Crisis Intervention Teams Sample Clauses

Crisis Intervention Teams. The need for a Crisis Intervention Team due to death of a student and/or school-based employee constitutes a short notice event. When requested, up to Two (2) student support staff from SBBC will respond to the crisis to provide school-wide support and facilitate group and individual counseling. Crisis Intervention Team services will be provided at a flat fee of One Thousand Dollars ($1000) per day. Additional staff may be requested at the hourly rate per staff member per day.
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Crisis Intervention Teams a. Unit members that are required to become certified in nonviolent intervention training in order to respond to students in crisis shall be provided training before being expected to use nonviolent intervention methods. Unit members who require recertification shall be given multiple opportunities for recertification prior to the expiration of the certification. If the training is offered in the summer, and required, it will be designated as Tier 1 training.
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