MANDATORY REPORTER ONLINE TRAINING
Help Protect Louisiana's Children
Every day, the safety and well-being of children throughout Louisiana are at risk due to child abuse and neglect. Mandated reporters are vital in ensuring children's safety.
The online training for Mandated Reporters, offered by the Department of Children and Family Services, is available through the Learning System of the Louisiana Child Welfare Training Academy (LCWTA LMS).
About the Training
ONLINE
The training can be completed online at your home or office
SELF-PACED
The 1.75 hour training can be completed in multiple sessions at your own pace
LANGUAGE
The training is available in English and Spanish
Accessing the Course
LCWTA LMS accounts are required to complete the training. Mandated reporters who do not have accounts should click the "Create New Account" button below.
Once you have created an account and have logged into the LCWTA LMS, click the "Go to Course" button below to access the course directly.*
Please note: The LCWTA LMS administrative team will create accounts for Pre-Service Foster Parents, Certified Foster Parents, and DCFS Staff.
If you are an educator, a school support staff member (such as a bus driver), or a child care provider required to complete the Mandatory Reporter online training, please note that access to the training varies by organization. Some school districts provide staff with a direct link, while others provide access through a district portal (such as Vector or SafeSchools).
The Louisiana Child Welfare Training Academy support team can assist with questions about the Mandatory Reporter Training and Moodle account issues, but we cannot troubleshoot problems related to your school district's portal or login process.
For assistance with logging in after creating an account, please email support@LCWTA.org before calling our support line.
Who are Mandated Reporters?
Health Practitioners
Police Officers and Law Enforcement Officials
Organizational or Youth Activity Provider
Mental Health or Social Service Practioner
Commerical Film and Photographic Print Processor
Coaches
Group Home or Institutional Child Care Staff Members
Member of the Clergy
Mediators
(pursuant to Children's Code, Chapter 6 of Title IV)
Foster Parents
OJJ or DCFS employees (whose duties include supervisory or disciplinary authority over children)
Teaching or Child Care Provider
Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)
Probation Officers
