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  • True/False: 86% of reports from schools do not result in abuse or maltreatment.
    True
  • Yes/No: If a child has poor attendance, a case for educational neglect should be made.
    No. Educational Neglect must include other factors.
  • True/False: The school must always inform the alleged victim's parent about the student-to-student sexual harassment incident.
    False
  • True/Fasle: Your bias should be considered when considering to make a call.
    True
  • True/False: A staff member can ask the counselor to make a maltreatment call as a third party.
    False
  • A teacher sees a student touch another students buttocks. What is the first question you should ask yourself?
    Was the behavior unwelcome.
  • What is an example of non-verbal sexual harassment?
    Displaying or distributing sexually oriented or suggestive objects, pictures, or drawings; making obscene gestures.
  • True/False: You can support a family without having to report a family.
    True
  • True/False: Poverty is a reason to make a suspected maltreatment report.
    False
  • True/False: Parents/Guardians can discipline their children.
    True
  • True/False: Sexual harassment must be a series of events.
    False
  • True/False: Bullying/Harassment is NOT conflict?
    True
  • What is student-to-student sexual harassment according to NYCPS policy?
    It is unwelcome conduct and/or communication of a sexual nature by one student directed against another student.
  • True/False: If you are outside at the supermarket and you see a parent hitting their child, you are mandated to report it as a mandated reporter..
    False
  • True/False: A student who has been harassed and needs support can be seen by the school psychologist.
    True: Connecting the student with a school counselor, social worker, or psychologist.
  • Call or Not: Student worries about mom because she stays in bed all day and the house is a mess.
    Not, provide support and resources.
  • True/False: Staff must report student-to-student sexual harassment within 3 school days.
    False: Within 1 school day
  • True/False: In a disciplinary situation, staff are allowed to inform the victim's parent of the consequences of the perpetrator.
    False
  • True/False: School staff's job is only to stop bullying once it happens.
    False: Staff must also know the signs and prevent it from escalating.
  • True/False: If a student accuses another student of sexual harassment, a mediation should occur.
    False
  • True/False: After an incident of student-to-student sexual harassment is reported and documented in OORS. The school has done their due diligence.
    False
  • True/False: Poor school attendance is a reason to suspect maltreatment.
    False
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    State Central Registry
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