MODESTO CITY SCHOOLS Administrative Regulation
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1 MODESTO CITY SCHOOLS Administrative Regulation AR 3515 The intent of the camera surveillance systems deployed by Modesto City Schools is to protect the safety and security of students, employees and authorized visitors to school and administrative sites and to safeguard district facilities and equipment from theft and vandalism. Locations Subject to Monitoring Video cameras may be used to monitor buildings, exterior campus areas, including but not limited to: parking lots, perimeters, entrance and exit doors, interior hallways and large open interior spaces. In day-to-day operation, no video cameras will be installed in classrooms or offices without the prior authorization of the Superintendent/designee. (Education Code 51512) Notice and Authorization to Monitor Whenever and wherever permanent camera surveillance systems are installed, signs will be posted with the following notification: Activities on these premises may be recorded by video surveillance. System Operation 1. Surveillance cameras will be installed both inside and outside of buildings in areas around school campuses and other district owned facilities as directed by the safety planning committee. 2. Remote control of any video cameras can only be made by an authorized system operator or Superintendent/designee. 3. No interior covert cameras will be installed without specific cause and prior Superintendent/designee approval.
2 AR 3515 (a) 4. No dummy cameras or empty decoy camera domes will be deployed on any district owned property. All installed equipment will be active and connected to the video recording system. Cameras may be offline due to technical issues, maintenance, hardware failures or reconfiguration. 5. The camera surveillance system shall not monitor areas where the public, students or employees have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Examples include, but are not limited to: locker rooms and restrooms. 6. There will be no intentional video monitoring or recording of any lawful union activity on district property. This excludes any gatherings that take place in the field of view of existing cameras. 7. The use of video recording equipment on school grounds shall be supervised and managed by the Maintenance and Operations Department. 8. Video recording should be reviewed when there is a need to do so, either because an incident has been reported or is suspected to have occurred. Examples include, but are not limited to: incidents of property damage, theft, trespassing, personal injury or any unlawful activity. 9. Administrative staff assigned to the camera surveillance systems will be required to review and apply these regulations in performing their duties and functions related to the operation of the system. 10. Students are prohibited from unauthorized use, tampering, or otherwise interfering with video recording and/or video equipment. Discipline for such action will be based on the Student Conduct Code.
3 AR 3515 (b) 11. Staff is prohibited from unauthorized use, tampering, or otherwise interfering with video recording and/or video equipment. Violation of this policy may result in disciplinary action. 12. Staff is prohibited from the use of personal and/or non-district video surveillance equipment on district property. Violation of this policy may result in disciplinary action. 13. The district shall provide reasonable safeguards, which may include, but are not limited to, password protection, managed firewalls, and control of physical access to protect the camera surveillance systems from unauthorized users or unauthorized use. 14. These regulations shall be incorporated into any training and orientation programs. The regulations should be reviewed and updated periodically. 15. Video monitors of the recording system shall not be located in any areas that would enable public viewing. 16. Video recording equipment shall be used in accordance with all school district Board policies, including the district s non-discrimination policy and its corresponding regulations relating to privacy and safety. Storage and Security 1. Storage of video recordings will be dependent upon the type of system installed, which could vary from site to site and with the introduction of new technology. There is no maximum storage time defined by this policy. 2. Video recordings held for review of property, staff or student incidents will be maintained in their original form pending resolution. Recordings will then be released for deletion, copied for authorized law enforcement agencies, or retained as required in accordance with established district procedures and applicable law.
4 AR 3515 (c) 3. All recordings or other storage devices that are not in use should be stored securely and in a controlled access area. Access to the storage devices should be possible only by authorized personnel. Logs shall be kept of all access to recordings. 4. Surveillance tapes are presumed exempt from disclosure under the California Public Records Act. Student Records 1. The district shall treat the video recording of an individual student as part of that student's educational record. Only video that is exported from the video recording system related to a specific incident can be made part of a student record. 2. The district will comply with all applicable State and Federal laws and district Board policies related to record maintenance, retention, and disclosure. All video is stored temporarily in the recording device and is not archived or backed up. 3. Requests to review video recordings shall comply with all applicable State and Federal laws and Board policies relating to student records and guidelines for responding to public requests for information. Viewing Requests All requests for review of video recordings that are considered an educational record or personnel record will be made as follows: 1. All viewing requests must be submitted in writing. Requests for viewing will be limited to those parents/guardians, students and/or district officials with a direct interest in potential disciplinary issues as authorized by the site administrator. Only the portion of the video recording related to the specific incident will be made available for viewing.
5 AR 3515 (d) 2. Approval/denial for viewing will be made within a reasonable amount of time of receipt of the request and communicated to the requesting individual, relative to the severity of the incident. 3. A written log will be maintained for those viewing video recordings, including the date and time of the viewing, reason for viewing, date the recording was made of the incident, location of the camera that made the recording, and signature of the viewer. 4. Video recordings will remain the property of the school district and may be reproduced only in accordance with the law and applicable Board policy. REVIEWED: April 20, 2009
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