Delaware schools, districts, and licensed child care providers would post registry directions online or send them yearly to staff, teachers, and enrolled children’s parents or guardians if they lack websites.
Schools, districts, and licensed child care providers would post directions to sex offender records and alerts online, or send them yearly to staff, teachers, and enrolled children’s parents or guardians if they lack websites. All would also provide directions when those people ask for registry information.
Schools, districts, and licensed child care providers would share directions to Delaware’s sex offender registry. The request rule covers staff, teachers, and parents or guardians of enrolled children. All covered schools, districts, and providers would give the notice when staff, teachers, or an enrolled child’s parent or guardian asks for registry information. The notice would explain where to find public records online or in person, give the registry website address, and explain how to sign up for alerts. Those with websites would post the notice. Those without websites would send it in writing to staff, teachers, and parents or guardians of enrolled children. Places without websites would send the written notice at least once a year.
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