37 Pa. Code § 56.4 - Guidelines for schools and children and youth services
This section is intended to assist in the dissemination of information regarding sexually violent predators. The name, address, offense and the individual's designation as a sexually violent predator shall be available, upon request, to the general public. Once the Legislature has clarified the statute and authorized release of the sexually violent predator's photograph, one will be made available to the general public.
(1) The directors of county children and
youth services, licensed day care centers and licensed preschool programs shall
disseminate the information regarding the sexually violent predator to
individuals supervising children. Individuals whose duties include supervision
of or responsibility for children shall be instructed to promptly notify the
director or other designated official of the agency, center or program if the
sexually violent predator is observed in the vicinity. The director or
supervisor shall notify the local law enforcement agency if, in his judgment,
the presence of the sexually violent predator appears to be without a
legitimate purpose or otherwise creates concern for the safety of the children.
The law enforcement agency shall promptly evaluate the situation and take
whatever additional steps are deemed necessary. The law enforcement agency
shall inform the director or other designated official of steps taken and
provide advice regarding any additional steps which the director or other
designated official should consider taking.
(2) The presidents of each college,
university and community college located within 1,000 feet of a sexually
violent predator's address, and the superintendent of each school district and
the equivalent official for private and parochial schools enrolling students
through grade 12, shall disseminate the information regarding the sexually
violent predator to individuals whose duties include supervision of or
responsibility for students. Those individuals so notified shall include
administrators, teachers, teachers aids, security officials, crossing guards,
groundskeepers, bus drivers and the like. Individuals whose duties include
supervision of or responsibility for students shall be instructed to promptly
notify the principal or other designated official if the sexually violent
predator is observed in the vicinity. The principal or other designated
official shall promptly notify the local law enforcement agency if the presence
of the sexually violent predator appears to be without a legitimate purpose or
otherwise creates concern for the safety of the students. The law enforcement
agency shall promptly evaluate the situation and take whatever additional steps
are deemed necessary. The law enforcement agency shall inform the principal or
other designated official of steps taken and provide advice regarding any
additional steps which the principal or other designated official should
consider taking.
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