Under California law, which reporting requirement applies to teachers who suspect child abuse?

Reports are optional if suspicion exists

Must be orally reported within 24-72 hours

In California, teachers who suspect child abuse are mandated reporters and must take immediate action to notify the appropriate authorities so the child can be protected without delay. The essential point is that the initial report is made orally and promptly, typically within a day, so the authorities can begin an investigation right away. This is not optional, nor is the reporting limited to a written form or delayed until after any formal investigation. After the oral report, a written follow-up is also required within a short timeframe to document what was reported. The emphasis here is on timely, direct communication to the proper agency to ensure the child’s safety.

Must be written only

Must be reported only after a formal investigation

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