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*)
Carnival rides
Weapons of any kind
(including but not limited to airsoft and paintball guns, shooting ranges, etc.)
Fire
(including but not limited to fireworks)
*Except mini-trampolines and horse-back riding when part of Special Education Programs