Red Flag Behaviors
“Red Flag Behaviors” indicating the need to complete a Behavioral Incident Report:
- Behavior which regularly interferes with classroom environment or management
- Notable change in academic performance – poor or inconsistent preparation
- Notable change in behavior or appearance
- Impairment of thoughts-verbally or in writing
- Overly aggressive behaviors toward others; inability to set limits or re-direct focus
- Poor decision making and coping skills
- Inappropriate or strange behavior
- Low frustration tolerance
- Overreaction to circumstances
- Lack of resiliency
- Writings and comments endorsing violence; unusual interest in violence
- Indirect or direct threats in writings or verbalizations
- Lack of empathy and concern for others; inability to care
- Anger management problems
- Threats to others
- Appearance of being overly nervous, tense or tearful
- Expression of suicidal thought or feelings of hopelessness
- Domestic Violence on campus
- Student argument
- Concern for student’s safety
- Concern for personal safety
- Unexplained behaviors of concern
Incidents that might occur under these concerns:
- Stalking by faculty or student through Internet, in person or any other method of stalking
- Student or faculty disruptive behavior over college policy and procedure
- Domestic violence brought to campus
- Child custody dispute brought to campus
- Lynchburg City Police or area Sheriff Department enforcing an Emergency Court Order (ECO) or Temporary Detention Order (TDO) for the court system or Community Service Board
- Unexplained classroom reaction to instructor or student causing undo concern
- Rumors of alleged misconduct
- False accusations
- Disgruntled student, faculty or staff
- Misrepresentation, retaliation, threats or intimidation
- Falsifying records or facts
- Any unacceptable actions occurring off campus brought to campus by student or third party
- Medical or Mental Health conditions
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