CRIMINAL RECORD CHECK
The Clermont Educational Service Center Board of Education is responsible
for the safety and well being of school age students in its care as well as
that of all employees. In the discharge of this responsibility, the
Governing Board is required by Revised Code to conduct a criminal records
check (paid for by the applicant) with respect to any applicant who is under
final consideration for appointment or employment in a position with the
Clermont Governing Board of Educational Service Center.
This criminal records check will be performed by the Bureau of Criminal
Identification and Investigation (BCII) within 30 days and shall include
information from the Federal Bureau of Investigation if the applicant has
not been a resident of the State of Ohio for a five year period immediately
prior to the date the records check was requested.
The Governing Board shall establish the necessary application procedures to
inform prospective employees that a criminal history check is required, and
that appropriate precautions are taken to ensure that an individual's
privacy is not violated in the process.
The Superintendent may recommend a person for employment during the period
of time a criminal record check is being conducted. Employment will, in a
case of this nature, be contingent upon receipt of a negative criminal
record information report.
The Governing Board may not employ a person responsible for the care,
custody, or control of a school age child if the person has been previously
convicted of or plead guilty to any of the following:
1. Aggravated Murder
13. Abduction
2. Murder
14. Child Stealing
3. Voluntary Manslaughter
15. Criminal Child Enticement
4. Involuntary Manslaughter
16. Rape
5. Negligent Homicide
17. Sexual Battery
6. Felonious Assault
18. Corruption of a Minor
7. Aggravated Assault
19. Gross Sexual Imposition
8. Assault
20. Sexual Imposition
9. Failure to provide for a
21. Importuning
functionally impaired person
22. Voyeurism
10. Aggravated Menacing
23. Public Indecency
11. Patient Abuse, Neglect
24. Felonious Sexual Penetration
12. Kidnapping
25. Compelling Prostitution
26. Promoting Prostitution
38 Unlawful Abortion
27. Procuring
39. Endangering Children
28. Prostitution
40. Contributing to Corruption of a
29. Disseminating Matter to Juveniles
Minor
30. Harmful Pandering Obscenity
41. Domestic Violence
31. Pandering Obscenity Involving a Minor
42. Carrying Concealed Weapons
32. Pandering Sexually Oriented
43. Having Weapons While Under a
Matter Involving a Minor Disability
33. Use of a Minor in Nudity Material
44. Improperly Discharging a
34. Aggravated Robbery Firearm
35. Burglary
45. Corrupting Another with Drugs
36. Robbery
46. Trafficking in Drugs
37. Aggravated Burglary
47. Placing Harmful Objects
In Food or Confections
[Adoption date: June 21, 2001]
LEGAL REFS: ORC 109.57
2953.32
3319.311
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