good role model to students or whose
behavior is detrimental to the school environment.
Policy Adopted: 06-09-09
ENFIELD BOARD OF EDUCATION
ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT
RELATIONS WITH THE ENFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT 1411 28
The Enfield Board of Education and the Enfield Police Department are engaged in a
cooperative relationship that extends across a wide range of mutual interests to serve
students, district employees, and the public. The police wish to provide an effective
and appropriate police response to protect the safety of all persons engaged in the
everyday business of the school district and safeguard the school buildings and
property.
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