What happens if someone has a Police Record?
OESC adjudicates the police records of individuals using a comprehensive procedure which stresses fairness and protection of individual privacy. OESC is scrupulous about protecting the privacy of individuals. Information regarding a police record is only revealed to the individual never to third parties. Individuals are treated with the utmost respect and sensitivity during the adjudication process. Individuals with police records are adjudicated to the standard: “this individual, based on his or her police record and further information obtained during the adjudication process, represents an acceptable/unacceptable risk to the safety of students or other vulnerable persons”. Adjudication standards are maintained at the highest level. In every circumstance sufficient information is collected to satisfy the adjudicators that the individual either does or does not represent an acceptable risk. Adjudicators are experienced senior administrators in school boards and have received specializ
If you have a Police Record, OESC will adjudicate your record using a comprehensive procedure which stresses fairness and protection of individual privacy. OESC is scrupulous about protecting the privacy of individuals. Information regarding a police record is only revealed to the individual – never to the school or the employer. Individuals are treated with the utmost respect and sensitivity during the adjudication process. Individuals with police records are adjudicated to the following standard: “this individual, based on his or her police record and further information obtained during the adjudication process, represents an acceptable/unacceptable risk to the safety of students or other vulnerable persons”. Adjudication standards are maintained at the highest level. In every circumstance sufficient information is collected to satisfy the adjudicators that the individual either does or does not represent an acceptable risk. Adjudicators are experienced senior administrators in schoo
