NCHS Safe Schools Training Safe Schools- Field Quiz 2025-2026 Most Recent Version Comprehensive 50 Questions and Verified Answers Accurate Solutions Already Graded A+ Get It 100% Correct Unwelcome sexual attention directed at an individual by someone whose conduct or comments are, or should reasonably be known to be, offensive, inappropriate, intimidating, hostile, and unwelcome.Inappropriate sexual behaviour Sexual behaviour on the part of a young person that places the person or another individual "at risk" physically, psychologically, or socially and/or that is inappropriate relative to the person's age or stage of development (examples
include: unprotected sexual activity that might result in sexually transmitted
disease; the viewing of pornography at a young age; and the posting of sexual information on the Internet).Hate propaganda Ideas, beliefs, and ideologies transmitted in written, oral, or electronic form for the purpose of creating, promoting, perpetuating, or exacerbating antagonistic, hateful, and bellig
3 key info on data collection - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. anonymous survey, regular
basis
- access perception of safety and perform prevention and intervention planning.
- share surverys with safe school team
- MOE expand surverys to include homophobia and harassment.
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3 surprises, Safe school survery results - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. 1/2 that year
witnessed or exprienced violence.
- 31% bullied re appearance more than other causes
- 24% want drop box, only second to face to face.
- Guiding Principle of report? - CORRECT ANSWER: ■ Safety is a precondition for
learning.■ Every student is entitled to learn to the best of his or her ability.■ Every student is entitled to a safe and caring learning environment.■ Every student is entitled to learn in an environment free from harassment and violence.■ A quality education is about more than academic achievement - it is about the development of the whole person.■ The commitment to safe schools is a shared responsibility of government, school board trustees and administrators, principals, teachers, support staff, students, parents, police, and other community partners.
Also considers - CORRECT ANSWER: If the student does not have the ability to control his or her actions If the student does not have the ability to understand foreseeable consequences Student's presence in school does not create a risk to others
BEFORE ZERO TOlerance policy. Problem? - CORRECT ANSWER: to verbal and
physical aggression, too many expulsions and suspensions. And kids with disabilities treated unfairly. Eg autism and high anxiety.
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