Which action may occur after the investigation?

• A. Possibly notifying the resource officer
• B. Returning to class
• C. Notifying the resource officer
• D. Contacting both parents/guardians

Answer: (A)

When a school investigates a potential teen dating violence issue, the next steps depend on what the investigation finds and on district safety policies. In situations where there are safety concerns or possible policy or legal issues, involving a school resource officer is a possible step. Because this involvement is conditional on the findings, the phrasing should reflect that it may occur, not that it必 always happens. That’s why the best choice expresses it as “Possibly notifying the resource officer.”

Returning to class might happen as part of the routine after addressing immediate safety, but it doesn’t capture the action that may follow an investigation based on findings. Notifying the resource officer is a definite action in some cases, but since the need depends on specifics of the situation, labeling it as strictly required isn’t as accurate. Contacting both parents/guardians isn’t universally required or appropriate in every case, given privacy considerations and varying policies.