If the student is known to have any medical or psychological condition that precludes such action (as certified by a licensed health care provider in a written statement provided to the school in which the student is enrolled). SECLUSION ROOM Seclusion Room is PERMITTED only under the following conditions: ONLY as a LAST RESORT: If and when less restrictive measures, such as positive behavioral supports, constructive and non-physical de-escalation, and restricting of a student’s environment, have failed to stop a student’s actions that pose an imminent risk/threat of harm to self or others. By a school employee who uses accepted methods of escorting a student to a seclusion room, placing a student in a seclusion room, and supervising a student while he/she is in a seclusion room. If one student is placed in a seclusion room at any given time and the school employee supervising the student is able to see and hear the student the entire time the student is placed in a seclusion room. The room is free of any object that poses a danger to the student placed in the room or others in the room. The room has an observation window and is of a size appropriate for the student’s size, behavior, and chorological and developmental age. The room has a ceiling height and heating, cooling, ventilation, and lighting systems comparable to operating classroom in the school. Seclusion Room is PROHIBITED: As a form of discipline or punishment. As a threat to control, bully, or obtain behavioral compliance. For convenience of school personnel. When unreasonable, unsafe, or unwarranted. If student is known to have any medical or psychological condition that precludes such actions (as certified by a licensed health care provider in a written statement provided to the school in which the student is enrolled). MECHANICAL RESTRAINT *NO STUDENT SHALL BE SUBJECTED TO ANY FORM OF MECHANICAL RESTRAINT BY SCHOOL EMPLOYEES AT ANY TIME PHYSICAL RESTRIANT Physical Restraint is PERMITTED only under the following conditions: If the student’s behavior PRESENTS A THREAT OF IMMINENT RISK of harm to self or others. As a LAST RESORT to protect the safety of self and others, when all other interventions have been unsuccessful in de-escalating the student’s behavior. To the degree necessary to stop dangerous behavior.
If the student is known to have any medical or psychological condition that precludes such action (as certified by a licensed health care provider in a written statement provided to the school in which the student is enrolled). SECLUSION ROOM Seclusion Room is PERMITTED only under the following conditions: ONLY as a LAST RESORT: If and when less restrictive measures, such as positive behavioral supports, constructive and non-physical de-escalation, and restricting of a student’s environment, have failed to stop a student’s actions that pose an imminent risk/threat of harm to self or others. By a school employee who uses accepted methods of escorting a student to a seclusion room, placing a student in a seclusion room, and supervising a student while he/she is in a seclusion room. If one student is placed in a seclusion room at any given time and the school employee supervising the student is able to see and hear the student the entire time the student is placed in a seclusion room. The room is free of any object that poses a danger to the student placed in the room or others in the room. The room has an observation window and is of a size appropriate for the student’s size, behavior, and chorological and developmental age. The room has a ceiling height and heating, cooling, ventilation, and lighting systems comparable to operating classroom in the school. Seclusion Room is PROHIBITED: As a form of discipline or punishment. As a threat to control, bully, or obtain behavioral compliance. For convenience of school personnel. When unreasonable, unsafe, or unwarranted. If student is known to have any medical or psychological condition that precludes such actions (as certified by a licensed health care provider in a written statement provided to the school in which the student is enrolled). MECHANICAL RESTRAINT *NO STUDENT SHALL BE SUBJECTED TO ANY FORM OF MECHANICAL RESTRAINT BY SCHOOL EMPLOYEES AT ANY TIME PHYSICAL RESTRIANT Physical Restraint is PERMITTED only under the following conditions: If the student’s behavior PRESENTS A THREAT OF IMMINENT RISK of harm to self or others. As a LAST RESORT to protect the safety of self and others, when all other interventions have been unsuccessful in de-escalating the student’s behavior. To the degree necessary to stop dangerous behavior.
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