Tennessee HB2410 allows local education agencies and public charter schools to install video surveillance in special education classrooms for safety.
Tennessee HB2410 permits local education agencies and public charter schools to install video surveillance systems in special education classrooms to enhance safety. These systems can only be used to maintain photographs or video footage, subject to privacy laws. The local board of education or public charter school governing body must adopt a policy establishing the duration for monitoring students, teachers, and staff. Continuous monitoring is only allowed if parents of a majority of students consent in writing.
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