Suicide Protocol | Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Protocol | Child Abuse Protocol |
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What is a Suicide Outcry?
When a scholar writes or states that he/she wants to end his/her life.
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What is cutting?
The practice of teens who purposely self-injure themselves by using sharp objects.
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What is Child Abuse?
An act or omission that endangers or impairs a child's physical, mental or emotional health and development.
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What are ALL staff members?
They have a legal and professional responsibility NOT to honor confidentiality.
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What are 1. stress 2. express negative emotions 3. control 4. to feel something other than emptiness?
1 of 4 reasons teens cut.
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What is 48 hours?
The length of time allotted to report suspected child abuse.
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What is Suicide?
ALL talk of this should be taken seriously.
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What are 1. slash marks 2. wristbands/bracelets 3. long-sleeved apparel during warm weather 4. depression 5. anxiety 6. sharp objects such as razors
1 of several indicators to look for regarding cutting.
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What are 1. physical 2. sexual 3. neglect 4. emotional
4 types of abuse.
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Who are counselors and other trained personnel?
All assessments of threats or other risk factors must be determined by these individuals.
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What is 1. remain calm 2. take it seriously 3. be supportive 4. inform counselor.
4 DO's when reacting to cutting.
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What are 1. scholar's name 2. address 3. nature of harm or risk 4. other individuals involved 5. parent's names 6. info. regarding siblings
3 pieces of information needed when making a CPS report.
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What are educator and staff responsibilities for an outcry AFTER school hours?
1. Notify the on-site administrator. 2. Call SISD Police Service Dispatch. 3. Incident must be reported the next day to principal and counselor.
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What are 1. react in anger 2. draw attention to the scholar 3. question scholar in front of peers 4. Keep it a Secret.
4 DONT's when reacting to cutting.
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What are 1. supervision 2. medical 3. physical 4. abandonment
4 types of neglect.
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