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AR 300.42Page 1of 2CAMPUS SECURITYAdministrative RegulationThe Superintendent or designee shall ensure that campus security procedures include strategies:1. Secure the campus perimeter and school facilities in order to prevent criminal activity.These strategies include a risk management analysis of each campus’ security system,lighting system, and fencing. Procedures to ensure unobstructed views and eliminate blindspots caused by doorways and landscaping shall also be considered. In addition, parking lotdesign may be studied, including methods to discourage through traffic.2. Secure buildings from outsiders and discourage trespassing.These procedures will include requiring visitor registration, and may include requiring staffand student identification tags, and patrolling of places used for congregating and loitering.(cf. BP 300.46 – Outsider/Visitor)(cf. BP 400.33 – Classroom Interruptions)(cf. BP 300.45 – Disruptions of District Service)(cf. BP 300.1 – Media Relations)3. Discourage vandalism and graffiti.These methods may include plans to immediately cover graffiti as well as campusbeautification projects and shall include students and the community in these projects.(cf. BP 800.7 – Illegal Entry-Damage-Theft)4. Control access to keys and other school inventory.(cf. BP 900.2 – Inventories)5. Detect and intervene with school crime.These strategies may include the creation of a school watch program, threat assessment, ananonymous crime reporting system, analysis of school crime incidents, and collaborationwith local law enforcement agencies, including providing for law enforcement presence.(cf. BP 300.36 – Crisis Prevention and Intervention)(cf. BP 601.12 – Hate-Motivated Behavior)(cf. BP 602.12 – Intradistrict Attendance)All staff shall receive training in building and grounds security procedures.