'Parents Guide about School Restraints and Seclusion'
- Your child's school may use a 'Functional Behavior Assessment' (FBA).
- Your child's school may use a 'Behavior Intervention Plan' (BIP).
- Your child's school may use 'Positive Behavior Supports' (PBS).
But, do you know if your child's school uses 'Restraints and Seclusion'?
Do you know if your child's school uses 'Restraints and Seclusion' appropriately?
Take this poll about the TASH Restraints and Seclusion Parent Guide ‘Shouldn’t School Be Safe?’
Restraints and Seclusion Poll
TASH- 'Keeping Students Safe Advocacy Alert'
The process of finding help when a child is abused is not always clear, and many parents are discouraged or overwhelmed by the patchwork of laws and regulations handling restraint and seclusion in schools. ‘Shouldn’t School Be Safe?’ is a free resource developed for parents and by parents that offers insight and advice to respond to and prevent restraint and seclusion.
TASH -"Offers Free Parent Guide on Restraint and Seclusion
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TASH - Congressional Briefing Q&A(2.23.11)
*Does your state have laws pertaining to guidlines for the appropriate use of Retraints and Seclusion in schools? The US Congress is considering H.B. 1381; Oregon HB2939, and LA SB59.
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