This form is a request by the Community Truancy Board for further action by the Court. This is an official form from the Washington Court System, which complies with all applicable laws and statutes. USLF amends and updates forms as is required by Washington statutes and law.
Everett Washington JU 13.0600 — Request of Community Truancy Board for Further Action is a legal provision that empowers the Community Truancy Board to take necessary steps to address truancy issues in Everett, Washington. Truancy refers to the act of a student intentionally skipping school without legitimate reasons. The Community Truancy Board, established under the Everett Washington JU 13.0600, consists of various stakeholders such as school representatives, law enforcement officers, community members, and parents. This collaborative effort aims to identify and tackle the root causes of truancy, ensuring students attend school regularly and obtain the education they deserve. Under JU 13.0600, the Community Truancy Board has the authority to issue requests for further action when regular interventions, such as counseling or warning letters, fail to improve a student's attendance. These requests may take different forms based on the unique circumstances of the case. Some different types of Everett Washington JU 13.0600 — Request of Community Truancy Board for Further Action include: 1. Mandatory Parent Education Programs: When a student's truancy persists, the Board can require parents or guardians to attend educational programs that emphasize the importance of school attendance. These programs provide support, resources, and strategies to help parents address underlying issues that may contribute to their child's truancy. 2. Student Support Services: In cases where students face significant barriers to attendance, such as mental health issues, substance abuse problems, or other personal challenges, the Community Truancy Board can connect them with appropriate support services. This may involve partnering with local agencies, therapists, or counselors who specialize in adolescent issues. 3. Referral to Juvenile Court: If all previous interventions fail to resolve the truancy problem, the Community Truancy Board can file a formal request with the local juvenile court. This request seeks legal intervention to ensure compliance with mandatory school attendance and may result in court-ordered consequences or additional services for the student and their family. 4. Home Visits and Case Management: When necessary, the Board may assign a case manager or school liaison to conduct home visits and work closely with the student and their family. This personalized approach allows for a deeper understanding of the underlying causes of truancy, enabling tailored support and interventions. It is important to note that each request for further action is carefully evaluated based on the individual circumstances of the student and their family. The goal is to provide targeted support, resources, and interventions to address the root causes of truancy and promote regular school attendance for academic success and overall well-being.Everett Washington JU 13.0600 — Request of Community Truancy Board for Further Action is a legal provision that empowers the Community Truancy Board to take necessary steps to address truancy issues in Everett, Washington. Truancy refers to the act of a student intentionally skipping school without legitimate reasons. The Community Truancy Board, established under the Everett Washington JU 13.0600, consists of various stakeholders such as school representatives, law enforcement officers, community members, and parents. This collaborative effort aims to identify and tackle the root causes of truancy, ensuring students attend school regularly and obtain the education they deserve. Under JU 13.0600, the Community Truancy Board has the authority to issue requests for further action when regular interventions, such as counseling or warning letters, fail to improve a student's attendance. These requests may take different forms based on the unique circumstances of the case. Some different types of Everett Washington JU 13.0600 — Request of Community Truancy Board for Further Action include: 1. Mandatory Parent Education Programs: When a student's truancy persists, the Board can require parents or guardians to attend educational programs that emphasize the importance of school attendance. These programs provide support, resources, and strategies to help parents address underlying issues that may contribute to their child's truancy. 2. Student Support Services: In cases where students face significant barriers to attendance, such as mental health issues, substance abuse problems, or other personal challenges, the Community Truancy Board can connect them with appropriate support services. This may involve partnering with local agencies, therapists, or counselors who specialize in adolescent issues. 3. Referral to Juvenile Court: If all previous interventions fail to resolve the truancy problem, the Community Truancy Board can file a formal request with the local juvenile court. This request seeks legal intervention to ensure compliance with mandatory school attendance and may result in court-ordered consequences or additional services for the student and their family. 4. Home Visits and Case Management: When necessary, the Board may assign a case manager or school liaison to conduct home visits and work closely with the student and their family. This personalized approach allows for a deeper understanding of the underlying causes of truancy, enabling tailored support and interventions. It is important to note that each request for further action is carefully evaluated based on the individual circumstances of the student and their family. The goal is to provide targeted support, resources, and interventions to address the root causes of truancy and promote regular school attendance for academic success and overall well-being.
