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Fairfax City schools and police near final sign-off on updated SRO memorandum of understanding
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Acting Superintendent Dan Phillips told the Fairfax City School Board on Nov. 10 that the memorandum of understanding (MOU) governing interactions between school resource officers and the city schools has been updated and circulated for legal review, with final FCPS sign-off expected in late November or early December.
Acting Superintendent Dan Phillips told the Fairfax City School Board on Nov. 10 that the memorandum of understanding (MOU) governing interactions between school resource officers and the city schools has been updated and circulated for legal review, following a public comment period. He said the existing agreement remained in effect while the revision took place and that the city expects Fairfax County Public Schools to complete its final legal check "late November, early December," after which the MOU would go for final signatures by the police chief and superintendents.
Dan Phillips said the revision process drew on public comments…
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