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  2. Begin by filling out the Demographic Information section. Enter the student's name, date of birth, grade, school, gender, and social security number.
  3. Provide details about the parents or guardians. Include their names, addresses, and contact numbers. Check any applicable boxes for 504 Plans or IEPs.
  4. In the Truancy Information section, input total absences and tardies, distinguishing between excused and unexcused.
  5. Address School Issues by checking all relevant concerns such as skipping school or low academic performance. Use the space provided to describe specific school concerns.
  6. List any Interventions By School that have been attempted. Check all that apply and provide additional details if necessary.
  7. State your expectations upon filing the complaint in the designated area.
  8. Finally, complete the Affidavit section by signing and dating it before submission.

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Under the Children and Young Persons Act 1969 the court had the power to remove the child from the care of his/her parents if it was satisfied that the child in question was beyond parental control. It was not necessary to show serious harm, or likelihood of harm.
All Kentucky school districts now have policies against corporal punishment.
Prior studies have found that high levels of parental psychological control not only lead to internalized problems such as anxiety (Pettit et al., 2010; Settipani et al., 2013), depression (Soenens et al., 2005, 2012), and low self-esteem (Bireda and von Krosigk, 2015) in children, but also reduce their self
Kids with out-of-control behavior may struggle to manage their impulses effectively. They may engage in actions without considering the consequences, leading to social, academic, or disciplinary problems. Examples of impulsive behaviors that can cause problems include: Acting out to get attention.
A child beyond the control of parents refer to a child who has repeatedly failed to follow the reasonable directives of his/ her parents, legal guardian, or person exercising custodial control or supervision other than a state agency, which behavior results in danger to the child or others.
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If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected, please contact the statewide Child Abuse Hotline toll free at (877) 597-2331 to make a report.
Beyond the control of parents means a child who has repeatedly failed to follow the reasonable directives of his or her parents, legal guardian, or person exercising custodial control or supervision other than a state agency, which behavior results in danger to the child or others, and which behavior does not
Increased likelihood of criminal behavior A child who is never allowed to make decisions, and who is constantly criticized, belittled, and who goes through abuse is likely to have low self-esteem. Verbal, emotional, and/or sexual abuse are also known to make children more prone to violent behaviors.

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