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21-1-12
Section 21-1-12 Lists of deaf and blind children within counties; enforcement of attendance
of children eligible for benefits of school. It shall be the duty of the county superintendent
of education in each county of Alabama to furnish annually to the attendance officer of his
county and the president of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind a list of the deaf and
blind children of his county with the name, sex, age, and address of each, together with the
name and address of the parent or guardian of each child, such information to be secured from
the school census enumeration books of the county or from any other reliable source, and the
attendance officer shall visit the home of each child not later than five days after the opening
date of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, as published by the president of this institution
by giving written notice to each county superintendent of education and each city superintendent
of education in Alabama. If it is found that any child...
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26-19-9
Section 26-19-9 Board of Education to compile and distribute list of missing school
children. The State Board of Education shall perform the following functions: (1) Collect
each month a list of missing Alabama school children, with a photograph, if available, as
provided by ACMEC. A missing Alabama school child shall be defined for the purposes of this
section as a child under 18 years whose whereabouts are unknown and who may reasonably
be expected to be attending an Alabama school. The list shall be designed to include such
information as the board deems necessary for the identification of the missing school child.
(2) Compile from the information collected pursuant to subdivision (1) a list of missing school
children, to be distributed monthly to all public school systems admitting children to kindergarten
through grade 12. The list shall include the names of all such missing children, together
with such other information, with photographs, when available. The school systems shall...
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26-24-34
Section 26-24-34 County children's policy councils - Duties. The duties of the county
children's policy council shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Reviewing the
needs of children in the county and the responsibilities assigned each department or agency
by law; determining areas of responsibility and identifying areas of duplication or conflict
between departments and agencies in the county; identifying local resources and developing,
in conjunction with the Department of Early Childhood Education, and up-dating annually, a
local resource guide to services available to children which shall include procedural information
concerning how to access those local services; articulating and communicating to the local
community the needs of children; and submitting an annual report to the Department of Early
Childhood Education by July 1 of each year on the local services provided to children, local
needs of children, and recommendations of the county children's policy council...
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15-20A-2
Section 15-20A-2 Legislative findings. The Legislature makes all of the following findings:
(1) Registration and notification laws are a vital concern as the number of sex offenders
continues to rise. The increasing numbers coupled with the danger of recidivism place society
at risk. Registration and notification laws strive to reduce these dangers by increasing public
safety and mandating the release of certain information to the public. This release of information
creates better awareness and informs the public of the presence of sex offenders in the community,
thereby enabling the public to take action to protect themselves. Registration and notification
laws aid in public awareness and not only protect the community but serve to deter sex offenders
from future crimes through frequent in-person registration. Frequent in-person registration
maintains constant contact between sex offenders and law enforcement, providing law enforcement
with priceless tools to aid them in their...
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16-39-4
Section 16-39-4 Implementation of program. Within 120 days after July 22, 1971, each
school board in the State of Alabama shall take a careful and thorough survey of persons who
(if thereafter certified by a specialist) would probably qualify as exceptional children residing
in its school district, which survey shall show the name, age, sex and type of exceptionality
of each exceptional child found by it. All such data descriptive of an individual person (as
contrasted with compilations made therefrom which do not reveal information about specific
individuals) shall be maintained in strict confidence and shall not be made available to anyone
except to the survey-takers (in connection with those individuals who are reported by them),
the appropriate superintendent and his staff, the appropriate school principal, the individual
child's parent or guardian and such other persons as may be designated in regulations adopted
by the State Board of Education and under such conditions as may be...
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38-13-4
Section 38-13-4 Mandatory criminal history check notice; suitability determinations;
checks on subsequent activity. (a) Every employer, child care facility, adult care facility,
the Department of Human Resources, and child placing agency required to obtain a criminal
history background information check pursuant to this chapter shall obtain, prior to or upon
the date of employment, or issuance of a license or approval or renewal thereof, and maintain
in the agency or personnel file, a request with written consent for the criminal history background
information check and a statement signed by the applicant, volunteer, or employee indicating
whether he or she has ever been convicted of a crime, and if so, fully disclosing all convictions.
The statement shall include a notice and questionnaire the same as or similar to the following:
(1) MANDATORY CRIMINAL HISTORY CHECK NOTICE: Alabama law requires that a criminal history
background information check be conducted on all persons who hold a...
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15-20A-27
Section 15-20A-27 Juvenile sex offender - Community notification. (a) In determining
whether to apply notification requirements to a juvenile sex offender, the sentencing court
shall consider any of the following factors relevant to the risk of re-offense: (1) Conditions
of release that minimize the risk of re-offense, including, but not limited to, whether the
juvenile sex offender is under supervision of probation, parole, or aftercare; receiving counseling,
therapy, or treatment; or residing in a home situation that provides guidance and supervision.
(2) Physical conditions that minimize the risk of re-offense, including, but not limited to,
advanced age or debilitating illness. (3) Criminal history factors indicative of high risk
of re-offense, including whether the conduct of the juvenile sex offender was found to be
characterized by repetitive and compulsive behavior. (4) Whether psychological or psychiatric
profiles indicate a risk of recidivism. (5) The relationship between the...
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16-40A-1
Section 16-40A-1 Legislative findings; purpose of chapter. (a) The Legislature finds
that: (1) Pregnancy and childbirth among unmarried adolescents, particularly young adolescents,
often results in severe adverse health, social, and economic consequences, including: a higher
percentage of pregnancy and childbirth complications; a higher incidence of low birth weight
babies; a higher frequency of developmental disabilities; higher infant mortality and morbidity;
a decreased likelihood of completing school; a greater likelihood that an adolescent marriage
will end in divorce; and higher risks of unemployment and welfare dependency. (2) Drug and
alcohol abuse diminish the strength and vitality of the young people of our nation and state;
an increasing number of substances, both legal and illegal, are being abused by increasing
numbers of school children, even at the grade school level; abuse of any substance causes
human behavior that influences many forces, including school, family,...
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16-5-7
Section 16-5-7 State university and college electronic faculty and student unit record
system; definitions; state coordinating agency; advisory committee; database reports; failure
to comply with requirements. (a) For the purposes of this section, the following words
shall have the following meanings: (1) BIOGRAPHICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA ELEMENTS. Include,
but are not limited to, student identification number which shall not be the Social Security
number, sex code, race and ethnic identification code, birth date, country of citizenship,
state of geographic origin on entry, matriculation date, and college graduation date. (2)
CURRENT EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY DATA ELEMENTS. Include, but are not limited to, student level,
major area code, credit hours enrolled, cumulative credit hours attempted, cumulative credit
hours earned, cumulative grade point average (GPA), state of current legal residence, residency
status, cumulative quality points, veterans' benefits status, housing status, minor/...
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21-9-14
Section 21-9-14 Office to provide information regarding Americans with Disabilities
Act; toll-free telephone number; performance of duties; immunity. (a) There shall be established
at the Department of Rehabilitation Services a toll-free telephone number in an office staffed
by an assistant or deputy attorney general to provide information on the rights and responsibilities
under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Attorney General shall appoint either an assistant
attorney general or deputy attorney general to staff the office, who shall have experience
and knowledge in disability law and related issues. The duties of the office shall include,
but not be limited to the following: Public information; referral; public education; training;
data collection; and analysis. All records of the office shall be confidential. (b) All public
relations material of the office shall identify the office as an office of an assistant or
deputy attorney general. The office may develop forms,...
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