What is the role of the Kentucky Justice Cabinet when a missing child's school record is requested?

The role of the Kentucky Justice Cabinet involves ensuring the proper handling and investigation of missing persons cases, including missing children. When a request for a missing child’s school record is made, the Justice Cabinet is alerted rather than simply receiving the records. This notification allows them to take necessary actions concerning the safety and welfare of the child in question.

The system is in place to ensure that there is surveillance and monitoring of cases involving missing children, facilitating appropriate investigations and helping to coordinate responses with local law enforcement agencies. This protocol underscores the importance of prioritizing the child's safety and streamlining information related to their case to the appropriate authorities.

In contrast, other options such as archiving records, verifying the identity of the requester, or simply receiving the records do not address the essential need for the Justice Cabinet to be actively involved in cases of missing children, which is crucial for effectively resolving such serious matters.