Mandated Reporter Training
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Educators are mandated reporters who are required by law to report any suspected child abuse or neglect. The document outlines the legal requirements for mandated reporters, including that failure to report can result in criminal charges and that reporters are legally protected from liability if reporting is done in good faith. It provides details on the reporting process, which involves filling out a form and submitting it to social services for review and investigation. Contact information is given for local social services departments and a link is provided for online mandated reporter training.
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- 2. EDUCATORS AS MANDATED REPORTERS “Schools are the primary places where children are seen every day by trained professionals who can observe their appearance and behavior. For this reason, educators are mandated reporters. A teacher or principal may be the only person who steps forward to protect the child’s best interests.” -North Dakota Department of Human Services
- 3. WHAT DOESTHE LAW SAY? Mandatory reporters who willfully fail to report suspected abuse or neglect can be charged with a class B misdemeanor. Making a report to your supervisor does not constitute meeting legal requirements for reporting.You must submit a report to CPS. Any person who participates “in good faith” in reporting, providing information, or otherwise assisting Child Protection Services (CPS) is immune from civil or criminal liability. The identity of the reporter is protected by law, however, it may become known to the family if the case is brought into court or if it is part of a police report, which is public record. It is not required to report the suspicions of a third party if, using your professional judgment, you do not suspect that child abuse or neglect occurred.
- 4. PROCESS FOR REPORTING Abuse or neglect is suspected Fill out a 960 form and send to Social Services for review Social services will ensure immediate safety and investigate Social services will determine whether services are required
- 7. COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES Emmons County Phone: (701) 254-4502 Fax: (701) 254-4503 Hours: 8:00-5:00 Burleigh County Phone: (701) 222-6622 Fax: (701) 222-6644 Hours: 8:00-5:00
- 8. MANDATED REPORTERTRAINING http://www.pcand.org/NDDHS/mandatedreportertraining/index.html Or go to www.pcand.org and click on “Mandated ReporterTraining” in the yellow box on the right.
- 16. When you finish, print the certificate and submit to Mr. Hanzal.You will also receive an email stating that you’ve completed the training.