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B.C.A.T.S. (Buncombe County’s Alternative to Suspension)

B.C.A.T.S. (Buncombe County’s Alternative to Suspension). Max Weissman - Counselor (LPC, CTS, and NCC) Diane Forbes - Teacher (National Board Certified Teacher). What is BCATS?. Buncombe County Alternative to Suspension For students who are out-of-school suspended Credit for attendance.

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B.C.A.T.S. (Buncombe County’s Alternative to Suspension)

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  1. B.C.A.T.S.(Buncombe County’s Alternative to Suspension) Max Weissman-Counselor (LPC, CTS, and NCC) Diane Forbes -Teacher (National Board Certified Teacher)

  2. What is BCATS? • Buncombe County Alternative to Suspension • For students who are out-of-school suspended • Credit for attendance. • Opportunity for students to keep up with classes. • Provide coping strategies & decision making skills.

  3. Eligible for BCATS • 5 Days OSS or more or 2nd 3-Day OSS • Fighting. • Threatening. • Possession of nuisance items. • Tobacco use. • Hazing. • Disruptive behavior. • Inappropriate language.

  4. Ineligible for Consideration • First 3 day OSS • Physical violence toward school employee. • Threat toward school employee. • Extortion or Blackmail • Distributing illegal drugs • Bringing or using a firearm • Arson • Sexual Offense

  5. Possible Consideration for Eligibility • Behavior that incites a Riot • Theft or Vandalism • Indecent Exposure • Sexual Harassment • Possession of a Weapon • Gang related activity • Possession/Use of Illegal Drugs School administrator & BCATS staff will review students whose violations fall into this category.

  6. Gaining Acceptance into BCATS • The principal, assistant principal, and/or counselor must contact the BCAT program at least 24 hours before a student starts. (BCATS@bcsemail.org) • School work must be sent from base-school teachers. Credit given for BCATS assignment. • Parent/guardian consent form signed (or verbal consent given to school official)

  7. Gaining Acceptance into BCATS • Emergency placement can be gained by contacting: • Tiffany Little • David Thompson • Superintendent’s Office. • School official will be notified by BCATS if/when a student may start.

  8. Tentative Schedule

  9. BCATS DATA Number of Students Referred to BCATS: 79 Number of Students Served by BCATS: 75 Total # of Days that were referred: 321 Total Days Served (Absences Saved): 234

  10. Number of Students Served Number of Days Served

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