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Advisory committee approves model school marshal duties document; will report to Texas Commission on Law Enforcement in June
Summary
A state advisory committee voted to approve a knowledge, skills and abilities (KSA) document for a proposed school marshal program and will present the document to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement at its June meeting. The committee clarified the document is intended as an assessor tool and not a rule change.
An advisory committee working on a proposed school marshal program voted to approve a model knowledge, skills and abilities document and will present the document to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement at the commission's June meeting.
The document is intended to help psychological or psychiatric assessors determine whether an individual has the capacity to perform duties described for a school marshal, committee members said. Committee members emphasized the paper is an assessor tool and not itself a rule change; individual school districts or agencies could adopt or modify it as a local job description.
Committee members conducted a roll call at the start of the meeting and reviewed…
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