What should staff do if they become aware of a suicidal student after hours?

Call 911 if an attempt is happening; call CMS Police and request home visit

What is the role of the Section 504 Counselor?

Case manager for Section 504; collaborates with teachers and parents

What should you do if you believe a student may be suicidal or makes a suicidal statement?

Call a student services staff immediately & keep eyes on student(NO EMAIL)

What are some warning signs of suicidal ideation in students?

Suicidal statements, planning or harming self, hopelessness, withdrawal

What is the Say Something platform used for?

Reporting bullying or suspected bullying incidents

What are the primary services provided by school psychologists?

Academic/behavior support, teacher/parent consultation, evaluations

What are teacher responsibilities regarding attendance?

Log daily attendance and communicate with parents for 1-3 days absent

Who are the members of the Student Services team?

Counselor, Nurse, Psychologist, Social Worker, 504 counselor

What are the primary services provided by school social workers?

Connecting families with resources, attendance, family assessments

How and when should a staff member refer a student to a support staff member?

Contact through PS or email for support with: behavior, family, academics

What are the primary services provided by school nurses?

Emergency medical response, monitoring student health, school-wide health

What are the primary services provided by school counselors?

Academic, social & emotional support, small groups, classroom lessons

What should you do if you suspect a student is being abused or neglected?

Make a DSS/CPS report, do not investigate, inform your principal.

What is the role of the McKinney-Vento liaison?

Determine if a student is in a housing crisis & provide resources & support

What is required for students under the age of 18 to use a name or pronoun that differs from what is in PowerSchool?

Parent told before the change and/or parent fills out a student info survey

What are some of the services that all members of the Student Services team may provide?

Conducting Suicide risk assessment, DSS report, crisis response, consult.

What are some of the topics covered in the required classroom lessons for elementary school counselors?

Coping skills, child safety, career/college readiness, school transition

What are the warning signs that a student might be homeless or in a housing crisis?

New tardies, no longer riding assigned bus, wearing same/unclean clothing

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What should staff do if they become aware of a suicidal student after hours?
Ignore the incident and hope it resolves itself.
Contact the student's parents and inform them of the situation.
Call 911 if an attempt is happening; call CMS Police and request home visit
Post a message on the school's social media page asking for prayers.
2
What is the role of the Section 504 Counselor?
Case manager for Section 504; collaborates with teachers and parents
Connecting families with community resources, attendance, family assessment
Designing and implementing marketing campaigns for the school.
Overseeing the school's athletic programs and coaching teams.
3
What should you do if you believe a student may be suicidal or makes a suicidal statement?
Dismiss the student's concerns and tell them to "snap out of it."
Promise the student that everything will be okay.
Call a student services staff immediately & keep eyes on student(NO EMAIL)
Wait until the end of the school day to report the incident
4
What are some warning signs of suicidal ideation in students?
Suicidal statements, planning or harming self, hopelessness, withdrawal
Improved academic performance and increased participation in class.
Increased interest in hobbies and extracurricular activities.
Reduced social isolation and increased interaction with peers.
5
What is the Say Something platform used for?
Reporting bullying or suspected bullying incidents
Scheduling appointments with teachers and administrators.
Ordering school supplies and equipment.
Tracking student attendance and academic progress.
6
What are the primary services provided by school psychologists?
Designing and implementing marketing campaigns for the school.
Providing tutoring services to struggling students
Academic/behavior support, teacher/parent consultation, evaluations
Conducting physical exams and prescribing medications
7
What are teacher responsibilities regarding attendance?
Teachers should discipline students who have unexcused absences.
Teachers are responsible for leading extracurricular activities and clubs.
Teachers provide tutoring services to students who are behind.
Log daily attendance and communicate with parents for 1-3 days absent
8
Who are the members of the Student Services team?
Teachers, administrators, and parents.
Counselor, Nurse, Psychologist, Social Worker, 504 counselor
School board members, community leaders, and local business owners.
Principals, assistant principals, and department heads.
9
What are the primary services provided by school social workers?
Designing and implementing marketing campaigns for the school.
Connecting families with resources, attendance, family assessments
Overseeing the school's athletic programs and coaching teams.
Providing tutoring services to struggling students.
10
How and when should a staff member refer a student to a support staff member?
Contact through PS or email for support with: behavior, family, academics
By ignoring the student's needs and hoping the problem resolves itself.
Wait until the end of the school day and then contacting support staff.
By posting a note on the student's locker or leaving a message.
11
What are the primary services provided by school nurses?
Overseeing the school's athletic programs and coaching teams.
Academic/behavior support, teacher/parent consultation, evaluations,
Emergency medical response, monitoring student health, school-wide health
Providing tutoring services to struggling students
12
What are the primary services provided by school counselors?
Providing legal advice and acting as mediators in disputes.
Academic, social & emotional support, small groups, classroom lessons
Overseeing the school's athletic programs and coaching teams.
Teaching academic subjects and leading extracurricular activities.
13
What should you do if you suspect a student is being abused or neglected?
Make a DSS/CPS report, do not investigate, inform your principal.
Confront the student's parents and accuse them of abuse.
Ignore the situation and hope it resolves itself.
Investigate the situation yourself and report your findings.
14
What is the role of the McKinney-Vento liaison?
Designing and implementing marketing campaigns for the school.
Overseeing the school's athletic programs and coaching teams.
Determine if a student is in a housing crisis & provide resources & support
Providing tutoring services to struggling students.
15
CMS defines Bullying as: Deliberate, unwanted, aggressive behavior involving a power imbalance, repeated over time.
True
False
16
What is required for students under the age of 18 to use a name or pronoun that differs from what is in PowerSchool?
Students must be at least 16 years old to request a name or pronoun change.
Students must provide documentation of a gender identity disorder diagnosis
Parent told before the change and/or parent fills out a student info survey
Students must obtain written permission from the school principal.
17
What are some of the services that all members of the Student Services team may provide?
Conducting Suicide risk assessment, DSS report, crisis response, consult.
Overseeing the school's athletic programs and coaching teams.
Providing legal advice and acting as a mediator in disputes.
Designing and implementing marketing campaigns for the school.
18
What are some of the topics covered in the required classroom lessons for elementary school counselors?
Computer programming, robotics, and engineering design.
Coping skills, child safety, career/college readiness, school transition
Advanced mathematics, scientific concepts, and foreign languages.
Art history, music theory, and drama techniques.
19
What are the warning signs that a student might be homeless or in a housing crisis?
Increased interest in hobbies and extracurricular activities.
Reduced social isolation and increased interaction with peers.
Improved academic performance and increased participation in class.
New tardies, no longer riding assigned bus, wearing same/unclean clothing

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