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Feb 22, 2001 · CHAPTER 19. STUDENT MISCONDUCT, DISCIPLINE, SCHOOL SEARCHES AND SEIZURES, REPORTING OFFENSES, POLICE INTERVIEWS AND ARRESTS, AND RESTITUTION FOR VANDALISM. Subchapter 1 General Provisions. §8-19-1 Philosophy. §8-19-2 Definitions. §8-19-3 Applicability. §8-19-4 Severability.
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- Chapter 19
- Safety on and Off Campus
- Threats of Violence
- School Safety Committees
The Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness Branch is responsible for the security of Department campuses. Our schools and state offices are secured as best as possible to prevent theft, vandalism, trespassing and acts of violence. Annual training is provided for all security personnel with continued research into security best practices and th...
In order to keep our schools safe, rules have been established relating to student misconduct; these rules also govern searches of students and seizures of property. Hawaii Administrative Rules, Chapter 19, are derived from state law. It's important that students and parents review this information to be aware of the consequences of a Chapter 19 v...
We are fortunate to live in Hawaii, where incidents of violence and threatening behaviors in schools are fewer than for our Mainland counterparts. (See the Youth Risk Behavior Surveyconducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for more information.) Police will be engaged when there is real or perceived danger involving our students ...
In concert with our law enforcement partners, the community should be aware that threats of violence about our students or campuses, online or otherwise, are criminal. HIDOE Supt. Christina Kishimoto joined Honolulu Police in February 2018 to explain the significant consequences of these threats. We urge parents and families to have conversations w...
All schools have a School Safety Committee charged with attaining the following goals. Connect with your school to learn more. 1. Increasing safety awareness 2. Building enthusiasm for safety programs 3. Reducing and preventing injuries
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Hawaii Administrative Rules, Chapter 19, governs issues related to student misconduct, which includes bullying, harassment and cyberbullying. It's important that students and parents review this information to be aware of what constitutes a Chapter 19 violation, and what the consequences are.
Chapter 19, which is part of Hawaii Administrative Rules, was last revised in 2009 to establish a proactive student discipline system that emphasizes positive behavioral interventions and supports.
On Oct. 4, the Board of Education approved for public review the Hawai‘i DOE updates to the student misconduct and discipline code known as Chapter 19, as well as a new section titled Chapter 89 Civil Rights Policy and Complaint Procedures for Student(s) Complaints against Adult(s).
