West Clermont Local School District |
Administrative Guidelines |
3213 - STUDENT SUPERVISION AND WELFARE
In addition to requirements specified in Policy 3213, the following guidelines are provided to enhance student safety and well being:
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Professional staff members: |
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should not leave assigned students unattended; |
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should not leave unqualified persons in charge of students; |
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should take measures to assure the appropriate use of facilities and/or equipment for their intended purpose; |
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should organize classroom materials and equipment so as to minimize danger of injury to students and to self. |
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Each professional staff member is to enforce the following rules established for student activity in high risk areas: |
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Students should not work in a shop, kitchen, or laboratory at other than the regularly scheduled period, unless otherwise authorized, and then only under qualified supervision and in accordance with the prescribed safety procedures. |
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Only students enrolled in shop classes or laboratory classes, are to use power tools or other dangerous equipment and then only under the qualified supervision of a professional staff member. |
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With the ever-increasing demand for the use of gyms and other such facilities, it is imperative that the professional staff take steps to maintain a safe environment in these areas. |
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If permission is granted for a student or group of students to use a facility, a professional staff member or authorized adult must be present in the facility throughout the time it is in use. |
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Under no circumstances are students to be left in charge. |
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If for any reason an area is unlocked for use, the professional staff member or authorized adult is responsible for locking up the area after its use. |
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Under no circumstances are custodians authorized to open a facility for unsupervised students to use. |
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Each professional staff member or other authorized adult must immediately report to the building administrator any accident or a safety hazard s/he detects. (See Form 5340 F1). |
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