Which form confirms administrator compliance with mandated reporting training?

• A. Attestation of Training.
• B. CAAT Completion Certificate.
• C. Administrator Certification Form.
• D. Staff Training Log.

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that this question asks for the formal, official record that confirms an administrator has completed mandated reporting training. The Administrator Certification Form is designed to be that definitive document. It is signed by the administrator and kept on file by the district, providing a clear, auditable proof of compliance and understanding of mandated reporting responsibilities. This makes it the appropriate credential for verifying an administrator’s readiness and accountability to report suspected abuse or neglect.

Other options may show that training occurred but aren’t the formal confirmation of compliance for an administrator role. A generic Attestation of Training can be broad and less specific to administrator responsibilities. A CAAT Completion Certificate might reflect completion of a particular module but isn’t the district’s official certificate of administrator-level compliance. A Staff Training Log records who attended training, but it doesn’t serve as the formal, centralized confirmation that the administrator themselves has completed and acknowledged the mandated training requirements.

So, the Administrator Certification Form is the most appropriate choice for confirming administrator compliance.