Category Archives: School Injury
Staying Safe at Playgrounds
Children love playgrounds. Swings, monkey bars, and other play structures can provide hours of fun for kids. However, like anything else, there are dangers involved. Children can fall off play structures. They can injure themselves on slides. There may be sharp corners that cause injuries. Playground injuries can cause broken bones, concussions, sprains, strains,… Read More »
Most Common School Injuries
Many schools are back in session in Florida, and that means books, backpacks, tests, homework…and injuries. While most schools try to make their campuses safe for students, sometimes injuries happen on the playground, in the classroom, on the bus, or in other places around the campus. While many injuries are minor, like cuts and… Read More »
School Threats, Violence On The Rise In Florida
Now that the coronavirus is somewhat under control, Florida children are back in school. While many are excited to be back after distance learning or homeschooling, it hasn’t been all fun and games in Florida schools. Violence and threats are on the rise, making school a scary place to be – for students and… Read More »
High School Sports Injuries
Millions of teens across the country play sports in high school. There are many fun options, such as football, cheerleading, soccer, baseball, volleyball, wrestling, swimming, and track and field. Sports are a great way for kids to get exercise and meet new people. Unfortunately, they also pose an opportunity for kids to get injured…. Read More »
Types Of School Violence
With kids returning to school, parents may be concerned about school violence—and for good reason. Cyberbullying is on the rise, with technology making it easier than ever to tease, harass, and threaten others. The coronavirus pandemic has also increased tension among various groups of people, with parents even going as far as assaulting teachers… Read More »
What Parents Should Know About School Injuries
Parents expect that their children will be safe at school. While they typically come home with no injuries, sometimes accidents happen. Kids may get injured while playing at recess or participating in after school sports activities. In some cases, the injuries are intentional, with bullying and even shootings on the rise. School injuries are… Read More »
