(a) It shall be the responsibility of schools, both public and private, and their respective governing boards or their designees, or the chief

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administrative officer in the case of private schools, to coordinate the establishment and designation of the drug free school zones.
(b) The respective governing boards of the schools, or the chief administrative officer in the case of private schools, shall place and maintain permanently affixed and plainly visible signs at the main entrances of each school which identify the school and its accompanying grounds as a drug free school zone and which outline the penalties associated with violations of the Drug Free School Zones Act. The respective governing boards of the schools, or the chief administrative officer in the case of private schools, shall determine the actual size of such signs.

(c) Upon enactment, a copy of the Drug Free School Zones Act shall be transmitted to the respective governing boards, or the chief administrative officers in the case of private schools, and it shall be their responsibility, at their discretion, to disseminate the information to parent groups and to the community.
(d) The respective governing boards of the schools, or the chief administrative officer in the case of private schools, shall transmit to the Legislature, within ninety (90) days, a status report on the establishment and designation of the drug free school zones within their respective jurisdictions.

NOTE: P.L. 26-125:3(d) provides: A new ninety (90) day period for re-designation of
Drug Free School Zones is hereby established pursuant to 17 G.C.A. ‘ 48003
commencing the effective date of enactment of this Act. The effective date was
9/04/2002.