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Board adopts updated seclusion and restraint policy after second reading
Summary
MSD Steuben County approved revisions to student-discipline policy 54115 on seclusion and restraint intended to align procedures across the cooperative and restrict use to imminent harm situations.
The MSD Steuben County Board of Trustees approved updates to student-discipline policy 54115 (seclusion and restraint) at its Jan. 14 meeting.
Administrators said the policy change aligns the district with cooperative partners and clarifies that seclusion and restraint will be used only when a student poses an imminent danger to themselves or others. The policy lays out required documentation and the protocol for calling trained teams. District staff noted that Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) training is available for staff and that CPI-certified teams are present in each building; the initial CPI training can range from several hours to a full day with recertification required periodically.
Board members asked whether all administrators and teachers are trained; administrators answered that many staff are trained and that training opportunities are offered annually. The policy passed by roll-call vote with unanimous approval.
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