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STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM STUDENT INFORMATION FORM Please check the appropriate responses in each section and add comments when needed to clarify on the reverse side of this form. The more specific

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How to fill out student assistance program referral

1. Obtain the student assistance program referral form from the relevant authority.
2. Fill out the student's personal information, including their name, date of birth, and contact details.
3. Provide details of the referring person or organization, including their name, designation, and contact information.
4. Specify the reasons for referring the student to the assistance program, highlighting any specific needs or concerns.
5. Include any relevant supporting documentation, such as educational or medical records, if required.
6. Sign and date the referral form.
7. Submit the completed referral form to the designated authority or organization.
8. Keep a copy of the referral form for your records.

Who needs student assistance program referral?

1. Students who are facing academic or personal challenges and require additional support and resources.
2. Students who are struggling with mental health issues, substance abuse, or other significant problems.
3. Students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and may require assistance to ensure equal opportunities for education.
4. Students who have experienced traumatic events or are at risk of dropping out of school.
5. Students who have been identified by teachers, counselors, or other professionals as in need of specialized support.

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What is student assistance program referral?

A student assistance program referral is a process by which educators and administrators can refer students who may need additional support services, such as counseling or intervention programs, to help address academic, behavioral, or emotional issues.

Who is required to file student assistance program referral?

Typically, teachers, school counselors, and administrative staff are required to file a student assistance program referral when they identify a student in need of support services.

How to fill out student assistance program referral?

To fill out a student assistance program referral, one should gather relevant information about the student's behavior, academic performance, and any specific concerns. The referral form usually includes sections for providing the student’s personal details, describing the observed issues, and suggesting potential services or interventions.

What is the purpose of student assistance program referral?

The purpose of a student assistance program referral is to identify students who may benefit from additional support services and to facilitate the process of getting them the help they need to succeed academically and personally.

What information must be reported on student assistance program referral?

The information that must be reported on a student assistance program referral typically includes the student's name, grade, specific concerns, observed behaviors, academic performance data, and any previous support services the student has received.