| HB239 - Juvenile Justice Amendments |
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| Juvenile Justice HB239 |
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| School Offense Referral Guide HB239 |
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| Elementary Compulsory Education Letters |
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| Due Process - Attendance Letter Information ES-Compulsory Ed-Sec Habitual Truancy |
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| Compulsory ED. Notification #1 - English |
Compulsory ED. Notification #1 - Spanish |
| Notification #2, 5-Day Letter - English |
Notification #2, 5-Day Letter - Spanish |
| Notification #3, 10-Day Letter - English |
Notification #3, 10-Day Letter- Spanish |
| Notification #4, 15-Day Letter - Certified - English |
Notification #4, 15-Day Letter - Certified -_Spanish |
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| Secondary Compulsory Education Letters |
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| Due Process - Attendance Letter Information ES-Compulsory Ed-Sec Habitual Truancy |
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| Compulsory ED. Notification #1 - English |
Compulsory ED. Notification #1 -_Spanish |
| Notification #2, 5-Day Letter - English |
Notification #2, 5 -Day Letter -_Spanish |
| Notification #3, 10-Day Letter - English |
Notification #3, 10-Day Letter - Spanish |
| Notification #4, 15-Day Letter - Certified - English |
Notification #4, 15-Day Letter - Certified -Spanish |
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| 10-day Consecutive Absence Letter |
(Sent only when the family can no longer be contacted. Do not use if Truancy or Compulsory Education should be pursued.) |
| 10-Consecutive Absence letter-CERTIFIED MAIL |
10-Consecutive Absences-SP-CERTIFIED MAIL |
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| Truancy |
HB239 Juvenile Justice Amendment: For students 14 and older, schools may not refer students to law enforcement or juvenile court for truancy. |
| Truancy Intervention Guidelines |
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| Suggested Truancy Interventions |
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| Social History for Habitual Truancy Court Referral |
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| Request for Juvenile Court Action – Truancy |
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| Truancy Mediation-Secondary Schools |
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| Truancy Mediation Referral Information for Administrators |
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| Truancy Mediation Information for Parents and Students-English |
Truancy Mediation Information for Parents and Students-Spanish |
| Truancy Mediation Agreement - Memorandum of Understanding - English |
Truancy Mediation Agreement - Memorandum of Understanding - Spanish |
| Truancy Mediation Philosophy and Benefits |
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| Truancy Mediation Helpful Hints for Schools |
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| Talking to Parents about Truancy Mediation |
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| Overview of Truancy School Curriculum |
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| Truancy School Referral (A-0569) |
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| Habitual Disruption |
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| HB239 Juvenile Justice Amendment: |
Students who are habitually disruptive may not be referred to court. Referrals for these offenses go to alternative school-related interventions including mobile crisis outreach teams, receiving centers operated by the Division of Juvenile Justice System, youth court, and other restorative justice programs. |
| Behavior Plan – Habitual Disruption |
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| Information Requests from Courts-DCFS |
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| Utah Juvenile Court- Memorandum of Understanding |
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| District Attorney Witness Statement (Attendance Verification) Request Instructions |
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| District Attorney Attendance Witness Statement |
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