HB1152 — provide financial assistance for school sentinel training.
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§ 13-64-3
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Section 13-64-3 — AMENDED
School sentinel training-Assistance with cost. Any person who acts as a school sentinel, pursuant to § 13-64-1, shall firstsuccessfully complete In order to serve as a school sentinel, a person shall meet the education and training course as defined standards established by the Law Enforcement Officers Standards Commission pursuant to subdivision 23-3-35(16) in accordance with § 23-3-35. The Department of Education shall provide to each school district one thousand five hundred dollars for every school district employee who, during the previous school year, completed sentinel training. The dollars may be used by a district to assist with the cost of the training and equipment purchases. The department may not expend more than $45,000 annually for the purposes of this section. If more than thirty employees complete the training in any year, the department shall prorate the amount provided to each district.
§ 13-64-5
Repealed
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Section 13-64-5 — REPEALED
Text shown as codified in 2025, the earliest snapshot available; it may differ from the law as it stood when this 2020 bill was introduced.
No provision of § 13-32-7 or any other provisions of state statute is effective to restrict or limit the provisions of this chapter. However, nothing in this chapter authorizes any person to carry a concealed weapon without a valid permit.
Source: SL 2013, ch 93, § 5.