Mandates school safety upgrades, including locks, intercoms, and a facial recognition pilot program.
If you provide facial recognition tech to schools, you must comply with pilot program standards by 2020.
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What This Means
SB764 requires Hawaii's Department of Education to enhance school safety by installing interior locks on classroom doors, setting up intercom systems, and monitoring unsecured perimeters. It also introduces a facial recognition pilot program to improve emergency management. This bill impacts technology providers involved in school safety and surveillance systems.
Key Provisions
- Equip all classroom doors with interior locks by January 1, 2020.
- Connect all school locations via intercom.
- Monitor school perimeters not secured by a physical barrier.
- Establish an emergency management plan aligned with federal guidelines.
- Implement a school safety facial recognition pilot program.
- Appropriate funds for the implementation of these measures.
Latest Legislative Action
Referred to EDU/PSM, WAM.
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Maile Shimabukuro D | Sponsor | SD-021 |
| Mike Gabbard D | Sponsor | SD-020 |
| Rosalyn Baker D | Sponsor | SD-006 |
Compliance Checklist
Who: Department of Education
Deadline: 2020-01-01
Who: Department of Education
Deadline: 2020-01-01
Who: Department of Education
Deadline: 2020-01-01
Who: Department of Education
Deadline: 2020-01-01
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