Boonton Township School District
Boonton Township School District
Boonton Township School District
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Findings of discrimination in the form of sexual harassment will result in appropriate disciplinary action.<br />
Procedures shall be made available for pupils and/or parents/guardians who wish to file a grievance<br />
protesting alleged discriminatory or sexually (or other) harassing action. An immediate report of the<br />
allegation should be made to the affirmative action officer or chief school administrator. Violations of this<br />
policy or its related procedures shall be cause for disciplinary action.<br />
Implementation<br />
The chief school administrator shall direct development of procedures regarding the implementation of<br />
this policy to include sanctions, protection of individual rights to confidentiality and due process, and<br />
notification procedures. The chief school administrator shall ensure that, annually, all staff and all pupils<br />
(in means and terms that are age-appropriate) be thoroughly informed of this policy, their right to file<br />
grievances under this policy and the law and the procedures relative to filing. Further, all staff and pupils<br />
shall be informed annually of the identity of the district's affirmative action officer(s) and how they may be<br />
contacted.<br />
The chief school administrator shall also ensure that staff and pupils participate in educational programs<br />
relating to this policy and the maintenance of an educational environment.<br />
Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) Information<br />
Child Abuse and Neglect<br />
Remember: If you believe a child has been<br />
abused or neglected, you have a legal<br />
responsibility to report it!<br />
Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline:<br />
1-877-NJ ABUSE (652-2873)<br />
24 hours a day/7 days a week<br />
<strong>Boonton</strong> <strong>Township</strong> Police<br />
973-402-4000<br />
In New Jersey, every citizen—every teacher, doctor and neighbor—every person who comes<br />
into contact with a child and observes behavior or conditions that might indicate abuse or<br />
neglect is required by law to report his suspicions.<br />
Report suspected abuse by calling the Child Abuse/Neglect Hotline at 1-877-NJABUSE AND<br />
also the <strong>Boonton</strong> <strong>Township</strong> Police Department at 973-402-4000.<br />
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