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Rule Number:160-4-8-.04

Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting  

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(1) REQUIREMENTS

 

(a)  Local boards of education shall adopt and implement a policy and procedures on the identification and reporting of child abuse according to the provisions of O.C.G.A. §19-7-5.

 

(b)  All school system personnel who have reasonable cause to believe that any student under 18 years of age has been abused shall report the suspected abuse to the school social worker/visiting teacher or another person designated by the local superintendent to receive such reports.

 

(c)  The school social worker/visiting teacher or other designee who receives reports shall immediately report in turn to the Department of Family and Children Services of the county in which the student lives and shall notify the school system superintendent of all referrals.

 

(d)  All school personnel who have contact with students shall receive training in the identification and reporting of child abuse and neglect with annual updates in the form of memoranda, directives or other written information.

 

Georgia Department Of Education
Adopted Date:  9/13/1990
Effective Date:  10/17/1990

NOTE: The State of Georgia has moved the Georgia Code. This new environment no longer allows us to link directly to the Georgia Code. For example enter 20-02-0211 in the search window and the Georgia Code will appear.
Policy Code Description
JGI Child Abuse or Neglect
Georgia Code Description
O.C.G.A § 19-07-0005 Reporting child abuse
These references are not intended to be part of the rule itself, nor do they indicate the basis or authority for the board to enact this rule. Instead, they are provided as additional resources for those interested in the subject matter of the rule.
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