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A. Inadequate Supervision reports involving a child under the age of five or a child five years of age and older with a physical or mental disability which limits his or her skills in the areas of communication, self-care, self-direction, and safety. B. Educational Neglect reports involving a child that was never enrolled in an educational program. C. Environmental Neglect reports involving a child under the age of three; and those situations in which the hotline assesses an immediate danger to the child's health or physical well-being based upon the severity. D. Lock out reports involving a child under the age of ten; and those situations in which the hotline assesses an immediate danger to the child's health or physical well-being based upon the severity. E. Medical Neglect reports involving a child under the age of 13 or a child with a severe medical condition that could become serious enough to cause long-term harm to the child if untreated will be assigned the investigative pathway. F. Reports of human bites, sprains/dislocations, striking a child age seven or older on the face, striking a child with a closed fist, and throwing a child when these allegations occurred: 1) Less than one year ago; and/or, 2) If the caller to the hotline can verify an injury either through physical signs (e.g., scarring), medical information, dated photographs, etc.
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