The attorney representing this State shall furnish the court, at the time of sentencing or within 10 days thereafter, a statement showing the total deduction of this subsection, to that point in time, and the statement must be attached to the official records of the commitment.

The sheriff or other person upon whom the legal duty is imposed to deliver a sentenced person who is entitled to a deduction for a period of detention post-sentencing has been detained as specified in this subsection shall, at the time of delivery, furnish to the custodian a statement showing the length of that post-sentencing detention. In addition, the transporter shall furnish to the sentencing court the same statement that must be attached to the official records of the commitment.

Sec. 7. 20-A MRSA §1055, sub-§12, as enacted by PL 2001, c. 452, §4, is amended to read:

12. Reintegration team. Within 10 days after receiving information from the Department of Corrections pursuant to Title 15, section 3009, the superintendent shall convene a reintegration team to carry out reintegration planning pursuant to section 254, subsection 12. The reintegration team must consist of the administrator of the school or the administrator's designee; at least one classroom teacher to whom the student will be assigned or who is involved in the school's student assistance team; a parent, guardian or custodian of the student; and a guidance counselor. The reintegration team is entitled to receive the information described in Title 15, section 3308, subsection 7, paragraph B-1, subparagraph (3) and Title 34-A, section 3003 1216, subsection 1, paragraph F. The reintegration team shall also determine, on the basis of need, which school employees may receive that information.

Confidentiality of the criminal justice information regarding juveniles must be ensured at all times and the information may be released by a member of the reintegration team only under the conditions of this subsection. The superintendent shall ensure that confidentiality training is provided to all school employees who have access to the information.

Sec. 8. 20-A MRSA §6001-B, sub-§3-A, as enacted by PL 2001, c. 452, §14, is amended to read:

3-A. Determination of status of juvenile applying for admission; discretion of school to accept juvenile. If the receiving school administrative unit receives information under