Eli's Law – Notice of Intent to Destroy Audio Recordings

Pursuant to Arkansas Code § 6-21-122 (Eli's Law), Ozark Mountain School District provides notice of its intent to destroy audio recordings made pursuant to Eli's Law.


📅 RECORDING RETENTION
Audio recordings from locker rooms and changing areas are retained for a minimum of 90 days and no longer than 12 months, unless they may be used as evidence concerning an allegation of wrongdoing.

🔔 NOTICE REQUIREMENT
At least ten (10) days before an audio recording is destroyed, the district will post a notice of intent to destroy the recording on this website.

🛡 ACCESS RESTRICTIONS
Requests for audio recordings may only be made by a district/charter administrator or a parent, legal guardian, or person standing in loco parentis who presents an allegation of wrongdoing.

📁 EXCEPTIONS
Audio recordings will not be destroyed if they may be used as evidence concerning an allegation of wrongdoing.

ℹ️ This page will be updated regularly as notices are posted. Notices are posted at least ten (10) days before destruction.



UPCOMING DESTRUCTION NOTICES 

Recording Period (This Notice Covers)Notice Posted (At Least 10 Days Before Destruction)Scheduled Destruction DateLocation / Facility
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

  • Audio recordings will not be destroyed if they may be used as evidence concerning an allegation of wrongdoing.
  • Requests for audio recordings may only be made by a district/charter administrator or a parent, legal guardian, or person standing in loco parentis who presents an allegation of wrongdoing for which the recording may be evidence.
  • All actions taken are in accordance with Arkansas Code § 6-21-122 (Eli's Law).


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Involving Bruno-Pyatt:
The Ozark Mountain School District has been evaluating the Bruno-Pyatt Campus for future viability. One of the issues the district addressed earlier this spring was the occurrence of mold in the basement. The district contracted with a company to remediate the lower level; however, the issue has returned. Therefore, as a proactive measure, we are having environmental testing performed throughout the building.

Additionally, we are working with our facilities consultant and the Division of Public School Academic Facilities to determine what work must be completed and to obtain cost estimates before the building can be reopened for possible use.

As a precaution, we are limiting access to the building to OMSD administration and maintenance personnel, as well as individuals conducting authorized inspections.

We appreciate your cooperation and attention to this matter. As always, we will keep you informed of our findings and the steps necessary to move forward.


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