Requires school crossing guards to be on each and every corner of every city block that contains a public or private high school during arrival and dismissal.

This bill requires that school crossing guards be stationed at every corner of city blocks where public or private high schools are located during the times when students arrive and leave school. The goal is to enhance student safety and ensure that they can cross streets safely. This measure aims to reduce accidents and improve traffic management around schools.

Supporters of this bill would argue that it prioritizes the safety of students by ensuring that they have dedicated crossing guards at every corner near their schools. They would emphasize that this measure could lead to fewer accidents and a safer environment for young people during critical times of the day. Additionally, they might highlight the importance of community responsibility in protecting children.

Critics of the bill might argue that requiring crossing guards at every corner could be an unnecessary expense for local governments and schools. They may also raise concerns about the feasibility of implementing such a requirement, suggesting that it could strain resources and lead to logistical challenges. Furthermore, they might question whether the presence of crossing guards would significantly change safety outcomes compared to existing measures.