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Coker, Vanessa; Brier, Terry B. – Executive Educator, 1989
A South Carolina school district has initiated an organized approach to playground safety that includes (1) a strict board policy governing the selection, purchase, and installation of school playground equipment; (2) regular inspections; (3) proper surfacing materials; (4) proper supervision; and (5) equipment replacement schedule. (MLF)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Elementary Secondary Education, Equipment Standards, Facility Guidelines
Wasiloff, Thomas – Technical Education News, 1976
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Court Litigation, Legal Problems, Legal Responsibility
Missouri Univ., Columbia. Coll. of Education. – 1986
This module provides safety guidelines for vocational teachers, principals, and students in the vocational shop class, including tips on the prevention and handling of accidents if they occur. It answers questions on student and administrator liability in accident situations. Suggestions are included for increasing the safety of special needs…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Accidents, Injuries, Laboratory Safety
Bruya, Lawrence D., Ed.; Langerdorfer, Stephen J., Ed. – 1988
The articles in this monograph reflect the findings of a national survey that assessed the condition and needs of elementary school playground equipment. The following articles are presented: (1) "The Committee on Play and Its Mission" (D. Thompson); (2) "The National Survey of Elementary School Playground Equipment" (L. Bowers); (3) "Results of…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Elementary Education, Equipment Evaluation, Equipment Maintenance
Dougherty, Neil J., IV – 1979
Guidelines are offered for supervision of school athletic activities with emphasis upon safety and legal responsibility. Of particular importance is selection of activities suitable for participants, safe facilities and equipment, knowledge of first aid, and the use of good teacher/coach judgment. (JD)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Athletic Equipment, First Aid, Legal Responsibility
Lovett, Steve – School Leader, 1986
Any district board of education considering seat belt installation on large school buses should examine all the research available prior to making a final decision. New Jersey's Guide for Analyzing a Pupil Transportation Program is provided. (MLF)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Bus Transportation, Elementary Secondary Education, Legal Responsibility
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Qualley, Charles – School Arts, 1981
A brief look at the art teacher's legal liability for student accident or injury in the art room, plus tips for maintaining a safe classroom. (SJL)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Art Education, Art Teachers, Elementary Secondary Education
Gerlovich, Jack A.; Gerard, Timothy F. – American School Board Journal, 1989
Court rulings have established three basic responsibilities school systems must meet in science programs: (1) inform students about the hazards they might encounter in a science class; (2) provide a safe learning environment and properly maintained equipment; and (3) ensure adequate supervision. Outlines a four-point school safety plan. (MLF)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Court Litigation, Legal Responsibility, School Responsibility
Teague, Travis L. – 1996
This paper stresses the outdoor recreation and education professionals should understand aspects of liability, negligence, and risk management. There are four elements that must be present if a person or organization is to be considered negligent: the presence of a legal duty of care, a breach of duty, proximate cause, and actual damages. When…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Adventure Education, Court Litigation, Insurance
Kegin, Denis J. – 1973
The intent of the book is to stimulate interest in the problem of shop-teacher liability and to identify certain needs which have not been adequately met by existing laws and statutes. Chapter 1, The Significance of Teacher Liability, discusses basic legal considerations, the environment of the school shop, and the possibility of liability.…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Federal Legislation, Injuries, Legal Responsibility
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Joye, E. Michael – Science Teacher, 1978
Discusses teacher liability in the science laboratory. Cites specific court cases to illustrate points. (MA)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Court Litigation, Educational Legislation, Laboratory Safety
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Harvard Law Review, 1976
Implications of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 are described in two cases: Brennan v. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (Underhill Construction Corp.), and Anning-Johnson Co. v. United States Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. (LBH)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Construction Industry, Court Litigation, Employers
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Henke, Cliff – Journal of School Business Management, 1993
The insurance industry has experienced a round of claims costs as a result of recent natural disasters. These costs are passed on to customers. To avoid higher premiums, student-transportation systems can take the following money-saving steps: raise the deductible; beef up driver training; focus on driver retention; and get the fleet's loss…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Accidents, Cost Effectiveness, Costs
Wharton, Nick – Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Leadership, 1996
British legislation requires that Outdoor Activity Centres ensure the safety of employees and everyone who may be affected by their activities. Required risk assessments are more effective if they consider low-risk as well as high-risk activities and consider all incidents, including near misses, thus compiling a broader database from which to…
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Foreign Countries, Legal Responsibility, Occupational Safety and Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2007
The mission of the Division of Adolescent and School Health (DASH) is to prevent the most serious health risks among children, adolescents, and young adults. Its goal is to prevent unintentional injuries and violence by enabling the nation's schools to address safety through coordinated school health programs. It attempts to achieve this goal…
Descriptors: Safety, Young Adults, Nongovernmental Organizations, Technical Assistance
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