New York A08827 mandates schools to inform designated personnel when a child's parent or guardian is arrested or when police visit the child's home.
New York A08827 requires schools to notify designated staff when a child's parent, guardian, or custodian is arrested or when police visit the child's home. Schools must then implement procedures to support the child, including observing for behavioral and academic changes and providing trauma-sensitive interventions. The bill also mandates training for school employees on recognizing and responding to a child's exposure to violence.
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