P.R. Laws tit. 18, § 10
All teaching personnel working in a public system educational institution shall have the right to:
(a) Spend their workday in a safe environment that is free from undue pressures related to school violence.
(b) Receive information regarding their responsibilities with respect to the Crisis Management Strategic Plan for violent incidents in the schools.
(c) Be informed about their duties, regulations and sanctions with respect to school security.
(d) Receive orientation and training to work with conflict situations such as fights, riots or disputes in order to identify when their own safety or that of their students may be in danger.
(e) Have their confidentiality and anonymity guaranteed when they offer sensitive security information to the school director or the security authorities for purposes of reporting any delinquent behavior within the school.
(f) Receive orientation information and training about topics related to school violence, such as drug abuse, possession of weapons and management of conflicts, among others.
(g) Receive orientation and training about the management of emergency situations such as hurricanes, earthquakes, gas leaks, fires and terrorist attacks, among others, in which their physical integrity or that of their students may be in danger.
History —May 31, 2006, No. 110, § 2.02.