Training School District Employees In Reporting Child Abuse*
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Findings and Recommendations 5 findings
Additional Recommendations 2
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R1Each district should evaluate its program currently in place to train its employees in their obligations to identify and report suspected cases of child abuse.
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R2Each district should adopt a program that provides training on an annual basis to all Contra Costa County 2013-2014 Grand Jury Report 1402 employees of the district about their obligations to report known or suspected child abuse.
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