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Thursday, June 20 • 1:15pm - 1:45pm
Developing and Implementing a "Functional" Video Surveillance Policy

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Assessing and prioritizing critical components for a school district video surveillance policy. Includes: Technologies, Authorization, Access, Obligations, Responsibilities, Coverage, Storage, "What it is", "What it is not", and Interfacing with legal entities.

A detailed look into the components that are necessary to build a policy to manage video surveillance technologies, authorizations, expectations, and legal safeguards. It is easy for video recorded incidents to get out of hand very quickly if a policy does not already exist. Dozens of incidents, each year, are picked up on district video recording devices. Having a well-developed policy will ensure the school district does not find itself backed into a legal corner. Technologies, Authorizations, Obligations & Responsibilities, Coverage & Storage Strategies, and best practices will make it possible for your District Video Surveillance Policy to guide every incident that may be challenged by non-district related incidents, criminal incidents, events that become student record, and managing expectations of what "Is" or "Is Not" permitted (through policy).

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avatar for Troy Lunt

Troy Lunt

Technology Director, Iron County School District
avatar for Randy Yardley

Randy Yardley

IT Manager, Iron County School District


Thursday June 20, 2024 1:15pm - 1:45pm MDT
Room 112
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