APPENDIX IX
NOTICE NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND DISCLOSURE OF STUDENT INFORMATION TO MILITARY RECRUITERS, INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING & OTHER GROUPS On January 8, 2002, President Bush signed into law the No Child Left Behind Act (“NCLB”), Public Law 107‐110. In addition to addressing academic standards, teacher quality and school safety, the law also imposes requirements regarding the disclosure of student contact information to military recruiters, institutions of higher learning, and other groups. Under section 9528 of the NCLB, local school districts are required to disclose the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of high school students upon request by military recruiters, institutions of higher learning, and other groups, unless individual students or their parents request that the information not be released without prior written consent. The Brandywine School District has created forms for parents and students in the 11th and 12th grades to complete and return to the Principal if parents and students do not want information disclosed to military recruiters, institutions of higher learning, or other groups without prior consent. The forms are available in the guidance office of each high school and must be completed and returned to the Principal by November 1 of the current school year. If the Principal has not received this form by November 1, the school will assume that it has your consent to release information to military recruiters, institutions of higher learning, and other groups.
APPENDIX X
SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING A. PURPOSE: In compliance with Title 14, §4124. Brandywine School District establishes this Policy to outline the procedures/protocol for training public school employees on suicide prevention. B: ISSUE: The Brandywine School District (hereinafter referred to as “The District”) recognizes the serious problem of youth suicide and acknowledges that providing this policy for schools and districts related to youth suicide recognition and prevention is very important. The District also acknowledges that youth suicide is a complex issue, which cannot be addressed by the districts and schools alone. This Suicide Prevention Policy (“Policy”) meets the requirements of 14 Del. C. §4124, relative to Suicide Prevention. The Superintendent shall ensure that all requirements of 14 Del. C. § 4124 in regards to suicide prevention are included in the Student Code of Conduct and are reviewed annually and updated as needed. 119