Attendance
This is what S.A.R.B stands for
What is the School Attendance Review Board
The Act that defines homeless children and youth
What is the Mckinney-Vento Act
The Evidence Based Practice used when a student is referred for Alcohol and/or Other Drugs
What is SBIRT
The program offered to staff and students 7th-12th grade on general mental health and suicide prevention each year that is paired with a screener.
What is Signs of Suicide (SOS)
The 3 domains within our MTSS model
What is College and Career, Academic and Social-Emotional/Behavioral
Documentation that will be noted under counseling and/ or visitation
What are Direct and Indirect Services
What SBIRT stands for
Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment
This is the district percentage goal for all sites
What is 96%
The term commonly used for the following statements in cases of foster/homeless youth:
The school you attended when you first entered foster care,
The school you most recently attended, or
Any school you attended in the last 15 months that you feel connected to.
What is "School of Origin"
The Form any educational employee must use when there is a suspicion of abuse
What is Child Abuse Report From (SCAR)
The composition of your tier 3 support staff including but not limited to a school based mental health professionals, administrator and Law Enforcement.
What is a Crisis Team Composition
The universal Screener used TK-12th grade
What is the Dessa Screener
Services that:
Involve direct interaction with students
Focused on immediate student needs
Examples: counseling, assessments, interventions
What are Direct Services
The grade level most appropriate for SBIRT intervention
What is 5th-12th grade
The amount of days/class period absences initiating the first SARB Letter
What is 3 days and/or 21 class period absences (unexcused)
True or False: In the population of foster youth/ the educational rights holder (ERH) may be the parent or legal guardian, caregiver, or another person chosen by the court. The ERH cannot be your social worker or probation officer, your attorney, or group home or school staff members.
What is True
The Minor Consent Right that states: Adolescents aged 12 and over can give their own consent for services that prevent sexually transmitted diseases, including both the HPV vaccine and post-exposure HIV prophylaxis.
What is the Minor Consent Reproductive Health Rights in California (AB 499)
The plan that can be used in teaching healthy coping skills, setting goals and monitoring student progress after a student expresses suicide ideation and or self-harm.
What is an Individual Safety Plan
A common Tier 2 Intervention that provides predictable opportunities for educators to teach behavior expectations and provide positive reinforcement (e.g., behavior-specific praise) and feedback.
What is CICO
Services that include:
Support students through work with others or systems
Often address broader or long-term issues
Examples: consultation with teachers, program development, policy work
What are Indirect Services
Recommended Screening tools
What are DAST, CRAFFT, S2BI
The percentage that will place a student within the Chronic Absentee category
What is 91% or less
The Act known to prescribe inclusion of the contributions of groups previously excluded in the history of California and the U.S. such as LGBT Americans to California and U.S. history as well as their roles in contemporary society.
What is the FAIR Education ACT
True or False: A student, age 12 can consent to certain services without parent or guardian involvement.
What is True, under the california minor consent law
The protocol used for assessing Suicide Risk
What is the C-SRSS
An assessment used to identify why a student behaves a certain way and to develop strategies for preventing unwanted behavior, teaching appropriate behavior, and reinforcing positive behavior
What is an FBA
The surveys that must be provided at the beginning of each round of small groups for COMS-SBMH staff
What are student connectedness and student satisfaction surveys
structured conversations designed to address alcohol and/or drug use among youth who are using substances, but do not need specialty SUD treatment.
What is a Brief Intervention
The criteria for an Excessive Absence Notification Letter 2
What is:
-26-30 tardies
-Five 30 Minutes or More Late Arrivals
-91% or Less Attendance Rate
An LEA shall exempt a homeless student from all coursework and other requirements adopted by the LEA that are in addition to the statewide coursework requirements if these 3 criteria are met
The LEA does not make a finding that the student is reasonably able to complete the school district’s graduation requirements in time to graduate from high school by the end of the fourth year;
The student transfers between schools any time after the completion of the second year of high school; and,
The student must meet the definition of homeless at the time the student transfers schools
A student scored within the 40 or below T-score in our universal Dessa Screener and has shown low interest in school often not attending classes. This is the Tier 2 tool that can be used.
What is CAST and/or Second Step
The phone number you call when injuries are life threatening
What is 911
The psychotherapeutic approach that focuses on the connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
What is CBT
What SMART Goals stand for
The step intended for youth who have a substance use disorder (SUD) and therefore need specialty SUD treatment that is typically beyond the scope of primary care settings such as SBHCs.
What is Referral to Treatment