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"During all meals, all staff should help youth behave appropriately and stay in approved areas. Do not cheer in the cafeteria for any reason...or sing "Happy Birthday" (unless approved by the campus staff). Set a good example for the youth."
Pg. 29; "4:30-6:00pm DINNER"
Carrie waltzes out of her room at 10:05pm. She asks if she can visit her cousin on a different floor to get a phone charger. How would you respond?
Emphasize that youth can't leave the floor after Head Count in a loving but firm way. Possibly redirect her to other times of the day where she could grab her charger (breakfast, flex time, etc). If it's crucial, text your AC for assistance.
Wendy gets a small papercut from their handbook. Their finger is not bleeding, but Wendy is requesting a band-aid. How would you notify a WC?
Green
CN Jared
Small papercut- no blood. Band-aid requested
Wendy Williams Lobby
"Don't underestimate the power of your example! Cheer for everyone and everything, and the youth will begin to follow your example!"
Pg. 27; ORIENTATION
James walks up to you (CN) during quiet time and his mother is on the phone. She's concerned with how he's been treated this week at FSY. She's asking to speak to his counselor. What would you do?
Tell James that you can't speak to his mother over the phone and that she should call Site Office. Text your AC to let them know.
What are the three things you should do when a youth or a CN is sick?
1. Notify a WC
2. Keep your distance
3. Hands, limbs, and breath to yourself!
"Arrive early enough to be seated...ask your youth to get out their scriptures, FSY handbooks, and a pen before the opening prayer. Remind them to keep their materials out until after the closing prayer. To promote reverence, stay standing and keep an eye on the youth until the session coordinator stands to get the meeting started. Sit with your company and learn from the session adviser. Take notes and prepare possible questions to ask during R&R."
Pg. 29; HOME EVENING LESSON
At breakfast, Jake and Alex start talking about politics at the table with the entire company present. You overhear Jake and Alex starting to argue about their political opinion. You're further down the table and your co is on break. The other youth in your company look visibly uncomfortable. What would you do?
Immediately get involved and de-escalate the situation. Directly address that their topic of choice is inappropriate for FSY. Remind them of the FSY Purpose and the Standards of Conduct they agreed to before coming to FSY and in Meet Your Counselor. If the situation progresses, contact your AC for assistance and if an Incident Report would be needed.
What are the three things you do when you see a moose on campus?
1. Call UPD
2. Get to a safe location
3. Notify the SC's via text
"As soon as you get back to your rooms at night, make sure all your youth are accounted for, and report to your AC using the app. Review and remind your youth of the following: Close all window blinds and do not leave the floor or the building or go to vending machines after head count. Do not end R&R early trying to allow youth extra time to shower.
Pg. 37; HEAD COUNT
During Flex Time, the on-duty staff are actively helping youth along the path through the woods. You're walking back to the dorms alone and a lone youth approaches you visibly nervous and scared about the walk back. They ask you to accompany them back. What would you do?
Immediately call your/any AC, SC, or WC and put them on speaker phone. Explain to the youth the "Rule of 3" and that you must contact another FSY Staff member. Keep a safe distance from the youth. Quickly try to get another staff member present.
Jamie is nauseous but not throwing up, but feels like he might soon. How would you notify the WC?
YELLOW
CN Abby
Youth nauseous, not thrown up, but feels like they might soon
Right outside commons next to the bridge
"Begin with a hymn and read Exodus 3:4-5 as a company."
Pg. 109; REVERENCE
You, Amanda, and Kim are walking to lunch from classes. Amanda mentions how she felt disconnected from the last class because they talked about families. Amanda mentions how she doesn't feel loved at home, but doesn't say much else. What would you do next?
Ask Amanda, possibly not around Kim, what she meant by her comment of not feeling loved at home. Depending on Amanda's response, an Incident Report may or may not be needed. We want clarification, but not an investigation.
If a youth is about to pass out (dizziness, pale, light-headed, sweating, etc). What are your next steps?
If they lose consciousness, what would you do?
1. Have the youth sit or lay down. If possible, raise the feet above the heart.
2. Text a YELLOW text to the WC's.
If unconscious- (RED) CALL THE WC's