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Complying with Safety and Security Personnel Requirements in Texas Public Schools

Contains material from Apr 2025
Complying with Safety and Security Personnel Requirements in Texas Public Schools
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Address the legal requirements for safety and security personnel, ways that school districts can achieve compliance through school marshal or guardian plans, through contracting with outside law enforcement agencies, or by creating their own police departments. Discuss the different legal and practical considerations for each strategy, including entity and individual liabilities for those involved.

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1. Complying with Safety and Security Personnel Requirements in Texas Public Schools (Apr 2025)

Allyson Collins, Hans P. Graff, Marney Collins Sims

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Session 1 —119 mins

Complying with Safety and Security Personnel Requirements in Texas Public Schools (Apr 2025)

Address the legal requirements for safety and security personnel, ways that school districts can achieve compliance through school marshal or guardian plans, through contracting with outside law enforcement agencies, or by creating their own police departments. Discuss the different legal and practical considerations for each strategy, including entity and individual liabilities for those involved. 

Originally presented: Feb 2025 School Law Conference

Allyson Collins, Spalding Nichols Lamp Langlois - Austin, TX
Hans P. Graff, Leon Alcala, PLLC - Houston, TX
Marney Collins Sims, Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District - Houston, TX