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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
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Ch. 545
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4-316.
(a) Notwithstanding any provision of local law and subject to the applicable
provisions of this article, the [New] Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners
may:
(1) Examine, appoint, and remove teachers;
(2) Set teacher qualifications;
(3) Set teacher salaries; and
(4) Select textbooks for the public schools in Baltimore City, except that
the textbooks may not contain anything of a sectarian or partisan character.
(b) (1) The [New] Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners shall
report annually to the State Board on the condition of the schools under its
jurisdiction.
4-317.
After a study has been completed to determine whether to close a public school
in Baltimore City, the Chief Executive Officer shall inform the Mayor of Baltimore
City and the members of the General Assembly who represent Baltimore City
regarding the completed study at the same time that the study is submitted to the
[New] Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.
4-318.
(c) The members of the Baltimore City School Police Force shall be employees
of and be appointed by the [New] Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.
(d) (2) (i) A Baltimore City school police officer may act in an official
capacity only on the premises of schools and any other property used for educational
purposes owned, leased, or operated by, or under the control of the [New] Baltimore
City Board of School Commissioners.
(f) The [New] Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners shall adopt
regulations governing the:
(1) Operation of the Baltimore City School Police Force; and
(2) Conduct of each Baltimore City school police officer,
(g) This section does not:
(1) Make a Baltimore City school police officer a member of the
Baltimore City Police Department; or
(2) Affect the salary, benefits, or retirement program of an employee of
Baltimore City or the [New] Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.
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