Washington HB1795 addresses the use of student isolation and restraint in public schools, aiming to protect students and staff while promoting safer.
HB1795 outlines strict guidelines on the use of isolation and physical restraint in Washington public schools, prohibiting certain practices and mandating training for staff. It defines "imminent likelihood of serious harm" and restricts the use of physical restraint and isolation to situations where less restrictive interventions are ineffective. The bill also mandates the development of a model plan for staff training on student behavior management and crisis prevention.
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