Insurance Management
Employees
Staff Devices - Procedures for Lost, Stolen, and Misappropriated Devices
This document is used to provide guidance on replacing and reporting Lost/Stolen/Destroyed/Misappropriated Staff Technology for the STS & Principal.
Form 7350F - Employee Driver Verification
Students
Latchkey Accident Reporting
KDHE Critical Incident Report - Form CCL 028a
KDHE Critical Incident Reporting FAQs
Accident Reporting Procedures
Guidelines for REPORTING ACCIDENTS FOR STUDENTS, EMPLOYEES, AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
Student Accident Report Form
We are switching to a new accident reporting system! Click here to learn how to report student accidents using the updated form (PDF).
When completing a Student Accident Report Form, first choose the nature of the accident and complete the fields that appear. Different fields will appear, depending on the nature of the accident. Once complete, hit submit.
Student Accident Insurance
Student Accident Insurance is a voluntary option that provides financial assistance with out-of-pocket medical expenses when a student sustains an accidental injury. Student Accident Insurance will assist parents and caregivers with high insurance deductibles until a student's primary insurance takes over, can be the primary accident insurance policy for your student, and/or provides coverage for co-pays not covered under other insurance policies. More information about Student Accident Insurance is listed below.
Premiums & Coverage Options |
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| POLICY GA-2200Ed.11-16(ID)(KS)(LA)(MN)(MT)(NC)(ND)(OH)(SD) | One Time Policy Year Premiums |
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School Time coverage Grades PK-12 (Does NOT Include Interscholastic Sports Coverage grades 7-12) |
$16 |
| Protects the student while: a) attending regular school sessions, b) participating in or attending school-sponsored and supervised extracuricular activities, c) traveling directly to and from school for regular school sessions, and while traveling to and from school-sponsored and supervised extracurricular activities in school provided transportation. DOES NOT cover participation in interscholastic sports for students in grades 7-12. | |
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Full Time Coverage Grades PK-12 (Does NOT Include Interscholastic Sports Coverage grades 7-12) |
$99 |
| Covers the student 24 hours a day until school starts next year. Includes coverage while at home and school, on weekends and during summer vacation. DOES NOT cover participation in interscholastic sports for students in grades 7-12. | |
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School Time Coverage Grades PK-12 AND Interscholastic Sports Coverage Grades 7-12 (does not include Football grades 9-12) |
$91 |
| In addition to School-Time Coverage shown above, includes All Interscholastic Sports Coverage that protects the student while practicing for or competing in school-sponsored and supervised interscholastic sports including travel in school provided transportation for grades 7-12. DOES NOT cover Football for grades 9-12. | |
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Full Time Coverage Grades Pk-12 AND Interscholastic Sports Coverage Grades 7-12 (does not include Football grades 9-12) |
$174 |
| In addition to the Full-Time Coverage shown above, includes All Interscholastic Sports Coverage that protects the student while practicing for or competing in school-sponsored and supervised interscholastic sports including travel in school-provided transportation for grades 7-12. DOES NOT cover Football for grades 9-12. | |
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Football Coverage Grades 9-12 |
$250 |
| Protects the student while practicing for or competing in school-sponsored and supervised interscholastic football including travel in school-provided transportation for grades 9-12. | |
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Extended Dental Coverage Grades PK-12 |
$9 |
| Provides benefits up to a maximum of $5,000 for any dental Injury. Covers the student 24 hours a day until school starts next year. Treatment must begin within 60 days from the date of the Injury and must be performed within one year from the date of Injury. However, if within the one year period following the date of Injury the student’s attending dentist certifies that dental treatment and/or replacement must be deferred beyond one year, the policy pays the estimated cost of such deferred treatment, but not to exceed $200 for each tooth. Benefits for prostheses are limited to $500 per injury, including procedures performed to install them. Dental prostheses include, but are not limited to: crowns, dentures, bridges, and implants. Extended Dental does not cover treatment for orthodontics, dental disease, or expenses that exceed the dental prosthesis maximum benefit limit. | |
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The Medical Benefits and Exclusions apply to the Coverage Options listed above. EFFECTIVE AND EXPIRATION DATES The policy contains a provision limiting coverage to the usual and customary charges. This limitation may result in additional out-of-pocket expenses for the insured. |
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Website: www.sas-mn.com
Phone: (800) 328 -2739
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Formulario de inscripción en español