Student Behavior Crisis Plan SEL Student Intervention Mental Health Template IEP

Description

Templates and checklists streamline the student behavior crisis plan process for students who require an emergency plan.

This is necessary for students with aggressive tendencies, those with medical needs, and to transition students back to school who have been absent for an extended period of time due to mental health stay.

Easy checklists for both school staff and home allow the user to identify commonly used strategies and select those most applicable to the student’s needs.

Behavior Crisis Plans set includes editable, pdf, and type-on versions

• Re-entry Plan (Primary and Secondary Level Versions)
• Re-entry Plan for Families
• Student Crisis Plan
• Safety Contracts for Students (Primary and Secondary Level Versions)
• Student Safety Plan in the Classroom

Behavior Crisis Supporting Charts

• How to Use Behavior Charts Guide
• Embracing Optimism Chart
• Smiles and More Chart
• Positivity Throughout the Day Chart
• List of Successes (Student and Teacher Resource)
• Community Caring Activities (Student and Teacher Resource)

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Document the concerns of the team and select from pre-made strategies and coping activities that are accessible and appropriate at school. Supportive paperwork for an IEP emergency plan.

Perfect for the student’s cumulative file and user-friendly allowing classroom teachers to quickly and easily interpret the student’s needs within the plan.

Ideal for students who have threatened to harm themselves or others and require a suicide intervention and/or crisis plan. Essential support for the mental health crisis seen throughout schools.

These forms establish a consistent protocol for behavior safety and crisis plans and can be used to increase the efficiency of your meetings.

Behavior crisis templates decrease the amount of time necessary for re-entry meetings, and insure that all essential documentations and supports are in place.

Charts are useful to support self-regulation and positive mental health while documenting successes throughout the school day.

Perfect for counselors, social workers, special education teachers who are Teacher of Record, and administrators.

In addition, use in case of re-entry to school for suspension or hospitalization due to physical health concerns.

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