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A) Examine Juiminia cognitions regarding reaching out to school
B) Identify Juminia issues regarding reaching out to the school
C) Measure Juminia buy in (homework contacting school 1x this week)

A,B,C) MSTT examined Juminia cognitions around reaching out to the school. Juminia expressed her williness to reach out to the school, but would like Jose to take more of a initiative in getting help for himself. MSTT worked with Juminia on taking the lead in this process. MSTT will revisited this topic after Christmas break to examine if Juminia does reach out to school.

A) Assess Juminia knowledge of how to contact at school
B) Develop a list of key participants at the school
C) Juminia to reach out to one of the key participants at least 1x week

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