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District of Columbia Code Division VI. Education, Libraries, and Cultural Institutions. § 38-3102. Safe Passage Program.

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

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(a)(1) The Mayor shall establish a Safe Passage Program within the Office of the DME, responsible for ensuring the safe passage of students traveling to and from local education agencies on days in which school is in session or other days, as determined by the DME.

(2) The Safe Passage Program shall be responsible for:

(A) Supporting development of the Safe Streets for Students Master Plan required by § 38-3111;

(B) Administering safe passage programming under this chapter;

(C) Administering the School Safety and Safe Passage Working Group established pursuant to § 38-3104;

(D) Gathering and analyzing data on student transportation, student safety, and other data related to safe passage, as available;

(E) Producing an interactive map or similar digital tool pursuant to § 38-3103(f); and

(F) Planning and implementing policies, programs, and services to support safe passage, in consultation with the DDOT, Department of Public Works, Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, Office of Planning, and other relevant agencies.

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