Administrative Procedure 2952 - Student Behavior Threat Assessment Process

Purpose

The purpose of this procedure is to establish a threat assessment process that provides preventive and intervention measures for students, staff, volunteers, contractors and other non-affiliated individuals whose behaviors pose a threat to the safety of the school environment. Addressing the safety and mental health needs of all parties involved in this process is a top priority

About This Procedure

Last Revised: January 18, 2023

Documents

• Administrative Procedure 2952 - Student Behavior Threat Assessment Process.pdf
• Administrative Procedure 2952 Attachment A - Threat Assessment Student Interview Questions.pdf
• Administrative Procedure 2952 Attachment B - PreK-Grade 2 Threat Assessment Interview Questions.pdf
• Administrative Procedure 2952 Attachment C - Student Threat Assessment and Response Form and Response, Management and Support Plan.pdf
• Administrative Procedure 2952 Attachment D - Response, Management and Support Plan.pdf
• Administrative Procedure 2952 Attachment F - Behavior Threat Assessment Process Flow Chart.pdf

Related Policies and Procedures

• AP 2950 - Procedures for Crisis Response
• Administrative Procedure 3524: Emergency Communications System;
• Administrative Procedure 3541.35: Evacuation of School Buses;
• Administrative Procedure 4156: Administrative Leave or Temporary Placement of Employees;
• Administrative Procedure 5062: Student Behavior Interventions;
• Administrative Procedure 5124: Student Intervention Team and Student Support Team;
• Administrative Procedure 5125: Individual Student School-Based Records;
• Administrative Procedure 5144: Cooperation with Law Enforcement Officers and Government Officials Contacting Students;
• Administrative Procedure 5145: Reporting Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect;
• Administrative Procedure 10201: Disruptive Acts Requiring Security Measures; and
• Administrative Procedure 10101: Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook