New Mexico School Discipline Laws & Regulations: Trauma-informed Practices

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New Mexico School Discipline Laws & Regulations: Trauma-informed Practices

Category: Prevention, Behavioral Interventions, and Supports
Subcategory: Trauma-informed Practices
State: New Mexico

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LAWS

22-13-33. Appointing a point of contact person for certain students.

F. For students in foster care and students involved in the juvenile justice system, the point of contact person shall be responsible for:

(6) ensuring that other school staff and teachers have access to training and resources about the educational challenges and needs of system-involved youth, including trauma-informed practices and the impact of trauma on learning.

REGULATIONS

No relevant regulations found.

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