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Safety & Compliance Flashcards

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  1. Which federal law requires schools receiving E-rate funding to filter internet access for minors?

    Answer: CIPA

    The Children's Internet Protection Act requires internet safety policies and filtering.

  2. The Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA) mainly requires parental consent before students:

    Answer: Participate in federally funded surveys on sensitive topics like political beliefs or sexual behavior

    PPRA protects students from sensitive surveys without parental consent.

  3. A colleague confides that they suspect a student is being abused and asks you to report it for them. The best response is:

    Answer: Remind them that mandated reporting is an individual duty they must fulfill themselves

    In most states each mandated reporter has a personal duty that cannot be delegated.

  4. Under the ADA and Section 504, a school field trip must be:

    Answer: Accessible, with reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities

    Schools must provide equal access to programs and activities, including field trips.

  5. Title IX requires each school district to designate:

    Answer: A Title IX coordinator

    Federally funded schools must designate at least one Title IX coordinator.

  6. What is the primary purpose of documenting a student injury in an incident report?

    Answer: To create an accurate record for follow-up, liability, and prevention

    Incident reports support appropriate response, legal protection, and future prevention.

  7. A teacher leaves a class unsupervised to make copies and a student is injured. The teacher may be liable for:

    Answer: Negligence due to failure to supervise

    Teachers owe students a duty of supervision, and breaching it can constitute negligence.

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