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HI SR138
Resolution
Status
3/6/2020
Primary Sponsor
Kurt Fevella
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AI Summary
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Urges law enforcement agencies to monitor parks and other areas near schools during school hours to identify and detect individuals who may be students
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Calls for enforcement of Hawaii's state truancy law (HRS section 302A-1132), which requires children ages 5-18 to attend school
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Notes that truancy is a warning sign for delinquent activity, social isolation, educational failure, substance abuse, teen pregnancy, and dropping out of school
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States that high school dropouts cost the government more than $200,000 per person over a lifetime in government-funded social services
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Requires certified copies of the resolution be sent to the Superintendent of Education and chiefs of police of each county
Legislative Description
Urging Law Enforcement Agencies To Monitor Parks And Other Areas Near Schools During School Hours To Detect Individuals Who May Be Students, And To Enforce The State Truancy Law.
Enforcement
Last Action
Referred to PSM.
3/10/2020