Hawaii SB1608 mandates the assignment of school resource officers or guards to public and charter schools during school hours to enhance safety.
Hawaii SB1608 requires the Department of Education to assign school resource officers or guards to public and charter schools during school hours. These officers or guards must be trained in mass-shooting response and de-escalation. The number of officers or guards assigned will be based on the size of the school campus, the number of students, and other safety factors. The department is directed to seek federal grants to cover hiring costs and to prioritize employing retirees from the police department and other qualified individuals.
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