Hairline Fracture While At Daycare

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  • bunnyslippers
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 987

    #46
    When I worked in a public school, I was told by an administrator that those forms are essentially worthless. They are a CYA type of paperwork, but really have no legal value.

    Basically, the school is responsible for what happens on their watch, and a parent can't waive that responsibility for the school.

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    • Cradle2crayons
      Daycare.com Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 3642

      #47
      Bunny, I wonder though if that depends on the state. My lawyer agrees, outside of neglect, the waiver stands. However, if pursued, they have to prove they weren't negligent

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      • kelsey's kids
        Daycare.com Member
        • Apr 2013
        • 248

        #48
        Originally posted by Cradle2crayons:346706
        Bunny, I wonder though if that depends on the state. My lawyer agrees, outside of neglect, the waiver stands. However, if pursued, they have to prove they weren't negligent
        I was told this by licensing. They said that I do not need to report the incident unless it was do to neglect or abuse by mysekf staff or parents. They also said that I am nit liable for accidents unless it can be proven that one of those things happened.

        The gym that I take my kids to is geared for preschool ages. Everything they do is a age appropriate. Usually it is tag, streching and learning basics like summer salts and clibming over the foam pads. The main reason we go is for large motor during the winter when it is below 0 outside.

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