Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT)
How to Make a Report to BIT
If you observe a student whose conduct is worrisome, disruptive, reckless, or suggests a potential threat to safety, you can submit a report using the incident reporting system. The report form is monitored by the Office of Student Affairs.
How to Report Disruptive or Dangerous BehaviorTo report potentially disruptive or dangerous student behavior. Please review BIT Frequently Asked Questions before filling out the Maxient Incident Report. |
Our Team
The Behavior Intervention Team includes representatives from a wide range of offices and departments across Foothill College including the Office of Student Affairs, the District Police, Psychological Services, Health Service, Academic Counseling Services, Disability Resources, International Students, Financial Aid, Testing & Assessment, Faculty, Staff, and Administration.
Frequently Asked QuestionsBIT provides guidance on how to interpret behavior indicators, steps for intervention,
and links to campus and community support services. A resource document outlines “See
Something. Say Something. Do Something.” protocols for distressed, disruptive, or
at-risk students. |
Treatment Options & Support Services
When a student is flagged for concern, BIT coordinates referrals to appropriate services such as the Mental Health & Wellness Center, Counseling, Disability Support, or the college Police. The goal is to connect students proactively with support and reduce escalation.
Our CommitmentBIT operates with confidentiality, collaboration, and community safety in mind. We engage with faculty, staff, and students to create a supportive environment where potential issues are addressed early and effectively. You can play a helping role by reporting concerns and staying connected to resources. |
Contact UsOffice of Student AffairsCampus Center, Building 2000, Room 2002(650) 949-7241 studentaffairs@fhda.edu |
