with the following: (i) The notification is sent by an email to the school where the child or youth is enrolled with only the words Handle With Care and no other information on the child or youth’s situation. (ii) The law enforcement official may not disclose information to the school about the case or the student. (iii) The notification may be shared with not more than 2 individuals in the school designated by the program to receive the notification. Such individuals may activate services for the student, but may not disseminate the notification with any other individual unless there is an immediate risk of danger or the consent of the student. Such individuals may not have law enforcement responsibilities at the school and, whenever possible, should be health­care providers. (iv) The notification may not be used as part of a legal proceeding without appropriate due process. (v) The notification may not be preserved in the student’s school record. (vi) The notification shall be deleted not later than 6 months after the date of the notification unless the student requests that it be preserved. (vii) All parties shall take reasonable steps with regard to cybersecurity to ensure the security of the notification. (E) Includes site teams providing resources such as individual, class, and whole school trauma-informed care so that traumatized children and youth are supported in the school environment. (F) Develops and disseminates evidence-based or evidence-informed training for trauma-informed care, which may include using nationally recognized practices developed by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network, for school staff (and other youth service providers, where applicable) on the impact of substance use-related and other trauma on children and youth and how best to support such children and youth. (G) Includes resource sharing and communication between youth service providers and school site teams in order to provide referrals to wrap around services to youth and families. (H) Includes family engagement