Mississippi HB1248 mandates video surveillance in school areas for exceptional children's safety.
Mississippi HB1248 requires school districts to install video surveillance cameras with audio reception technology in classrooms, hallways, cafeterias, recreational areas, and exteriors of school facilities. The bill also mandates surveillance at entry and exit points. Access to footage is limited to district superintendents, principals, and licensed personnel. The bill allows districts to contract with independent companies for surveillance monitoring, subject to advertising and proposal processes. It also establishes a School Safety Grant Program for additional safety measures and training.
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