number to the Department of Education and in such manner as prescribed by the
Commissioner of Education;
(11) direct the development of case-by-case interventions for addressing repeated incidents
of bullying, teen dating violence against a single individual or recurrently perpetrated
bullying, teen dating violence incidents by the same individual that may include both
counseling and discipline;
(12) prohibit discrimination and retaliation against an individual who reports or assists in the
investigation of an act of bullying, teen dating violence;
(13) direct the development of student safety support plans for students against whom an act
of bullying, teen dating violence was directed that address safety measures the school
will take to protect such students against further acts of bullying, teen dating violence;
(14) require the principal of a school, or the principal's designee, to notify the appropriate
local law enforcement agency when such principal, or the principal's designee, believes
that any acts of bullying, teen dating violence constitute criminal conduct;
(15) prohibit bullying, teen dating violence (A) on school grounds, at a school-sponsored or
school-related activity, function or program whether on or off school grounds, at a
school bus stop, on a school bus or other vehicle owned, leased or used by a local or
regional board of education, or through the use of an electronic device or an electronic
mobile device owned, leased or used by the local or regional board of education, and
(B) outside of the school setting if such bullying, teen dating violence (i) creates a hostile
environment at school for the student against whom such bullying, teen dating violence
was directed, (ii) infringes on the rights of the student against whom such bullying, teen
dating violence was directed at school, or (iii) substantially disrupts the education
process or the orderly operation of a school;
(16) require, at the beginning of each school year, each school to provide all school
employees with a written or electronic copy of the school district's safe school climate
plan; and
(17) require that all school employees annually complete the training described in Conn. Gen.
Stat. ยง10-220a.
The notification required pursuant to subdivision (8) (above) and the invitation required pursuant to
subdivision (9) (above) shall include a description of the response of school employees to such acts
and any consequences that may result from the commission of further acts of bullying, teen dating
violence. Any information provided under this policy or accompanying Safe School Climate Plan
shall be provided in accordance with the confidentiality restrictions imposed under the Family
Educational Rights Privacy Act ("FERPA") and the district's Confidentiality and Access to Student
Information policy and regulations.
Not later than January 1, 2012, the Enfield Board of Education shall approve the Safe School Climate
Plan developed pursuant to this policy and submit such plan to the Department of Education. Not later
than thirty (30) calendar days after approval by the Board, the Board shall make such plan available
on the Board's and each individual school in the school district's web site and ensure that the Safe
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