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Child Abuse DYFS, Schools Agree On Countermeasures

CREST HAVEN - Officials from the state Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) and local school districts announced ^ an agreement Monday regarding the reporting and I investigation of child abuse ! and neglect. Q . They released the follow1 I ing summary during an [ afternoon press conference I then: P The past two years has I seen a rise in the incidence [ of child abuse and neglect b which has caused a heightI ened public awareness and ' concern to the problem, k Responding to this con- . cern,> the governor has I made the reporting and in1 vestigating of suspected D child abuse and neglect a I top priority. The State Board of Educate tion passed a resolution Nov. 7, 1984, reaffirming education's responsibilities regarding abuse and neglect. Last spring, an analysis of local district policies was done by the county Office of Education on Compliance with law and code. Although local policies complied with the code, there still appeared to be many misunderstandings regarding the responsibilities of DYFS and local school districts, particularly during investigations of suspected abuse and neglect. After several discussions with both local districts and DYFS. the county Office of Education took the initiative of bringing the local districts and DYFS together to develop an "Affiliation Agreement." That agreement was to provide to both sides a mutually developed, nonbinding agreement to provide clear guidelines for interaction between the schools and DYFS in child abuse and neglect cases. The final document resulted in clear delineation and responsibilities in such areas as: reporting and investigation; removal of children from school by DYFS; joint interviewing of children; consultation and information sharing. The document also provides clear and consistent procedure for both schools and DYFS to follow, from P.O. Needs A Sturdy Foundation SOUTH DENNIS - The old South Dennis Post Office needs a little support. Specifically, it could use some beams to rest on temporarily while its ultimate fate is decided. Historic Cold Spring Village had sought to obtain the structure for incorporation into its collection of historic South Jersey buildings, but Dennis Township residents decided to keep the building. Equipment has been offered to move the building to a temporary site on Joseph Russo's land, but timbers are needed to provide a foundation The township Historical Society is awaiting suggestions.

reporting suspected abuse and neglect to joint case planning and consultation, a partnership between schools and DYFS in helping the children and their families where abuse and neglect is suspected. Filially, one of the major assets to this document is that it was developed to proCHR Slates Meetings , RIO GRANDE - The dates for meetings of the board of trustees have been announced by Cape Human Resources, Inc. The meetings will take place 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the conference room at the Social Services Building, Rtes. 9 and 47, as follows: January 15, Feb. 19, March 19, April 16, May 21. June 18, July 16, Aug. 20, Sept. 17, Oct. 15. Nov. 19, and Dec. 17. A New Start NORTH WILDWOOD - The first meeting of the new year for the Golden Age Club of the Wildwoods will be held noon tomorrow at the Moose Hall, 314 Spruce Ave.

vide county-wide consistency. As of Monday, 15 of 17 county districts Jiave accepted and sifted this agreement. County-wide consistency not only elminates the need for time-consuming individual district agreements but also signifies the strong commitment of the local districts in dealing with the difficult problem of child abuse and neglect. This affiliation agreement was developed with the help of Ted Johnson, superintendent of Middle Township schools; Elizabeth Dworsky, chief school administrator, Cape May Elementary School; Gregory Donahue, director of special services. Ocean City Schools; Oliver West, principal, Maud Abrams School. Lower Township; Mary Maloy, school nurse, county Special Services District, Marsha Hannah. DYFS district supervisor; David Mallory. DYFS regional services specialsit. Meeting Slate For Jaycees WILDWOOD - The Greater Wildwood Jaycees meet the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. in their clubhouse, 3005 Pacific Ave.

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