B. A program proposal submitted by a school district or charter school for supporting the costs of placing school resource officers, juvenile probation officers or school safety officers, or any combination of these officers, on a school campus shall contain:

1. 1. A detailed description of the school safety needs of the charter school or school district.
2. 2. A plan to provide the current school building blueprints, floor plans and school safety assessments for each school site to the local law enforcement agency, emergency medical services provider and fire department that provides services to the school site.
3. 3. A plan for implementing a law-related education program or a plan that demonstrates the existence of a law-related education program as a school safety prevention strategy.
4. 4. A plan to use trained school resource officers, juvenile probation officers or school safety officers, or any combination of these officers, in the school.
5. 5. A plan to train school resource officers, juvenile probation officers or school safety officers, or any combination of these officers, on the family educational rights and privacy act, civil rights and adolescent mental health issues.
6. 6. If the school district or charter school has already participated in the school safety program, information on the success, compliance and implementation of the most recent grant.

C. A program proposal submitted by a school district or charter school for supporting the costs of placing school counselors or school social workers, or both, on a school campus shall contain:

1. 1. A detailed description of the school safety needs of the charter school or school district.
2. 2. A plan to provide the current school building blueprints, floor plans and school safety assessments for each school site to the local law enforcement agency, emergency medical services provider and fire department that provides services to the school site.

3. 3. A plan for implementing a school guidance and counseling program that includes the following:

   1. (a) A detailed description of the relationship between the school counselor or the school social worker, or both, and local community resources.
   2. (b) A plan for using school counselor and school social worker services in the school, or both.
   3. (c) A detailed description of the methods for evaluating the effectiveness of the school guidance and counseling plan.
   4. (d) Policies on confidentiality under the school guidance and counseling plan.
   5. (e) Policies on notifying parents and other family members of issues or concerns as identified in the school guidance and counseling plan.
   6. (f) A detailed description of the school's, school district's or charter school's referral procedures to the appropriate community entities and state agencies.
4. 4. If the school district or charter school has already participated in the school safety program, information on the success, compliance and implementation of the most recent approved program proposal.

D. If a school district or charter school whose program proposal pursuant to subsection B or C of this section was approved by the state board of education cannot place one or more of the school resource officers, juvenile probation officers, school safety officers, school counselors or school social workers, or any combination of these individuals, as included in the approved program proposal, the school district or charter school may submit an alternative program proposal for supporting the costs of purchasing safety technology, safety training and infrastructure improvements for its school campus or campuses. An alternative program proposal submitted pursuant to this subsection shall contain:

1. 1. A detailed description of the safety needs of the school district or charter school.

2. 2. A detailed description of the proposed expenditures and capital improvements, including:

   1. (a) The safety needs that each proposed expenditure will address.
   2. (b) The specific technology or training program that the school district or charter school seeks to acquire.
   3. (c) For infrastructure improvements, all costs associated with the improvements, including architectural and engineering fees, safety evaluations and equipment for securing entrances and exits.
3. 3. Any other information requested by the department of education.

P. For the purposes of this section:

1. 1. "Law-related education" means interactive education to equip children and youth with knowledge and skills pertaining to the law, school safety and effective citizenship.
2. 2. "Law-related education program" means a program designed to provide children and youth with knowledge, skills and activities pertaining to the law and legal process and to promote law-abiding behavior with the purpose of preventing children and youth from engaging in delinquency or violence and enabling them to become productive citizens.
3. 3. "School counselor" means a professional educator who holds a valid school counselor certificate issued by the department of education.
4. 4. "School guidance and counseling program" means a counseling program that supports, promotes and enhances the academic, personal, social, emotional and career development of all students.

5. 5. "School resource officer" means any of the following:

   1. (a) A peace officer.
   2. (b) A full-authority reserve peace officer who is certified by the Arizona peace officer standards and training board.
   3. (c) An individual who was previously employed as a peace officer in this state, who retired in good standing and who is assigned to participate in the school safety program by a law enforcement agency pursuant to section 15-155.
6. 6. "School safety officer" means a school resource officer who is working in an off-duty capacity.
7. 7. "School social worker" means a professional educator who holds a valid school social worker certificate issued by the department of education.