HIGH-RISK ACTIVITIES & COVERAGE LIMITATIONS
School-sponsored activities require evaluation of the perceived educational, cultural, and social benefits versus the potential risks. Certain activities are considered higher risk because they are more dangerous and may jeopardize the safety of your students. When planning an event that may be considered unique or high-risk, please contact the CharterSAFE Risk Management Team to discuss. Please note that a DEDUCTIBLE of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) shall apply on a per-injury basis for the
following activities:
Water depths greater than 2 feet (including but not limited to scuba diving, sailing, fishing, swimming, dunk
tanks)
Height more than 6 ft (including but not limited to ziplining, rock climbing, bungee jumping, high ropes course)
Jumping and/or inflatable devices (including but not limited to trampolines*, bounce houses, hamster balls, zorb
balls, slides, mazes, and obstacle courses)
Activities involving animals (including but not limited to horseback riding*)
Weapons of any kind (including but not limited to airsoft and paintball guns, shooting ranges, etc.)
Fire (including but not limited to fireworks)
Carnival Rides
*Except mini-trampolines and horse-back riding when part of Special Education Programs