PURPOSE: The purpose of this rule is to identify offenses which are included in the 1996 Safe Schools Act (HB 1301) and to require an educational plan be developed for youth in DYS custody who are involved in Safe School Act violations.
(1) A written education plan shall be developed by the service coordinator for those youth who are precluded from returning to public/private school under the Safe Schools Act because of misconduct involving violations of the Act including, but not limited to, the following offenses:
- (A) First degree murder;
- (B) Second degree murder;
- (C) Kidnaping when classified as a class A felony;
- (D) First degree assault;
- (E) Forcible rape;
- (F) Forcible sodomy;
- (G) First degree robbery;
- (H) Distribution of drugs; (I ) Arson; (J ) Involuntary/voluntary manslaughter;
- (K) Second degree assault;
- (L) Sexual assault;
- (M) Felonious restraint;
- (N) Property damage; or
- (O) Possession of a weapon.
- (2) In accordance with section 211.321.1 and .2, RSMo Supp. 1999, the juvenile officer is further authorized to make public, information concerning the offense and court proceedings as long as it does not identify the youth or the youth’s family. Records of dispositional hearings for youth adjudicated for felony offenses shall be open to the public. Social summaries, investigations or updates and status reports after the dispositional hearing shall remain confidential and may be opened for inspection only by order of the court.
AUTHORITY: section 219.036, RSMo 1994.* Original rule filed Feb. 10, 2000, effective Aug. 30, 2000. *Original authority: 219.036, RSMo 1975, amended 1993.