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This guide provides a clear and systematic approach for filling out the Guidelines for Assessing Threatening and Dangerous Behaviors form as part of a structured intervention strategy in schools. Follow these detailed steps to ensure a thorough and effective assessment of student behavior.

Follow the steps to complete the form with accuracy and care.

1. Use the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in your preferred digital platform.
2. Begin with the Initial Assessment section, where the administrator must clearly describe the incident that prompted the assessment. Provide specific quotes from the incident and identify any potential victims. Ensure to fill in the Immediate Discipline Decision based on the behavior observed.
3. Proceed to assess the behavior by identifying informants and the types of behaviors exhibited. Use letters to represent informants and check the relevant types of behaviors (verbal or nonverbal) that are aligned with the student's actions.
4. Evaluate the specific threat or behavior by determining the context of the incident, answering all provided questions regarding the severity and implications of the behavior. Select the appropriate level of concern based on the findings from sections A and B.
5. Transition to the History & Interviews section where team members will gather additional data through interviews with the student and their parents. Document all insights regarding the student's perspective and history.
6. Convene the team to assess the collective information gathered and formulate an Intervention Plan. This requires collaboration with necessary stakeholders to create actionable strategies.
7. Finalize the Intervention Plan by assigning responsibilities to appropriate individuals and establishing a timeline for implementation.
8. Review the completed form for clarity and comprehensiveness. Users can then save their changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Begin filling out the Guidelines for Assessing Threatening and Dangerous Behaviors form online today to support effective student interventions.