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Board discusses in-house fingerprinting, state-police checks and FBI requirement

Monroe Public Schools Board of Education · August 13, 2024
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Summary

Board members and staff discussed plans to offer in-house fingerprinting tied to state-police criminal-history checks, whether the FBI check required by state code is included, and the possibility of offering fingerprinting services to outside users for a fee.

Board members asked whether an in-house fingerprinting process would include both the Michigan State Police criminal-history check and the FBI criminal-record check required by statute. One board member asked: "So you're just doing the prints?" and staff answered, "No... it's through the state police is who it's monitored by." The transcript records a reference to state code sections "12 30 and 12 30 a" in the discussion of FBI checks.

Staff said the district anticipates technology and human-resources staff will complete the internal cycle and that the district could allow external users (for example, employees of other districts) to use the service and charge a fee, similar to how the ISD operates. The board asked staff to keep working on the process and report back with details.