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Refer a student to RESET

"You were referred because something happened. RESET is about what happens next." RESET is a referral-based youth intervention and development program, not a punishment. Students complete an intake and skills check, six core programs (Choices & Consequences, Conflict Without Chaos, Respect, My Circle My Future, Future Ready, and The Comeback capstone), daily check-ins and accountability tracking. At completion you receive an outcomes report with before-and-after skill scores, not just a certificate. There is no charge to the student.

Watch: what RESET is and how it works

About 1½ minutes · includes a fictional example case.

Student

Kept in authorized RESET records. Regular Future Ready U activities still use first names only.

Referral type
Quick placement questions

Answer every question. Express is only suggested when the last three are all Yes. We'll suggest a level, and Cedrick or your selected Mentor Partner makes the final choice.

Is a court, probation, diversion or JJAEP program involved?
Did the incident involve an injury, weapons, drugs, theft or threats?
Is there gang involvement or strong negative influence?
Repeated suspensions or an expulsion hearing?
Are there court-ordered requirements or service hours?
Are there safety concerns, or does the student need weekly contact?
2 or more referrals or write-ups this year, or a repeated pattern?
Has the student been suspended (in-school or out-of-school)?
Was there a minor fight or social media conflict?
Are there attendance or truancy concerns?
Did the student already do RESET Express, or not finish it?
Is this the student's first referral, with no earlier discipline this school year?
Was it a minor incident (disrespect, a verbal conflict, a dress code or phone issue, skipping one class)?
Does the student admit what happened and agree to take part?
Needs placement review: some placement answers are missing. Cedrick or your selected Mentor Partner will choose the level.
See the criteria for each level
RESET Express · One 3–4 hour session
  • First referral, with no earlier discipline this school year
  • Minor incident: disrespect, a verbal conflict, a dress code or phone issue, or skipping one class
  • Nobody hurt, and no weapons, drugs or police involved
  • The student admits what happened and is willing to take part
RESET · 6 weekly sessions
  • 2 or more referrals or write-ups this year, or a pattern of the same behavior
  • In-school or out-of-school suspension
  • A minor fight or social media conflict
  • Attendance or truancy concerns
  • Didn't finish Express, or got referred again after it
RESET Intensive · 10–12 weeks
  • Court, probation, diversion or JJAEP referral
  • A serious incident: a fight with injury, weapons, drugs, theft or threats
  • Gang involvement or negative influence
  • Repeated suspensions or an expulsion hearing
  • Service hours or court-ordered requirements
  • Safety concerns, or the student needs weekly contact to stay on track
You
Reporting agreement

Tell us who should get progress updates, how often, and what to include. Cedrick or your selected Mentor Partner will confirm this with you. Leave the name and email blank to send them to you.

Reports never include check-in text, reflections, the student's own account of the incident, or private notes.