Reporting Suspected Child Abuse. Mandated Reporters 6311 of Title 23 Domestics Code  All School Employees are mandated reporters  “if the person has.

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Reporting Suspected Child Abuse

Mandated Reporters 6311 of Title 23 Domestics Code  All School Employees are mandated reporters  “if the person has reasonable cause to suspect that a child is a victim of child abuse”  Penalty for failure to report is a 3 rd degree felony

Reporting Procedure Reporting procedure. (a) Report by mandated reporter.-- (1) A mandated reporter shall immediately make an oral report of suspected child abuse to the department via the Statewide toll-free telephone number under section 6332 (relating to establishment of Statewide toll-free telephone number) or a written report using electronic technologies under section 6305 (relating to electronic reporting). (2) A mandated reporter making an oral report under paragraph (1) of suspected child abuse shall also make a written report, which may be submitted electronically, within 48 hours to the department or county agency assigned to the case in a manner and format prescribed by the department.

Child Welfare Information System (CWIS) Electronic referrals to Childline: public/homehttps:// public/home

Telephone Referrals Childline: Clearfield County CYS:

Components of Report (if known) (1) The names and addresses of the child, the child's parents and any other person responsible for the child's welfare. (2) Where the suspected abuse occurred. (3) The age and sex of each subject of the report. (4) The nature and extent of the suspected child abuse, including any evidence of prior abuse to the child or any sibling of the child. (5) The name and relationship of each individual responsible for causing the suspected abuse and any evidence of prior abuse by each individual. (6) Family composition. (7) The source of the report. (8) The name, telephone number and address of the person making the report.

Investigation Process  Assess Safety  Conduct Interviews  Gather Evidence/Collateral Calls  Make Determination

School Personnel and Assessing Safety Act 15 of 2014 "Cooperation with an investigation or assessment." Includes, but is not limited to, a school or school district which permits authorized personnel from the [Department of Public Welfare] department or county agency to interview a student while the student is in attendance at school.

School Personnel and Conducting Interviews Majority of Alleged Victim Interviews are conducted at Child Advocacy Centers-Forensic Interviews Typically school staff are not involved in the interview process

School Personnel and Gathering Evidence Follow up calls to the reporter Grades Attendance Behavioral Reports Health Information Family Involvement

School Personnel and Case Determination Domestics Relation Code (h): (h) Notice to mandated reporter.--If a report was made by a mandated reporter under section 6313 (relating to reporting procedure), the department shall notify the mandated reporter who made the report of suspected child abuse of all of the following within three business days of the department's receipt of the results of the investigation: (1) Whether the child abuse report is founded, indicated or unfounded. (2) Any services provided, arranged for or to be provided by the county agency to protect the child.