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Committee endorses change making law-enforcement officers mandatory reporters for child abuse policy
5741358 · August 28, 2025
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Summary
The committee adopted a revision to policy JGCE clarifying that police or law enforcement officers who work as school resource officers are mandatory reporters under the children’s code.
The policy committee approved a revision to policy JGCE (child abuse) clarifying that any police or law-enforcement officer who serves as a school resource officer is considered a mandatory reporter under the children’s code. Staff described the change as a minor wording edit to page 2 of the policy clarifying reporting responsibilities of school resource officers. The motion to adopt was made and seconded; committee members called the vote and the motion passed.
