Student Incident Report
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Part I: Biographical Information
School’s Name: Incident’s Date and Time:
Student’s Name: Age: Grade:
Incident’s Location: [ ] School [ ] Dorm [ ] Other (specify):
School Category or Offense:
If the incident is alcohol or drug related, complete Attachments A, B, and C.
Name of Other Involved Name of Other Involved Name of Other Involved Name of Other Involved
Part II: Incident's Description (e.g., what happened and who was involved?)—attach additional sheets as needed:
Part III: Action Taken:
Part IV: People who were notified of the incident:
[ ] Parent/Guardian: Date and Time:
[ ] Law Enforcement: Date and Time:
[ ] Hospital/EMT: Date and Time:
[ ] Education Line Office: Date and Time:
Did student acknowledge the report? [ ] No [ ] Yes, when:
Part V: Certification
I certify that the information contained in this report is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Signature Date Telephone Number
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Attachment A: Student Screening Form
Student’s Name: Date:
General medical information will be in the student’s school medical file. This screening form is to be completed
by the staff making the initial contact with a student who appears intoxicated.
Answer the following questions and record breathalyzer results:
1. Does the student appear to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs? [ ] Yes [ ] No
2. Is the student carrying any medications? [ ] Yes [ ] No
3. Did you ask the student if he or she was on any medications? [ ] Yes [ ] No
4. Does the student have any signs of physical injury? [ ] Yes [ ] No
5. Is the student out of control or physically violent to self and/or others? [ ] Yes [ ] No
6. Breathalyzer results:
If you detect or observe any other health problems, please explain:
Check results of the student’s screening assessment:
1. [ ] Student was transported to the emergency room
2. [ ] Student was accompanied by a staff member to sick bay, transition dorm, or dorm of origin
3. [ ] Other, please explain:
4. [ ] Referral from (Attachment B) completed and forwarded
Staff’s Name (print) Date and Time
Staff’s Signature
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Attachment B: Referral Checklist
Student’s Name: Date:
1. [ ] Student has possession of alcohol or drugs
2. [ ] Student displays visible signs of alcohol of drug use
3. [ ] Student is sleeping off alcohol or drugs
4. [ ] Student is self-referred for alcohol or drugs
Describe in a brief written narrative what symptoms the student demonstrated or what activities led to this
student’s referral:
Please list other students who were involved in this activity:
Staff’s Printed Name or Student Making the Referral
Staff’s Signature or Student Making the Referral Date
Note: The student assistance team will receive a copy of the completed and signed referral checklist the
next day.
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Attachment C: Observation Form
Student’s Name: Date:
If the student is intoxicated, document that the student is checked every fifteen minutes. If the student is not
intoxicated, record observations every thirty minutes. Use additional forms as needed.
Upon initial entry to the sick bay/transition dorm or dorm of origin, staff will record student observations in
Table 1.
Table 1: Observation Entries
Time
Observation
Initials
Time
Observation
Initials
Staff on Duty Time in Time out
Staff on Duty Time in Time out
Staff on Duty Time in Time out
Staff on Duty Time in Time out