Tenn. Code Ann. § 49-1-407
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Duties of department of safety - Drug abuse programs
Official statutory text
It is the responsibility of the department of safety to: (1) Periodically check persons serving as DARE instructors to ensure that they have been properly trained to do so in accordance with the standards and qualifications adopted by the department or with comparable standards; and (2) Monitor the content of the drug abuse resistance material currently being taught students to ensure that it is compatible with or comparable to the curriculum adopted and implemented by the state board of education for DARE program instruction. Acts 1992, ch. 910, § 1.
It is the responsibility of the department of safety to:
(1) Periodically check persons serving as DARE instructors to ensure that they have been properly trained to do so in accordance with the standards and qualifications adopted by the department or with comparable standards; and
(2) Monitor the content of the drug abuse resistance material currently being taught students to ensure that it is compatible with or comparable to the curriculum adopted and implemented by the state board of education for DARE program instruction.
Acts 1992, ch. 910, § 1.
It is the responsibility of the department of safety to:
(1) Periodically check persons serving as DARE instructors to ensure that they have been properly trained to do so in accordance with the standards and qualifications adopted by the department or with comparable standards; and
(2) Monitor the content of the drug abuse resistance material currently being taught students to ensure that it is compatible with or comparable to the curriculum adopted and implemented by the state board of education for DARE program instruction.
Acts 1992, ch. 910, § 1.
Status: in_force
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