Get Student Safety Plan

This guide provides clear and practical steps for filling out the Student Safety Plan online. Completing this important document ensures that the specific safety needs of the student are clearly outlined and addressed.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Student Safety Plan.

1. Use the 'Get Form' button to access the Student Safety Plan and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by entering the student's name in the appropriate field, followed by their date of birth and the date of completion.
3. Identify potential triggers by listing situations or circumstances that make the student feel uncomfortable or agitated.
4. Next, specify warning signs that indicate when the safety plan should be activated. These may include thoughts, images, moods, or specific behaviors.
5. In the coping skills/healthy behaviors section, list activities or techniques that can help the student calm down or feel better quickly.
6. Identify and document places that the student feels safe, which may include physical locations or the presence of supportive individuals.
7. Fill out the school support section by naming healthy adults at school who can provide assistance.
8. In the adult support section, list trustworthy adults outside of school, including phone numbers where they can be reached.
9. Document actions that the student's parent or guardian can take to help ensure their safety.
10. Outline the actions that the case carrier can take to support the student in staying safe.
11. Provide information for the outside mental health agency supporting the student, including the agency's name, clinician's name, contact details, and their office number.
12. List emergency contact numbers for immediate support services available during a crisis.
13. Finally, ensure that all necessary signatures are obtained from the student, their parent or guardian, and the administrator or case carrier. Once completed, save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete the Student Safety Plan online today to ensure a comprehensive support system is in place.