West Virginia HB5005 mandates video cameras in special education classrooms and audio recording devices in their restrooms, with strict.
West Virginia HB5005 requires local educational agencies to provide video cameras in self-contained special education classrooms and audio recording devices in their restrooms. The bill mandates that these devices be used solely for monitoring incidents of bullying, abuse, or neglect, and for the protection of students and staff. Recordings are confidential and can only be reviewed by authorized personnel under specific circumstances, such as investigations into reported incidents.
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