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Our Goals
The Six Goals of the C.L.E.A.R. Program are:
Educate
Individuals with Disabilities
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Understand safe and risky behaviors:
What will get you in trouble or keep you out of trouble.
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Develop conflict resolution skills.
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Understand legal rights.
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Interact with law enforcement and
authorities safely and cooperatively.
Educate
Teachers and Parents
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Identify risky and dangerous
behaviors.
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Teach safe
responses and behaviors.
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Understand legal
issues and rights.
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Understand
procedures and know what to expect and do if a young adult is
involved in the justice system.
Inform School
Administrators
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Understand the law and rights of the
child and the parent.
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Understand the role of the school to
resolve and de-escalate conflicts.
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Address students’ dangerous behaviors.
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Understand how students with
disabilities may be at risk/victimized.
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Establish and recognize special school ID designations for CLEAR
participants.
Inform law
enforcement officials and first responders
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Increase
understanding, awareness, skills, and strategies to respond to
special populations, particularly those with "invisible" disorders,
including Autism Spectrum Disorders, ADHD, OCD, Oppositional Defiant
Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, etc.
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Recognize and identify special needs
populations at risk in the community, including possible use of
Registries, computer tags, and I.D.s.
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Increase informal, positive
interactions with people with disabilities.
Inform members of the Judicial System
parole, probation and court
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Increase awareness and understanding
to respond to special needs populations in the justice system.
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Examine legal issues such as criminal
liability, Miranda rights, etc., as they relate to people with
special needs.
Memoranda of Understanding
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